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Roundtable: Favorite childhood TV show

Many Gen Z students grew up on television, not social media. What are the children missing out on today? Keep reading for some nostalgic recommendations as the Life section reflects on their favorite shows to watch when they were younger.

Out-of-state bottle returns in CT will now be a crime

Trucks of empty bottles flooding Connecticut’s bottle redemption centers may face legal ramifications starting Oct. 1 after a law addressing increases in fraud passed this summer. The bottle bill was originally passed in 1978 to reduce litter and encourage recycling by adding a…

Op-Ed: ‘AI for ImpaCT’ Aims to Prepare UConn Students for the Technology’s Impact on Professions, Society

I appreciate the comments made by The Daily Campus editorial board in its Sept. 14 editorial, “UConn’s AI for ImpaCT initiative does more harm than good.” I agree with the editorial board’s concerns regarding the potential for AI to impact critical thinking and human…

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Study Abroad Student Reported Missing

Charlotte Stack ’29 B&P Editor Late at night on Sunday, September 27, Trinity College student Olivia Smith ’28, currently studying abroad in Rome, was reported […]

Class of 2030 Senate Candidate Receives Campaign Donation from AIPAC

Alex Gervais ’28 Politics Man After thorough review of Trinity Election Commission (TEC) filings, the Tripod has determined that Pah Litician ’30, a recently elected […]

Weekly Horoscope

Cate Griffin ’27 Resident Astrologist Aries (March 21-April 20) The Full Moon has just occurred in your sign while connecting to Neptune, which will give […]

An AI Essay Worth Reading

Artie Fishal ’30 Essay Enthusiast The following is an real-life excerpt from Artie Fishal ’30’s mandatory essay on AI. It follows an incoherent paragraph about […]

Faculty Spotlight: Professor Rachel Keeffe and Her Approach to Evolutionary Biology

Carlos Fonseca ‘30 Contributing Writer Last year, Trinity welcomed Professor Rachel Keeffe to the Biology Department. An evolutionary biologist with a lifelong fascination for reptiles […]

The language America left behind at 250

The question I cannot put down is not what China is doing. It is what we stopped doing.

Hall Student Council Hosts Back-to-School Picnic

Hall’s student council kicked off fall with a back-to-school picnic taking place on Sept. 25. beginning at 6 p.m. in the bus loop parking lot. By Kate Levine After hosting a “trial run” picnic last spring, the student council at West Hartford's Hall High School has now begun what…

Consumer Diary: Reimbursement, Dog Water

Consumer columnist and West Hartford resident Harlan Levy has more than 20 years of experience writing stories about everyday experiences that anyone could encounter. Harlan Levy. Courtesy photo By Harlan Levy First some good personal news: In my Sept. 16 column I wrote about how…