The Trinity Voice

The Electoral College Should Be Abolished

February 19, 2021

With claims of voter fraud and a slew of lawsuits, the election of 2020 was one for the history books. As ballots were counted––and recounted––the election was decided by a slim margin of only...

Underpaid, Unappreciated, Unprotected

Why Doesn’t America Respect our Teachers?

Andrew Bachrach, News Editor • January 18, 2021

Nowadays, there seem to be very few things that Americans can agree on. However, when nearly 60% of Americans believe that teachers are underpaid, according to a September 2018 survey from USA Today,...

The Power of a Choice in the Classroom

Jake McCreary, STAFF WRITER • December 10, 2020

Every student’s been there— your head resting in the palm of your hand as your eyes gaze into nothingness in an attempt to make time pass quicker, your mind embodying the noise and emptiness of...

Can’t Vote, But Still Take Note

Though they are unable to vote, teenagers under the voting age of eighteen should know and understand the political climate they are living in.

Maddie Peckham, Staff Writer • November 5, 2020

It’s an election year and a big one at that. Throughout the race, polling has been close, leaving both parties worried about the outcome. With national and international problems such as COVID-19,...

The Dissemination of Misinformation and How to Stop It

Connor Raffa, Opinions Editor • November 3, 2020

In the midst of an election, especially one as heated and contested as this one, it’s important to be able to discern fact from fiction and develop informed opinions. Luckily, with the invention of the...

Lead Ed: A Lack of Love for Affinity Groups

School's policy on affinity groups leaves students feeling isolated

October 5, 2020

Trinity Prep is a school that prides itself on its diversity and inclusion. Yet, for some students, this feeling of acceptance and respect simply isn’t felt. If the social media crisis last spring...

Covid Creates New and Improved Schedule

Jake McCreary, Staff Writer • October 2, 2020

As the coronavirus continues to impact the nation, schools—like many other institutions—have the task of adapting to new challenges like social distancing and virtual learning. One of the more...

Activism for Change, Not for Show

Amy Qiao, Layout Editor • October 1, 2020

On June 2nd, only a few days following George Floyd’s death, millions of Instagram users took less than 10 seconds of their time to upload a black square on their profile, hashtag the photo with “#blacklivesmatter”...

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The Inevitability of a COVID-19 Outbreak on Campus

Connor Raffa, Opinions Editor • September 11, 2020

If recent outbreaks at major universities and high schools across the country are any indication, it’s only a matter of time before the coronavirus finds its way to Trinity Prep. The school seems to...

Novel Coronavirus exposes another infectious “disease” in America

There is a recurring pattern of unfounded racist attacks on Asian Americans during disease breakouts. But why?

AMY QIAO, News Editor • May 13, 2020

Ever since the coronavirus was first reported in the United States, hundreds of Asian Americans have shared stories of falling victim to racist and xenophobic attacks, whether it be being spat on or beaten...