Scientists fear the H5H1 virus — bird flu – with its ability to mutate and infect humans – could potentially lead to another global pandemic.
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Trinity students encouraged to seek out university’s mental health services
September 3, 2024The transition to college life, with its academic pressures, financial stressors, social expectations, and newfound independence [...] -
Trinity students don’t ‘feel’ the strong economy economists tout
August 26, 2024Students at Trinity Washington University have been vocal about their negative assessment of their economic situation and believe [...] -
Graduating college in today’s world hailed a milestone
August 20, 2024As Trinity Washington University students assembled on the university's front lawn to receive their hard-earned diplomas last [...]
- Pride month provides acceptance and reflection to Trinity’s LGBTQ+ community
- Assassination attempt is ‘shocking’ but not ‘surprising,’ say Trinity scholars and students
- Bombing of Gaza educational institutions may scar future of Palestinian society
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Bird flu is on Trinity’s radar
September 9, 2024Scientists fear the H5H1 virus — bird flu – with its ability to mutate and infect humans – could potentially lead to [...] -
Trinity students encouraged to seek out university’s mental health services
September 3, 2024The transition to college life, with its academic pressures, financial stressors, social expectations, and newfound independence [...] -
Trinity students don’t ‘feel’ the strong economy economists tout
August 26, 2024Students at Trinity Washington University have been vocal about their negative assessment of their economic situation and believe [...]
- Graduating college in today’s world hailed a milestone
- Pride month provides acceptance and reflection to Trinity’s LGBTQ+ community
- Assassination attempt is ‘shocking’ but not ‘surprising,’ say Trinity scholars and students
Culture
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‘Sing Sing’ hits a high note in prison-drama genre
August 16, 2024Fresh off his Oscar-nominated role in 2023s "Rustin," Coleman Domingo takes his formidable acting chops to this summer's prison [...] -
‘Barbie’ rakes in box office pay dirt, delivers comedic, thoughtful message
August 11, 2023Trinity Times Movie Reviewer Maalik Hawkins takes a look at the summer blockbuster "Barbie," which in just three weeks into its [...] -
Slow start for ‘The Flash’ pays off with fun, emotionally driven ride
July 12, 2023If audiences can get past the abysmal computer-generated imagery (CGI) in the beginning of "The Flash," they'll be treated to [...]
- ‘The Blackening’ takes racial social review to a horrifyingly comical climax
- Music connects Trinity community at end of spring semester
- ‘Scream VI’ delivers intended shrieks, making it best sequel in the thriller series
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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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Trinity students encouraged to seek out university’s mental health services
The transition to college life, with its academic pressures, financial stressors, social expectations, and newfound independence can be contributing factors to increased mental health struggles.
Trinity students don’t ‘feel’ the strong economy economists tout
Students at Trinity Washington University have been vocal about their negative assessment of their economic situation and believe what’s being called today’s strong economy is one that doesn’t include them.
Graduating college in today’s world hailed a milestone
As Trinity Washington University students assembled on the university’s front lawn to receive their hard-earned diplomas last May, many looked at the graduation ceremony as a pivotal moment in their life’s journey.
‘Sing Sing’ hits a high note in prison-drama genre
Fresh off his Oscar-nominated role in 2023s “Rustin,” Coleman Domingo takes his formidable acting chops to this summer’s prison drama “Sing Sing,” a film distributed by A24, written and directed by Greg Kwedar.
Pride month provides acceptance and reflection to Trinity’s LGBTQ+ community
Having June designated as Pride month provided several members of Trinity Washington University’s LGBTQ+ community with a moment of self-love while living in a world that still often makes them feel marginalized.
Assassination attempt is ‘shocking’ but not ‘surprising,’ say Trinity scholars and students
Several Trinity students attending a summer political science class told Trinity Times that the current polarized political climate makes the assassination attempt less surprising and that former President Donald Trump’s caustic rhetoric theoretically makes him a predictable target.
Bombing of Gaza educational institutions may scar future of Palestinian society
The bombing of educational institutions in Gaza has not only caused immense physical destruction, but mental health professionals believe it has also left a lasting mental and emotional toll on the minds of future leaders and thinkers.
Trinity Times wins six awards from the Catholic Media Association
Trinity Washington University’s student news organization Trinity Times earned six 2024 St. Juan Diego Collegiate Awards from the Catholic Media Association, announced at the Catholic Media Conference in Atlanta June 21, 2024.
D.C. advocate Eric Thomas calls Trinity students to be healthy social change agents
Part six of a six-part series on social activists and influencers.
