With the Twittersphere growing exponentially by the day, and no student news occurring “at da Trin” I ask once again for those of you with active (or even inactive) Twitter accounts to add yourself to the list that we are compiling (links at the bottom).
The hope is to compile Trinity Twitter users for the purpose [...]
Not too much has changed with the exception of three “possible” cases of Swine Flu popping up in the southern part of the state. All we can do now is wait and keep washing hands while practicing all around good hygiene.
From the e-mail sent to the student body:
As of today NO cases of Swine flu [...]
As posted on the SGA website, our new SGA President is Andrew Grubin with the Executive Vice President being Ibrahim Diallo.
EDIT: Krystal Ramirez won her seat by a narrow 10 votes, showing that this was indeed a tightly contested race where every vote did count.
The full results are as follows:
Student Body President
Andrew Grubin
Executive Vice President
Ibrahim [...]
Last night Trinity Squash made history yet again by bringing home an eleventh (11th) consecutive National Championship title. The Bantams were facing longtime rival Princeton University in an epic match for the title on Sunday, with junior Bastet Chaudhry scoring 9 straight points to pull off the win.
For more on the win check out the [...]
In the words of Mase, welcome back welcome back welcome back. With things to do and people to see, remember to do at least one thing. When you get back on campus visit a site that requires you to log into the Trinity system to check-in (visit TConline or MyTrincoll) to check in and save [...]
The Princeton Review has named Trinity one of their “Best Value” colleges. The list is broken up into two sections, 50 private schools and 50 public schools. Despite our high tuition, the article notes that 40% of students receive need based aide, and have their tuitions heavily subsidized.
“The College has an endowment sufficient to give [...]
Someone on the ACB posted a link to a very nice article that appeared in Friday’s New York Times. The article outlines the renovations done by the school and quotes Katie Marinello ‘11 and Sophie Starchman ‘11 about their experiences so far living in the newly renovated Jarvis. It’s a great piece and a short [...]
I wish I had known about this earlier, considering there is only one day left in this year’s Henley Royal Regatta. It appears as though some of the men from the Trinity Crew Team have started their own blog, capturing the events of their summer training as well as their races and other various updates [...]
Trinity’s crew teams are currently in England for the Henley Royal Regatta and this morning advanced to the semi-finals after a win against Grand Valley State University in Michigan.Â
From articles:
Grand Valley State, from Allendale, Mich., then easily beat England’s University of Warwick by 3 3/4 lengths before Trinity College bested Southampton University, also of England, [...]
The Hartford Courant reports that Trinity’s very own President Jones will join 10 other college presidents on a trip to Israel from June 29th until July 7th. The trip, sponsored by Project Interchange in Washington, D.C., will put the heads of Tel Aviv University, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and other schools in meetings with the 10 visitors [...]
Thursday, June 4, 2009
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