As more nontraditional students enter higher education, researchers note that they encounter numerous institutional, structural, financial, and cultural obstacles.
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Rising rent prices deal hardships to Trinity students
April 22, 2024Students at Trinity Washington University are dealing with astronomical rent prices at a time in their lives when they are [...] -
‘Senioritis’ is a thing and some students at Trinity Washington University have it
April 15, 2024Students with senioritis may vacillate between feeling happy about an upcoming graduation, sad about moving on from an [...] -
Solar eclipse becomes a Trinity celebration
April 10, 2024For seniors, the Solar Eclipse Viewing Party at Trinity Washington University April 8 was a poignant way to conclude their time [...]
- Post-pandemic campus experience offers redefined college journey
- Gentrification continues to displace D.C. natives
- War in Gaza sows divisions in U.S., nation’s universities, and Trinity
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Nontraditional students often feel overlooked
April 24, 2024As more nontraditional students enter higher education, researchers note that they encounter numerous institutional, structural, [...] -
Rising rent prices deal hardships to Trinity students
April 22, 2024Students at Trinity Washington University are dealing with astronomical rent prices at a time in their lives when they are [...] -
‘Senioritis’ is a thing and some students at Trinity Washington University have it
April 15, 2024Students with senioritis may vacillate between feeling happy about an upcoming graduation, sad about moving on from an [...]
- Solar eclipse becomes a Trinity celebration
- Post-pandemic campus experience offers redefined college journey
- Gentrification continues to displace D.C. natives
Culture
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‘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
June 30, 2023Moviegoers approach the holiday weekend with a crowded field to select from, including "The Blackening," a sidesplittingly funny, [...]
- Music connects Trinity community at end of spring semester
- ‘Scream VI’ delivers intended shrieks, making it best sequel in the thriller series
- It’s a wild ride for ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania’
Athletics
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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
August 14, 2023Team members of the volleyball team take advantage of open gyms at Trinity Washington University to stay competitive during the [...]
- Lacrosse reemerges at Trinity with rip-goal dreams
- Trinity tennis back on the court this spring
- Trinity lacrosse team will be on the road throughout March
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Rising rent prices deal hardships to Trinity students
Students at Trinity Washington University are dealing with astronomical rent prices at a time in their lives when they are juggling the expense of college.
‘Senioritis’ is a thing and some students at Trinity Washington University have it
Students with senioritis may vacillate between feeling happy about an upcoming graduation, sad about moving on from an environment they know how to navigate, and anxious about all the unknowns ahead.
Solar eclipse becomes a Trinity celebration
For seniors, the Solar Eclipse Viewing Party at Trinity Washington University April 8 was a poignant way to conclude their time at the school ahead of their upcoming May graduation, as they experienced in unity with their college community what is believed to have been the United States’ most viewed celestial event ever.
Post-pandemic campus experience offers redefined college journey
As social distancing and mask restrictions eased in the past year, higher education saw distinct transformations since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gentrification continues to displace D.C. natives
Gentrification in Washington is not just an abstract idea for many students at Trinity Washington University, it’s something they’ve been directly affected by.
War in Gaza sows divisions in U.S., nation’s universities, and Trinity
U.S. college students have been holding pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli protests in response to the Israeli-Gaza war and while there haven’t been any visible signs of conflict on the Trinity Washington University campus, many students are opposing their school leaders under the radar.
Students find learning, support and transformation at Trinity’s Writing Center
Many college students across the country struggle to express themselves in writing, a key skill needed for the mountain of papers professors in institutions of higher education require to assess a firm understanding of their courses.
Trinity officials forge ahead with dialogue on racism in higher education
Members of Trinity Washington University’s faculty have been alarmed about challenges to diversity, equity and inclusion programs in U.S. colleges in recent years, most notably in Florida, and called to openly discuss the issue more broadly by organizing a forum for faculty and students sometime in the future.
Candid camera reveals Trinity students share campus with a variety of critters
An ongoing wildlife study shows a wide array of wildlife finding food and shelter on the campus of Trinity Washington University.
