Admissions reform as a remedy for Trinity’s troubles
EVAN SCOLLARD ’17 STAFF WRITER Trinity’s notable draw – her economics department – poses a significant threat regarding its popularity as a major. Those […]
Month: December 2015
Maxing Out: Second Amendment rights are dangerous
MAX FURIGAY ’19 COLUMNIST The recent shootings in San Bernardino have brought the issue of gun control into public consciousness yet again: as did the […]
It’s time to reevaluate Trinity College’s open campus
MARINA PAPPAS ’19 STAFF WRITER Recently, there have been many incidents involving local Hartford citizens verbally and physically harassing Trinity students on campus, with the […]
Wake Up World: Showcasing discrimination at Trinity
CHRIS BULFINCH ’18 NEWS EDITOR Nov. 16, 2015 marked a point of change in the social dialogue of Trinity’s campus. “Wake Up World,” a walk-out […]
Food Dudes: Kien Asian perfects Banh Mi sandwiches
ALEX COGGIN ’16 STAFF WRITER For the past three years, I have passed by Kien Asian market at least twice per week, usually when I […]
Trinity WRTC-FM offers unique outlet for music lovers
KELLY VAUGHAN ’17 FEATURES EDITOR In an age of digital music heard primary through Spotify and Soundcloud, college students are not nearly as inclined to […]
Cinestudio preview: Matt Damon in “The Martian”
TRIP SLAYMAKER ’18 A&E EDITOR Space really is the final frontier. It’s cold, lifeless, and big. And if you happen to live in any movie […]
Album review: Martin Courtney’s “Many Moons”
MATIAS PRIBOR ’16 STAFF WRITER Martin Courtney, of Real Estate fame, delivers homage to suburban life in its comforts and flaws on his debut solo […]
Review of Hartford Stage’s annual “A Christmas Carol”
BY TRIP SLAYMAKER ’18 A&E EDITOR How do you reimagine a story so beloved and so popular that it seems to defy the progression of […]
Students showcase music videos this coming Thursday
BY ANDREW HATCH ’17 BUSINESS MANAGER Earlier this year a small group of students got the music video production experience of a lifetime when Professor […]