Jaasiel Chavez-Gutierrez spent four years navigating high school and college at the same time while adapting to life in a second language – an experience that prepared him for his next chapter at Sewanee: The University of the South.
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Healthcare on Hold: Undocumented Students Weigh Risk Over Relief
June 2, 2026Students describe delaying treatment, translating for their families, and weighing the risk of seeking help in a system that [...] -
Trinity Senior Awards
May 27, 2026Graduating seniors at Trinity Washington University receive a variety of recognition awards during the university's Founders Day [...] -
Reading Between Lives
May 15, 2026Students at Trinity Washington University showcased the nonfiction books they read throughout the 2026 spring semester during the [...]
- Podcast: Student Journalism at 100
- Rooted in Community: Students Find Peace and Belonging in Trinity’s Outdoor Spaces
- From the ’90s to Now: A Student’s Return to Trinity
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Between Languages and Campuses: One Student’s Path Through Trinity’s Early College Academy
June 9, 2026Jaasiel Chavez-Gutierrez spent four years navigating high school and college at the same time while adapting to life in a second [...] -
Healthcare on Hold: Undocumented Students Weigh Risk Over Relief
June 2, 2026Students describe delaying treatment, translating for their families, and weighing the risk of seeking help in a system that [...] -
Trinity Senior Awards
May 27, 2026Graduating seniors at Trinity Washington University receive a variety of recognition awards during the university's Founders Day [...]
- Reading Between Lives
- Podcast: Student Journalism at 100
- Rooted in Community: Students Find Peace and Belonging in Trinity’s Outdoor Spaces
Culture
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Reading Between Lives
May 15, 2026Students at Trinity Washington University showcased the nonfiction books they read throughout the 2026 spring semester during the [...] -
A Space for Student Parents
May 7, 2026Librarian Elizabeth Augustine showcases the Family Library at Trinity Washington University — a welcoming space designed to [...] -
Lava Lamps Light the Way for Hands-On STEM
April 16, 2026Through interactive activities, one student group is working to make science less intimidating and more [...]
- Students Organize Panel Honoring Descendants of Enslaved for Black History Month
- Student-Athletes Team Up with BSA for Black History Month Campus Game Day
- The Sound of Learning: Music’s Place in Academia
Athletics
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Raising an Olympian: Q & A With Dean Mostowy
March 6, 2026As a companion to this week’s podcast, Trinity Times correspondent Sydney Ware takes us to the front row of the Winter Olympics [...] -
Podcast: From Trinity to the Olympics
March 3, 2026Trinity Times student journalist Sydney Ware sits down with Trinity Dean Thomas Mostowy to discuss the pride, pressure, and [...] -
Student-Athletes Team Up with BSA for Black History Month Campus Game Day
February 18, 2026Trinity's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is partnering with the Black Student Alliance to host a sports-inspired event [...]
- Trinity Athletics Enters New Era of Development and Opportunity
- Podcast: Trinity Sports: The Next Chapter
- Impact of Basketball Fortune Change
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Healthcare on Hold: Undocumented Students Weigh Risk Over Relief
Students describe delaying treatment, translating for their families, and weighing the risk of seeking help in a system that often leaves them out.
Podcast: Student Journalism at 100
Trinity Times student journalists Sydney Ware, Genesis Bu-Chinchilla, Abigail Ofosu, Tanzania Kennedy and Anette Perez mark 100 years of student journalism at Trinity Washington University while looking ahead to the future in the Season 4 finale of Enlightened Exchanges.
Rooted in Community: Students Find Peace and Belonging in Trinity’s Outdoor Spaces
From shaded walkways to blooming spring trees, students say the university’s natural spaces offer relief from city life and create places to gather, reflect and connect.
From the ’90s to Now: A Student’s Return to Trinity
After stepping away from Trinity in the 1990s, Josefina Rodriguez returned decades later to finish her degree – navigating dorm life, digital classrooms and a campus transformed by time.
Paper or Reusable? Trinity Community Weighs New Bag Policies
As cities crack down on single-use plastics, Trinity students and staff are finding different ways to adapt to changing checkout routines.
New Graduates Face Uncertain Employment Prospects
Trinity students preparing to graduate say mentorship, practical skills and persistence are helping them face an increasingly competitive workforce.
Why Child Care at Trinity Didn’t Last – and What Came Next
Decades after a campus daycare closed, student-parents are still finding ways to balance school, family and limited support.
Podcast: Campus, Kids, and Gaps
Trinity Times student journalists Anette Perez and Saron Gebereegziabhier examine the hidden struggles of student parents and the grassroots solutions they build to succeed.
Don’t Take the Bait: Phishing Emails Target Trinity Students and Prompt New Security Changes
A wave of suspicious emails tricked dozens of students into sharing personal information, leading to new protections and a campuswide push for stronger digital security habits.
