Chapel Singers Celebrate 50 Years of Coeducation at Trinity
Ben Gambuzza ’20 Contributing Writer Trinity’s Chapel is all-in on celebrating 50 years of coeducation. In the Trinity College Chapel this Sunday, Mar. 8 at […]
Month: March 2020
Women’s Lacrosse Finds a Win at Williams in Season Opener, Faces Endicott On Wednesday
Erin Karczewski ’20 Sports Editor The Trinity College Bantams traveled to Williamstown, Massaschussetts this past Saturday, Feb. 29, to take on the Williams College Ephs […]
Recapping Soccer’s Premiere League This February
Johnny Gillespie ’20 Contributing Writer The end of February was inundated with exciting fixtures in the soccer world, many equally as exciting as they promised […]
Letter to the Editor: The Real Cost of Textbooks
High textbook prices are a frustrating addition to college students’ stress every semester. The expectation that students pay hundreds of dollars per semester for required […]
Tripod Editorial: Student Leaders Shouldn’t Be Paid
At Trinity, among other institutions, the notion has, occasionally, been raised that students should receive compensation for those positions of leadership that they elect to […]
TrinVotes! To Hold Super Tuesday Party
Brendan W. Clark ’21 Editor-in-Chief Trinity College’s new student, faculty, and staff driven program, TrinVotes, will hold a watch party in Vernon Social this Tuesday, […]
U.S. Surgeon General Visits Connecticut
Daniel Nesbitt ’22 News Editor On Monday Mar. 2, U.S. Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams toured Connecticut’s public health laboratory located in Rocky Hill. Per […]
SGA Discusses Student Elections, Town Hall Event on Mar. 3
Kip Lynch ’22 Contributing Writer The Student Government Association (SGA) convened on Sunday, Mar. 1 in order to discuss upcoming student government elections, Green Dot […]
Trinity Closes Rome Campus, Prepares for Nationwide Coronavirus Outbreak
Shawn Olstein ’22 News Editor In response to the CDC’s increased travel advisory warning, Trinity College has suspended its Rome study abroad program. Trinity students […]