Upon entering Coates Library, one encounters a small shelf labeled “Discover” standing resolutely by a pillar and displaying books arranged around a specific theme. Ever wonder how those displays come to be? “I did the NSO display, all the books in the front, I did [the book arrangement at the bottom of the first floor staircase … ], so we...

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Whether you’re interested in getting your proverbial hands dirty or you’d just prefer to enjoy an engaging show put on by your peers, students should expect a lively semester for theatre with two upcoming mainstage shows. The first play this season is “Small Mouth Sounds,” written by Bess Wohl and directed by Kyle Gillette, professor of theatre. “‘Small Mouth Sounds’...

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A significant part of adjusting to collegiate life is trying new forms of self-expression, whether that be creating a painting or participating in a performance. To facilitate students' exploration, Trinity’s campus offers a wide variety of studio facilities and musical resources. “As a rule, [studio] spaces are typically dedicated to current students enrolled in our classes. In order for a...

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Student Programming Board (SPB) has released the name of the headliner for this year’s Welcome Week Concert: KYLE. The artist will perform after hip-hop artist A-Game on Aug. 25 at 7 p.m. According to the announcement email sent on Aug. 10, KYLE is a singer, songwriter and rapper from Ventura, California best known for collaborations with artists like Lil Yachty,...

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Even if summer’s not quite over, I’m of the belief that there’s a significance to summer movies and their general role. In these hot months, the movie theater becomes a haven of sorts not just from the sun and the aridity, but also from the summer blues that result either from a busy work schedule or nigh paralytic unproductivity. Summer...

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