48% of students, faculty and staff responding to the Constitution Day Straw Poll say the Second Amendment must change.
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” (First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States)
The toxic aftermath of September 11 continues to poison American politics and society.
Five lessons we all can learn from the life of Senator John McCain, a genuine American hero.
Let’s not waste our precious freedom of speech and freedom of the press in cheap shots and tawdry comedy.
The Pulitzer Prizes remind us of the absolute importance of freedom of the press to preserve our free society.
Trinity students, faculty, staff and friends gathered to teach and learn about gun violence, and express solidarity with all who are seeking solutions to this great American tragedy.
We march in solidarity with the young people all over the country who are demanding an end to gun violence. We don’t need more heroes, we need moral action.
Ethical standards should apply to both the local and federal sides of the city. The Chancellor’s resignation for a clear ethical breach should be the standard for federal officials as well.
Trinity students, faculty and staff will bear the hurtful, harmful consequences of a government shutdown. We need to insist that our political leaders stop the games and DO THE JOBS THEY WERE ELECTED TO DO!