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Dean Tuttle: Twenty Years of Service

Mikayla Mullin October 14, 2020
Dean Tuttle has served as Trinity’s Dean since 1999. Needless to say, he has had many years of service at Trinity.
David Tuttle, vice president of Student Life and Dean of Students, trains alongside members of the 2017 Half-Marathon Challenge. Started in 2008, the challenge is in conjunction with the Kayla Mire Food Drive.

David Tuttle announces retirement

Dana Nichols September 30, 2020
Tuttle will continue to serve as vice president of Student Life and Dean of Students until May.
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Trinity prepares for a virtual Fall Family Weekend

Neha Kumar September 16, 2020
Events will take place over Zoom, allowing parents, faculty and students to connect safely.
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The Trinity Way sparks campus dialogue on discrimination

Rachel Poovathoor September 10, 2020
Started in July, the collective shares students' anonymous and identified accounts of discrimination, harm.
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Party on Prassel rooftop

Jake Perry September 3, 2020
Days into classes first-years were caught having an unsafe gathering on Prassel roof, breaking Health Pledge.
CARES funding distributed to students over summer

CARES funding distributed to students over summer

Rachel Poovathoor August 27, 2020
Trinity accepted $1.6 million in HEERF funds in May, 50% of which are legally required to go to students.
Running together, apart

Running together, apart

David Tuttle April 30, 2020

File photoThe pandemic seemed to hit all of us in waves. First, the university had to go into crisis and problem-solving mode. Then, the students had to do the same. Making alternative living arrangements,...

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Improved student experience is at the core of retention

David Tuttle February 27, 2020
Trinity's dean of students, David Tuttle, provides insight into why retention rates are important and how the administration is working to improve them.
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Student complaints spark Sobering Unit concerns

Jolie Francis November 7, 2019
Resurfaced assault accusation at the detox center leads to investigation, no conclusion
Previously, on SGA: And Then There Was One (Position Left Open in the Cabinet)

Previously, on SGA: And Then There Was One (Position Left Open in the Cabinet)

Kathleen Creedon October 14, 2019

The following covers the meeting held on Oct. 9.SGA has filled all open senator positions, as well as the vice president position. Sophomore Oliver Chapin-Eiserloh and senior Theresa Ho join as senators,...

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Revolve vendors remain due to demand

Lindsay Morgan September 12, 2019
Aramark solicits and retains vendors based on student requests
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From the Editors’ Desk: Aramark renewal an opportunity to affect real change

Editorial Staff March 1, 2018

When we first heard that the Dining Services Request for Proposals (RFP) committee had opted to renew the university’s contract with Aramark, newsroom opinions were divided. Were we really going to...

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