Opus, an A24 film directed and written by newcomer Mark Anthony Green, touches on fascinating ideas about celebrity culture but falls short in fully developing its premise.
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Women at Trinity encouraged to help bridge the gender wage gap
March 20, 2025Black women earned 70% as much as white men, and Hispanic women earned 65% as much. White women earned 83% as much as white men, [...] -
Trinity students learn to coexist with wildlife on campus
March 17, 2025Trinity Washington University regularly hosts an unusual group of visitors near Cuvilly Hall: a herd of white-tailed deer and a [...] -
Education was a factor for why some immigrant Trinity students migrated to U.S.
March 6, 2025The United States is home to approximately 5.8 million immigrant-origin students enrolled in colleges and universities, [...]
- Trinity navigates AI frontier in higher education
- Trinity celebrates Black History Month, despite federal shift in honoring it
- Trinity community begins tactical path to defy presidential policies hostile to university’s mission
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Women at Trinity encouraged to help bridge the gender wage gap
March 20, 2025Black women earned 70% as much as white men, and Hispanic women earned 65% as much. White women earned 83% as much as white men, [...] -
Trinity students learn to coexist with wildlife on campus
March 17, 2025Trinity Washington University regularly hosts an unusual group of visitors near Cuvilly Hall: a herd of white-tailed deer and a [...] -
Education was a factor for why some immigrant Trinity students migrated to U.S.
March 6, 2025The United States is home to approximately 5.8 million immigrant-origin students enrolled in colleges and universities, [...]
- Trinity navigates AI frontier in higher education
- Trinity celebrates Black History Month, despite federal shift in honoring it
- Trinity community begins tactical path to defy presidential policies hostile to university’s mission
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Opus: A film that holds back, never quite ‘leveling’ its full potential
March 21, 2025Opus, an A24 film directed and written by newcomer Mark Anthony Green, touches on fascinating ideas about celebrity culture but [...] -
A double feature movie review for Valentine’s Day couples and singles
February 13, 2025Whether you're spending the time alone or with a partner, these movies – "Companion" and "Heart Eyes" – are great choices [...] -
Queer representation on TV has increased, but Trinity students say not by enough
January 27, 2025Historically, television has been a prevalent portrayal of an era in America, as it can reflect society and its ideals in that [...]
- ‘Smile 2’ spooks the movie theatre box office and audience blood pressure this Halloween
- ‘Piece by Piece’ is a super-sound Lego animated biopic
- ‘Blink Twice’ is an unexpected hit, creating a captivating sensory experience
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College athletes thrive in sports-academic balance
June 12, 2024Juggling both team sports and the rigor of a college academic workload isn't easy, but Trinity athletes say finding that balance [...] -
Trinity athletics races ahead in history-marking year in empowering women
December 18, 2023As Trinity's Athletic Director Christa Burgess enters her second year in this role in 2024, she reflects on a ground-breaking [...] -
Frisbee league dominates at Trinity
August 14, 2023The Washington Area Frisbee Club uses the athletic fields at Trinity Washington University during the summer months for its [...]
- Volleyball teammates lob in summer
- Lacrosse reemerges at Trinity with rip-goal dreams
- Trinity tennis back on the court this spring
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Women at Trinity encouraged to help bridge the gender wage gap
Black women earned 70% as much as white men, and Hispanic women earned 65% as much. White women earned 83% as much as white men, while Asian women were closer to parity, earning 93% as much, according to a 2022 Pew Research Center report.
Trinity students learn to coexist with wildlife on campus
Trinity Washington University regularly hosts an unusual group of visitors near Cuvilly Hall: a herd of white-tailed deer and a lone fox.
Education was a factor for why some immigrant Trinity students migrated to U.S.
The United States is home to approximately 5.8 million immigrant-origin students enrolled in colleges and universities, representing 32% of the total student population, according to a report from the Presidents’ Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration.
Trinity navigates AI frontier in higher education
Trinity has taken a proactive stance on artificial intelligence integration, recognizing its potential to revolutionize education while ensuring responsible use.
Trinity celebrates Black History Month, despite federal shift in honoring it
Despite a recent decision by at least one federal agency to halt Black History Month celebrations in 2025, Trinity Washington University remains committed to honoring the observance this February.
A double feature movie review for Valentine’s Day couples and singles
Whether you’re spending the time alone or with a partner, these movies – “Companion” and “Heart Eyes” – are great choices that will get your heart racing and the romantic vibes flowing.
Trinity community begins tactical path to defy presidential policies hostile to university’s mission
As uncertainty and fear loomed over the Trinity campus, university officials and student leaders began to mobilize to ensure the safety of members of the community who feared immigration raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and preserving the core values of the school.
Trinity navigates the Trump Era with direct action and activism
The furious start of President Donald Trump’s second term has sparked fear, uncertainty, and activism among members of the Trinity Washington University community, prompting the school to host a “Know Your Rights” workshop on Feb. 13, 2025.
Season two of Enlightened Exchanges podcast launches with episode focusing on Trump 2.0
The first episode of season two of the Trinity Times podcast will drop 5 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2025.
