On Immunity ends with the image of community as a garden. As Biss describes it, “This garden is unbounded and unkempt, bearing both fruit and thorns. Perhaps we should call it a wilderness. Or perhaps community is sufficient. However we choose to think of the social body, we are each other’s environment. Immunity is a shared space–a garden we tend together” (163).
Trinity University is also a shared space, a garden that has been tended together by students, staff, and faculty for 150 years. Students were invited to share a picture that represents one of the gifts they bring to share with the Trinity community. This gallery represents their responses to the prompt.
To learn more, please visit the blog post Reading TUgether and Starting Strong: What Our First Year Students Can Teach Us.
