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From Screen to Classroom: The Real Cost of Stereotyping Black Women
For many Black women, speaking up comes with an added burden: navigating assumptions rooted in decades of media representation.
PODCAST: Beyond the Game: Student Athletes Prepare for New Season
Trinity Times Sports Editor Sydney Ware speaks with three Trinity Washington University athletes about the start of a new sports season and the realities of student athletics, from balancing academics and competition to navigating coaching changes, mental health challenges, leadership responsibilities, and the importance of community support.
Campus Life in Focus
A Trinity Washington University student reflects on what makes campus life unique — and her desire for a more vibrant student experience.
Booked Online: Trinity Shifted Away From the Traditional Campus Bookstore
What happens when a college campus no longer has a bookstore? At Trinity, the shift to an online-only model has made textbooks more accessible for some – but for others, it’s changed the rhythm, convenience and feel of starting a new semester.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Will Impact Healthcare: What Trinity Students Should Know
Changes to federal health insurance programs could leave millions without coverage, as Trinity students begin to face the effects on campus.
Budget vs. Sustainability: Fashion Choices at Trinity
Students face a tough balance between affordability and environmental impact — and are finding practical ways to shop smarter.
Bridging the Gap: Why Trinity at THEARC is D.C.’s Academic Launchpad
Trinity Washington University is expanding access to higher education through THEARC campus in Southeast D.C., offering flexible pathways for students in underserved communities.
Balancing Books and Bills: Trinity Students Navigate Life on a Budget
From groceries and Metro fares to saving for the future, Trinity students are learning how to stretch their money in one of the nation’s most expensive cities.
Clothesline Project at Trinity
A student at Trinity Washington University highlights the university’s 17th annual Clothesline Project, held April 7-8, 2026, in the Payden Academic Center Lobby to raise awareness about violence against women and encourage survivors and supporters to break the silence through art and community participation.