I hadn't intended on publicly stating any further opinions, as the geopolitical situation has become sufficiently complicated that prudence mandates discretion. However, as a column has now been published...
To the Editor:
In its Sept. 22 edition, the Trinitonian reported on the state of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs at higher education institutions in Texas. The author very helpfully illustrated...
Submitted by Paul Myers, professor of computer science.
To the Editor:
Every few years a Trinitonian article appears recounting an old Trinity tradition, the Sperm & Ova. This last (March 3)...
As you get more settled into the new year, we at the Trinitonian urge you to think about what makes you excited and angry about our campus. We hope that you will see the Trinitonian as an opportunity to...
To the Editor:
I appreciated the opportunity to give some thoughts and feedback as a part of the article from last week’s issue, “New Parental Leave Policy for Trinity Faculty.” While I thank Trinitonian...
Responding to complaints about not reading enough dead white guys by using the work of a dead white guy:
In the last issue of the Trinitonian there was a column bemoaning how the Pathways curriculum...
To professor Christine Drennon, director of the urban studies department, and Bobby Watson, Trinitonian reporter.
This is to provide a response to some of the representations in the April 14 Trinitonian...
Esteemed Editor:
Your April 4 Trinitonian editorial, “Don’t stop donating over Parscale” implies that Trinity only found out about the possibility of Parscale’s alleged malfeasance regarding...
In response to Noelle Barrera’s April 4 column, “Admirable movement, flawed manifesto.”
Three metaphors that are, to me, problematic appeared in the article. First, “According to the Guardian...
As a Trinity Progressive officer, one of my main aspirations is to encourage Trinity’s community to engage with local politics ahead of the 2018 midterm election cycle. A key part of this involves the...
Last Friday, I had the privilege of speaking to several students at the Senate Bill 4 teach-in in Coates University Center. Admittedly, I had not originally planned on doing so, but was given the opportunity...
