Trumbulletin 9-18-20
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Trumbull Notes
Trumbulletin 9-4-20
Welcome to our new 2024 Trumbullians. Welcome back to Trumbull to our sophomores, juniors and seniors (or to “virtual” Trumbull which is still Trumbull).
Trumbulletin 5-1-20
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Trumbulletin 4-2-20
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Trumbulletin 3-25-20
To all: We miss you. Stay safe, keep in touch with family and friends who care about you. Know that our whole Trumbull team, Dean Chandhoke, Leah Jehan, Deborah Bellmore, Debbie Rueb, our dining team, our custodial team, and me too, are still working. Get in touch with us as you need. Get in touch just simply to be in touch. Get in touch just to tell us a story or two about spring break, what you are doing now, how classes are going, or just to gripe about something. Get in touch if we can help with anything.
Trumbulletin 3-16-20
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Trumbulletin 3-5-20
CoVID-19
Dean Chandhoke and I write to update Trumbull on CoVID-19.
First, we’ve heard plenty of speculation about how Yale is going to handle issues surrounding this virus. I’m sure you have as well.
Indeed, Tuesday evening during our mid-term study break, I talked with many of you about this and emphasized that current speculations are just speculations. No decisions regarding changing business as usual at Yale have been made except:
Trumbulletin 2-7-20
TrumBulletin for February 7thTomorrow, Saturday, February 8, at 2:00 p.m., a memorial service will be held at Marquand Chapel at Yale Divinity School for Harry Adams, the former Master and long-term Fellow of Trumbull College. He was very active right up until his passing. I will attend this service; all are welcome to attend. |
Trumbulletin 1-22-20
TrumBulletin for January 22, 2020I hope last semester’s finals are a distant memory (but see the attached picture here), that shopping period has gone well for everyone, that courses are good and that all are well-rested and happy after break. |
Trumbulletin 12-4-19
The end of the semester is upon us and many study breaks, wine and desserts for seniors, Dave and Buster’s for sophomores, laser tag for juniors and a very special holiday dinner for first years will happen soon. (See details below).
This year, the end of the semester feels more rushed that ever. Thanksgiving occurred late in November and is just one week between Thanksgiving break and the end of classes.
