Sr. Ann Howard to Grads: May You Inherit Peace
“Peace in our nation and our neighborhoods, may we learn to value all human life, all ages, all abilities, all racial, ethnic, educational backgrounds, toward a feasible and possible relationship of integrity and cooperation! With safety in playgrounds and schools, in city streets and rural farms and forests, let us grow in Peace.”
Nerd Prom Needs a Chaperone
Let’s not waste our precious freedom of speech and freedom of the press in cheap shots and tawdry comedy.
“Be A Nuisance Where It Counts”
Every day is Earth Day… be a nuisance to insist on environmental justice for the future of our planet. And come see “River Blue” on Thursday at 6:30 pm in Social Hall to learn more about environmental justice!
Celebrating a Free Press
The Pulitzer Prizes remind us of the absolute importance of freedom of the press to preserve our free society.
Trinity in Solidarity with the March For Our Lives
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.
All the Children Say: We Don’t Need Another Hero
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.
No Silencing the Lambs
Stopping to pay respects to the students, teachers and families of Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School. These students have found their voices and they will not be silenced. #MSDStrong #NeverAgain
No More “Thoughts and Prayers”
A moral nation that is truly pro-life would have taken action on guns decades ago. But it’s not too late.
Remembering Barbara Patterson ’84 ’93
Barbara Patterson changed countless lives for generations through her fierce advocacy for improved educational opportunities for black children through her leadership of the Black Student Fund and as a Trinity Trustee.
#MeToo Is Higher Ed’s Challenge, Too
The criminal abuse of women athletes by a Michigan State doctor is just the beginning of #MeToo for colleges and universities. Presidents must act more affirmatively to protect students and set the right tone on campus.