Maura Kane ‘27 EE Staff Writer With the start of the new year comes a full year of exciting movie releases. From sci-fi to drama, there are many different ones to choose…
State Champions!
Danielle Lyon ‘26 EE Managing Editor Jude Magnotti ‘26 EE Editor-In-Chief On January 24th, 2026, Trumbull’s We The People students arrived at the historic Connecticut State House in Hartford, full of excitement,…
Ask Finnegan: Issue 1
Finnegan Thompson ’26 EE Advice Columnist Q. I am in a dire predicament. My locker has officially declared independence and refuses to open for anyone but the janitor, who, naturally, only shows up…
The Groundhog and the Coming Spring
Ria Beri ‘27 EE Editor-in-Chief Groundhog Day, observed every February 2nd, is a tradition that has been part of American culture for more than a century. The event centers around a groundhog…
Why Killington Mountain Earns its Title as the Beast of the East
Nicholas Baglio ‘29 Matthew Gavern ‘29 EE Staff Writers From Maine to Vermont, New England offers some of the most well-developed and refined skiing conditions any area has to offer. Mountains with…
How to Stay Chic but Comfortable this Winter Season
Nessah Smith ’28 EE Staff Writer From plaid to polka dot there have been some new changes in winter fashion trends. Some of these trends have been tweaked to make the new and…
Music’s Biggest Night!
Adriana Green ‘28 EE Staff Writer For over 65 years, the music industry’s biggest event has given fans the chance to see their favorite music artists be celebrated for their musical talent…
The Broken Lunch Line
Jude Magnotti ‘26 EE Editor-In-Chief What do you think of when I ask, “What are some of the biggest problems in Trumbull High School?” Luckily, you probably can’t think of too much….
The Importance of National Blood Donor Month
Audrey Wu ’28 EE Staff Writer According to the American Red Cross, every two seconds, someone in the U.S. requires a blood or platelet donation. This means that approximately 29,000 units of…
The Gilded Horizon
Jude Magnotti ‘26 EE Editor-In-Chief The lights of the Manhattan gala flickered with a brittle, electric urgency, casting long, wavering shadows across the marble floor of the plaza. It was 1925, and…