Hello Trumbullians!
It is the season of midterms, and I sincerely hope that they are going well. Amidst this academic frenzy in early November, is also election season. With the election results settled, if you are feeling anxiety, I welcome you to share your thoughts with me, either individually or in small groups.
Welcome back Trumbullians!
I hope you had a good and relaxing fall break. I expect that you are surviving the onslaught of midterms. There were only a couple of events this past week. However, during the break, on Saturday evening (10/18), there was a pleasant surprise at the Dining Hall that was entitled “Classic Whiffenpoofs”. The event was organized by a Trumbull Fellow Peter Sipple.
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TrumBulletin Hello Trumbullians! There is certainly a chill in the air after the first week of October behind us. Midterms will be soon upon us if they aren’t already. With all that’s coming our way at a rapid pace, we look forward to the slight reprieve during fall break. Meanwhile, here’s what happened during the past week on campus. |
Hello Trumbullians!
Hello Trumbullians!
Last weekend, we had the New Haven bike race, where they blocked off certain roads around Old Campus. I didn’t receive any reports of too much disruption or injuries, for which I am thankful. Coming up this weekend in New Haven, the St. Basil Greek Festival is taking place. The food is really wonderful, and they are locally made people from the church.
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TrumBulletin Welcome, new Trumbullians! This is a special TrumBulletin just for you! As the Class of 2029, you are the first to arrive on campus, and by next weekend, your upper-level peers will also return. |
Hello Trumbullians!
As the reading week approaches, spring has certainly arrived with the tulips fully visible all around the Courtyard.
