Illustration by Julia Poage   This is a part of our 2020 Graduation Issue. Click here to flip through the whole thing. I was sitting at the kitchen table at my grandparents’ house in Michigan when I got the email announcing that the spring semester would take place online. I spent the rest of spring break glued to my phone, scrolling endlessly though Twitter, like if I got to the bottom of my feed, the...

Photo provided by Connie Laing This is a part of our 2020 Graduation Issue. Click here to flip through the whole thing. As a depressed college student who obsessively overthinks, I often think about why I am at Trinity. I grew up in Australia, which I loved, but my family moved to Texas when I was ten. I never really felt at home, but I decided college was going to be the time I figured...

Illustration by Julia Poage This is a part of our 2020 Graduation Issue. Click here to flip through the whole thing. In one of our many family dinnertime conversations during this period of social isolation, my dad recently told me that he was reading about how our generation (presumably, Gen Z and younger Millennials) would be defined by the COVID-19 pandemic. He said it would be the major worldwide event that frames our outlook on...

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