Kathryn Wilkinson ‘20 EE Science-Technology and News Editor When most high school students think of summer vacation, they might imagine relaxation, pool parties, and most importantly, two and a half months to…
Category: Features
Service Dog Changes Student’s Experience
Anushka Gangwar ‘19 EE Contributor Before, freshman Jayson Caballero was seen as any other Trumbull High student, but now he’s the talk of the school and all eyes are on him since…
“Ewe” Should Definitely Read This!
Kathryn Wilkinson ‘20 EE Science and Tech Editor As Spring approaches, students enrolled in the Agriscience program know that lambing season is on its way. Each year, the ewes, or female sheep…
Our Town, Our Home, Our School: A Story of Resilience
Kyle Beck ‘19 EE Opinions Editor “You are more than good enough, Kyle. Keep writing- you are going to be very successful someday.” On the back of my Honors English 10 essay…
Almost Two Years In, The Switch Still Stands Strong
Chris Gayda ‘19 EE Contributor Recently, I had a friend of mine come up to me in the middle of study hall and ask me a question which I had to ponder…
Exciting InSight into the Red Planet
Eric Sorge ‘19 EE Co-Managing Editor The InSight Mars lander touched down on its new home just before 3 PM on November 26th, completing a rapid descent through the Martian atmosphere and…
The Surprising Traditions Behind the Winter Solstice
Kathryn Wilkinson ‘20 EE Science and Tech Editor The darkest day of the year is approaching: December 21st, 2018. This annual astronomical phenomenon, known as the winter solstice, produces a day with…
Flu Season Arrives
Neya Kidambi ‘22 EE Staff Writer As the temperature begins to drop, and retailers stock up on Holiday decorations, we witness the return of two infamous winter “criminals”-those horrible frosted sugar cookies,…
Awards and fun for Trumbull High at Princeton Model Congress
George James ‘19 EE Contributer Twenty-four members of the Trumbull High School Model Congress team recently competed at the annual Princeton Model Congress conference in Washington D.C, and took home seven awards…
Don’t Judge a Book By Its Cover: The Subtle Appeals of Math
Yash Permalla ‘22 EE Staff Writer Math tends to elicit moans and groans from plenty of people. Geometry, conics, and integration do not seem like exactly the most intriguing topics at face…