Profiles in Forgotten Courage
DOUGLAS KIM ’87 In 1830, slavery was still legal in Connecticut. It had been outlawed in New York by that time, but it would be […]
Month: February 2018
Men’s Squash Takes Seventeenth National Championship
MATEO VAZQUEZ ’20 STAFF WRITER The Trinity College Men’s Squash team put up a brilliant fight this past weekend for the CSA Squash National Championship. […]
Women’s Swimming and Diving Competes in ’CAC Meet
JULIA KENNARD ’20 CONTRIBUTING WRITER The Women’s Swimming and Diving team’s motivation for their entire season was focused on coming up shy by only three […]
Men’s Hockey Outlasts Tufts in NESCAC Quarterfinals
CAT MACLENNAN ’20 STAFF WRITER Last weekend, the Trinity Men’s Hockey team had another round of double-headers, this time against the Wesleyan University Cardinals. On […]
Women’s Squash Falls to Harvard in National Title
BRENT SCHOELLER ’21 CONTRIBUTING WRITER The Trinity College Women’s Squash team travelled to Cambridge, Mass. last Friday seeking a College Squash Association National Title. The […]
SGA Discusses Dining Options and New Meal Plans
EMMELINE ENDRESEN ’21 STAFF WRITER Chartwell’s District Marketing Director Kayla Hawley met with the Student Government Association (SGA) on Sunday, Feb. 26 to discuss Chartwells […]
Admissions will Not Penalize Student Protestors
GILLIAN REINHARD ’20 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF In response to the national conversation following the recent school shooting in Parkland, Florida and the planned student-protests in schools across […]
Trinity Announces Partnership with the Connecticut Institute for the 21st Century
NEWS RELEASE BY THE OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS Trinity College has entered into a partnership with the Connecticut Institute for the 21st Century, also known as […]
Climate Change Plus (CC+) Addresses Environmental Initiatives
BRENDAN HORAN ’21 STAFF WRITER Professor Mark Silk, Director of the Greenburg Center for the Study of Religion in Public Life at Trinity College, in […]
Class of 2022 Benefits from Test-Optional Policy
KAYLEN JACKSON ’21 CONTRIBUTING WRITER Trinity’s test-optional policy, enacted by Angel B. Perez, Vice President for Enrollment and Student Success in 2015, has resulted in […]