News across Capitol Region
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 […]
The Trinterview: SGA Presidents Maddi Petrow ’27 and Sriram Jetty ’28
Alex Gervais ’28 Managing Editor The Trinterview: SGA Presidents Maddi Petrow ’27 and Sriram Jetty ’28 Trinity’s Student Government Association may not always be listening […]
AIPAC and the Israel lobby
Israel, with billions of our U.S. tax dollars and high tech U.S. military weapons, has waged war on all of its neighbors. This must stop.
CT’s ballot access laws are very wrong
As CT voters, we should be outraged that we are being robbed of choice at the ballot box.
Kosta Diamantis is a fugitive who hasn’t quite disappeared
Kosta Diamantis has conducted many interviews with CT media since he failed to appear at his sentencing last week. His goal: a pardon.
Rep. John Larson won’t seek third-party run after primary defeat
Larson lost the four-way primary to Luke Bronin in August. Larson's term ends in early January, marking the end of his 28-year tenure.
PODCAST: Congress winds down ahead of November elections
WSHU's Ebong Udoma and CT Mirror's Lisa Hagen discussed the end of the U.S. Congressional session ahead of the midterm election.
How to get overdose reversal drug naloxone, or Narcan, in CT
CT officials say overdose deaths have dropped and efforts to widely distribute naloxone, also called Narcan, have contributed to that.
No new data centers in New England until we write the rules on AI
I am calling for no new data centers anywhere on the New England grid until we have strict laws on AI and data centers.