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Pedestrian Struck by Car While Crossing Street in West Hartford
West Hartford Police said the pedestrian was transported to a local hospital following the crash. By Ronni Newton West Hartford Police are investigating an incident that occurred Tuesday morning involving a pedestrian who was injured after being struck by a motor vehicle.…
States file new lawsuits against Trump’s payouts stopping offshore wind
An 8-state coalition filed lawsuits Tuesday challenging Trump administration’s payments to private companies to cancel offshore wind leases.
Men’s Soccer Beats Hamilton: First NESCAC Win Since 2023
Alex Gervais ’28 Managing Editor At the Trinity soccer field on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 19, the men’s soccer team notched their first win over a […]
Ritter: Post by GOP student running for CT House is antisemitic
Connecticut House Majority Leader Matt Ritter said Monday the video is evidence of antisemitism that should end Will Gifford’s campaign.
The Influence of Casting: “Casting By” Documentary Screening and Q&A with Producer Joanna Colbert
Isabella Chirkis ’27 Editor in Chief On Sunday, Oct. 18, Cinestudio will produce a screening of the documentary “Casting By.” This triple-award-winning film was recognized […]
The Man Behind the Banners: How Jeff Devanney Just Keeps Winning
Clayton Palumbo ’29 Executive News Editor When Jeff Devanney ’93 was named Head Football Coach at Trinity College before the 2006 season, he inherited the […]
Men’s Soccer Looks to Build on Early Momentum
Kashmala Khan’ 29 Managing Editor For Trinity men’s soccer, the opening of the season has already offered a little bit of everything: a tough loss […]
Trinity Voted. Now What? SGA Looks Ahead After Election
Kashmala Khan ’29 Managing Editor The ballots are counted, the campaign pitches are over and Trinity’s newest student government representatives officially hold their seats. More […]
So Far From Ordinary: Ana Castillo’s Complex Exploration of God, Mothers and the Extraordinary
Aanum Khan ’30 Contributing Writer Resurrected daughters, toxic factories, saints and a self-appointed mayor—these are a few of the many peculiarities found in Ana Castillo’s […]
More than a Bid: A Closer Look at Sorority Recruitment at Trinity
Sajja Ranjit ’29 Executive Features Editor For roughly 60 Trinity students, sorority recruitment offered an opportunity to meet new people, explore shared values and find […]
Volleyball Falls 3-1 to No. 2 Colby, Breaks Undefeated Steak but Seeks to Bounce Back
Hayes Goodman ’27 Contributing Writer Trinity Volleyball began the year undefeated with five consecutive three-set sweeps, led by a strong offense. They lead their opponents […]
Public Policy Department Hosts Constitution Day Panel in Compliance with Federal Guidelines
Ini-Oluwa Adegbayi ’28 Staff Writer On Thursday, Sep. 17 the Trinity College Public Policy & Law (PBPL) Department hosted a Constitutional Day panel discussion in […]