Trinity Washington University Health and Wellness Center Director and Nurse Practitioner Angela Anderson takes us through the center’s medical care, mental health support and wellness resources, and explains how students can manage stress, prioritize their well-being and access essential healthcare services.
What begins as gaming or social media can quickly expose students to a culture of misogyny that extends beyond the screen.
In this deeply personal op-ed, a Trinity Washington University student reflects on surviving childhood trauma, addiction, mental health struggles, and incarceration before finding healing, faith, and a renewed sense of purpose through education and recovery.
Trinity Times student journalist Saron Gebereegziabhier speaks with Trinity Washington University student Tonya O’Neal about returning to college at 54 after decades shaped by trauma, addiction, recovery, and motherhood, and how education helped her rediscover purpose, belonging, and belief in herself.
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.
At a student-led campus event, Trinity students opened up about stress, identity and the search for safe spaces while forming new friendships and support networks.
Student organizations at Trinity Washington University — the Butterfly Network and the Psychology Club — teamed up on April 1, 2026, to host “Across All Borders,” an event designed to help students cross club, cultural, and national boundaries while exploring mental health and wellness practices.
The experiences of transgender students highlight both signs of progress and the ongoing effort needed to create a more inclusive campus.
Times student journalist Genesis Bu-Chinchilla explores the application process and uncertainties involved in seeking authorization for an emotional support animal on campus.
Experts warn that chronic sleep deprivation can affect focus and mental health, even as many Trinity students see sleepless nights as unavoidable.