Among the many new faces at Trinity this year is Professor Gath Myers, the new Paul E. Raether Distinguished Professor of Urban International Studies. He comes to Trinity from the University of Kansas, where he …

After sorting through and organizing the papers from the late Fred Pfeil, the Watkinson Library decided to host an event as a tribute to the English professor. On Wednesday April 20th, Pfeil’s manuscripts, papers, and …

Part II: How?
After sorting out the hardware, the remaining issues were to find students, build an arena for the robot,and to acquire translators, with the last problem compounded by the fact that some students would …

Part I: Why?
Trinity electrical engineering majors Binay Poudel (’12) and Sarthak Khanal (’11) had essentially this
effective logic: Kids, even Arab and Israeli kids, like robots. Put the kids in a situation to build robots
together. Maybe …

Creative writers here at Trinity owe much of their presence here on campus to Hugh Ogden, a professor of English and poet who founded the Creative Writing program. Though he passed away in 2006, he …

Last week on Thursday November 11, I had the great privilege of proudly watching as distinguished Charles H Northam Professor of History Samuel Kassow was awarded Person of the Year by the Trinity Club of …

Little wavelets hurry up the beach,
Collapse in nerveless heaps
And placidly expire.

Enervated drifts reach poise
And a faint rim
Contains the ocean.
The poet behind these words, Samuel R. Levin, distinguished professor Emeritus of …

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