The dream was undeniably powerful: growing organs and even bodies in vaporous vats of chemicals, churning out clones of our own vanity, and grasping for a kind of immortality. Misery and death could be turned …
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I’ve been getting quite a few emails in the last few weeks. Aside from the usual stuff, things like Trinity Today and “This Week in Career Services,” I’ve started receiving emails from fellow students. What …
Mired in sporting lull period that is the month of February, sports fans are
desperately searching for any interesting news. Football is over, basketball is
approaching the all-star break, baseball hasn’t started, and March Madness is still
a …
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 …
I can usually be found lying in the sunshine. People say I look and smell my best around early to mid June. I am one of 15,000 and come in 800 varieties. I climb the …
In May and October of this year, respectively, the PROTECT-IP Act (Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act of 2011) and the SOPA Act (Stop Online Piracy Act) were …
Tracey Suter followed up earthquakes with some well-executed science of her own. Though some may think of animal experimentation as cruel, Tracey reveals that it’s necessary to use rats to study neuroscience phenomena as a …
