The student news site of Trinity Preparatory School

The Trinity Voice

The student news site of Trinity Preparatory School

The Trinity Voice

The student news site of Trinity Preparatory School

The Trinity Voice

The Best Course of Action

The Best Course of Action

Reese Taylor, Layout Editor December 9, 2022

   This past month, the Supreme Court began its hearings for the cases Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard College and Students for Fair Admissions v. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill....

The Role of Dystopia

The Role of Dystopia

Reese Taylor, Layout Editor November 7, 2022

   In December of 2011, famous dystopian author Ally Condie posited that “the beauty of dystopia is that it lets us vicariously experience future worlds.” However, the word “dystopia” has been...

More Than Just Hair

Amy-Ruth Gyang, Writer April 28, 2022

Senior Danielle Owusu at All Saints Academy woke up before her alarm, excited for the start of a new school year. Instead of spending time doing her usual morning routine, she chose to spend it...

From Concerned Trinity Students

Jack Ververis March 10, 2022

   When in school, students are encouraged to explore, to be curious. “There are no stupid questions,” the saying goes.    Except there are- at least, according to the lawmakers who have introduced...

Wrong Answer, Right Problem

Jack Ververis, Opinions Editor December 10, 2021

   Trinity promised to change. Last summer, in response to historic protests and a controversial Instagram post, the Board of Trustees formed the Advisory Council on Diversity and Inclusion. Consisting...

A Dream Waitlisted

Jack Ververis, Opinions Editor November 9, 2021

College is a numbers game.    SAT scores. Extracurriculars. APs.     College is a numbers game.    It’s a statement that almost every high school student hears at least once. It’s tempting...

A Different Kind of Climate Denial

A Different Kind of Climate Denial

Jack Ververis, Opinions Editor October 4, 2021

   Last year, Shell Global- a company that hid climate change for decades and is responsible for 2% of world emissions- asked Twitter users a simple question: what are you willing to change to help reduce...

So Far So Good

April 19, 2021

The 2020-2021 school year has been a tumultuous one, to say the least. However, it has gone better than many expected. At the beginning of the school year, it would have been difficult to fathom we would...

The Scope of Free Speech in Schools

April 19, 2021

Following controversial censorship on social media platforms, arguments over what constitutes free speech have recently come to the forefront. At the same time, a case with large-scale implications for...

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...

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