Elm and Key Perpetuates Negative Culture at Trinity
Daniel Nesbitt ’22 Opinion Editor In my Tripod article in last week’s edition entitled “SGA Represents Students; Must Denounce Elm and Key,” I called on […]
Month: November 2019
Patriotism, Democracy, and Chinese Students Abroad
When I was still a little kid in an elementary school in China, I wastold by my teacher in the patriotic education class that I […]
Men’s Hockey Sweeps the NESCAC Opening Weekend
Mateo Vazquez ’21 Sports Editor This past weekend the Trinity College men’s hockey team started the season off on a strong note against fellow NESCACS […]
English Premier League Sees “Super Bowl” of their Season
John Gillespie ’20 Contributing Writer After a weekend which comprised of the clash of the Titans in both the Premier League and the Bundesliga, and […]
Which Came First the Article or the Egg: An A&E Farewell
Liz Foster ’22 and Hunter Savery ’20 A&E Editors Liz’s Thoughts: Each week, a blank page taunts me as I debate what 300-800 words I […]
Connor Goes to a Car Show: An Automotive Odyssey
Connor Struyk ’20 Staff Writer This is the last issue of the Tripod for the semester, so it’s a tad fitting that we go out with a […]
Tell Me Who I Am Examines Identity, Memory
Maciek J. Pradziad ’23 Staff Writer Ed Perkins’ documentary, Tell Me Who I Am, examines how identity and memory are connected, the nature of trusting another human […]
Evensong, Pink Shabbat, and Religious Life at Trinity
Gillian M. Reinhard ’20 Editor-in-Chief Throughout the year, members of the campus community can look forward to Evensong, a program of sung psalms, prayers and […]
Faculty Profile: Professor Williams
Katie Cerulle ’22 Contributing Writer Racism, or better defined by Professor Johnny Williams as white racism, is pervasive in society today, holding the oppressed as […]
Faculty Profile: Professor Falk
Shawn Olstein ’22 Staff Writer Professor Glenn Falk is a professor of the practice of Public Policy and Law at Trinity College. He teaches a […]