Trinity’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is partnering with the Black Student Alliance to host a sports-inspired event celebrating Black history and community.
Tag: Campus
Energy Drinks Fuel Student Life – and Raise Health Concerns
For some Trinity Washington University students, staying awake means cracking open an energy drink. But the same caffeine that powers long days and late nights can also trigger anxiety, insomnia and heart palpitations
Podcast – Buzzed: Inside the Energy Drink Effect
Trinity Times student journalists Saron Gebereegziabhier and Anette Perez dive into another scientific topic in the “Lip Gloss and Lab Coats” series — this time exploring the science behind the energy drinks so many Trinity students rely on to get through the demands of college.
Breaking the Silence: Trinity Tackles Taboos on Sexual Health
Trinity Washington University is breaking cultural stigmas and encouraging students to take charge of their sexual health.
Scrolling Into College: The Influence of Social Media on College Choice
For some future Trinity students, the college search starts not with a campus tour – but with a scroll.
Podcast: Understanding the Global Right
Trinity Times student journalist Anette Perez steps into a Global Affairs classroom to uncover how today’s college students are making sense of the worldwide surge in right-wing governments.
Snowed In at Trinity: Students Find New Routines During Campus Closure
Snow-covered paths and empty buildings set the scene as resident students navigated a weekend defined by weather, flexibility and adaptation.
Data Shows STEM Gaps, but Trinity Students Push Back
Trinity students are proving that representation matters, and support can turn challenges into triumphs.
The Sound of Learning: Music’s Place in Academia
Whether calming nerves before an exam or lifting spirits after a long day, music plays a quiet but powerful role in the daily lives of Trinity students.
Speaking Up: Trinity Students Say Self-Advocacy and Communication Are Keys to College Success
The transition from high school to college marks a critical period in personal growth, where independence and responsibility become cornerstones of academic and personal success. In this environment, self-advocacy is not just beneficial — it’s essential.