Dumbing Down America
Democracy demands high intellectual attainment for the sake of sustaining our free society. College should not be pitted against workforce education, both are important and can work together for the sake of the nation.
Voices of Trinity: Constitution Day Straw Poll Results!!
Trinity students, faculty and staff have passionate views about the Constitution and current political issues including the future of our Democracy.
Eating Dogs and Other Immigrant Slurs
Americans must demand an end to the despicable rhetoric about immigrants. We are all just a few generations removed from our own immigrant stories, we must lift as we climb and insist that candidates for public office demonstrate respect for the dignity and worth of all people.
September 11: Why We Remember
We remember all those who lost so much on September 11. We honor their memory by redoubling our work for justice and peace.
All the Childless Ladies
Disparaging women’s life choices should have no place in a presidential campaign. Women have agency — and most important, the right to VOTE. Whatever your choice, VOTE!!
Welcome, Class of 2028 and All New Students!
Trinity’s new students in the College of Arts & Sciences hail from more than 20 nations and are ambitious to take their place in the long line of Trinity Women determined to change the world. Welcome, Red Class of 2028 and all New Students!
GOATs to the Rescue!
The GOATs Simone Biles and Katie Ledecky remind us of the best of human aspirations, excellence and achievement. Let’s cheer for all the champions!
Olympic Fever
The Olympics showcase the best of the human spirit and physical prowess — let’s make this year’s Olympics a time to cheer for these incredible athletes and enjoy the unity that great sports can foster among people and nations.
Adirondack Chronicle 2024: A Singular Summer
The beauty of the Adirondacks is a comfort during these turbulent times.
Commencement 2024: Remarks to the Graduates
A little rain did not dampen the joy of our graduates on commencement day! Read the addresses to the graduates by student speakers, deans and the president.