Daily life in the residence halls reveals both the difficulties of independence and the bonds that make it worthwhile.
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Podcast: Dorm Life Unfiltered
Trinity Times student journalists Anette Perez and Nayeli Martinez take a closer look at dorm life at Trinity Washington University, as students share the realities, challenges and moments that shape their experience living on campus.
Earth Day and Everyday Action: How Trinity Students Connect to Climate Change
From recycling on campus to choices in the classroom, students are learning how small decisions tie into a global effort to address climate change.
Lava Lamps Light the Way for Hands-On STEM
Through interactive activities, one student group is working to make science less intimidating and more inclusive.
How Nature Made a Scientist – Trinity Professor Patrice Nielson’s Journey
Her journey wasn’t always smooth, but mentorship, persistence, and a love of the natural world helped shape the way she now teaches the next generation.
Podcast: Climate Change in the Classroom
Trinity Times student journalists Genesis Bu-Chinchilla and Abigail Ofous examine how climate change is taught at Trinity Washington University, featuring Professor Patrice Nielson’s insights on environmental education and why it matters for today’s students.
No Answers, No Belongings: Inside a Dorm Room Mystery at Trinity
With property missing and the case unresolved, one student says the experience has reshaped how safe she feels on campus.
Student Government Council President Builds Connection on Campus
Balancing academics with leadership, student leader Jamilehy Ramos is working to spark engagement and strengthen community across campus.
Podcast: Student Government Uncovered
Trinity Times student journalists Genesis Bu-Chinchilla and Anette Perez go beyond the surface of student government as Trinity Washington University students share what it really means to lead, advocate and build community on campus.
After Hours and Beyond: The Adjunct Faculty Meeting Trinity Students Where They Are
As evening classes begin, many adjunct professors are starting a second workday – bringing real-world experience and dedication that often leave a lasting impact on Trinity students.





























