After 14 years working with KRTU, Kory Cook, music director and chief announcer, has resigned, leaving a massive legacy on the radio station and the people he’s worked with. If you’ve ever listened...

Charlotte Li was eating her leafy greens at Mabee Dining Hall when she noticed something unusual: a flat, green insect in her food. On Sept. 19, Li, first-year biochemistry and molecular biology major,...

This year Trinity University brought on Jessica Edonick, the new associate vice president for Student Affairs and dean of students. From the rich history and culture around San Antonio to the persevering...

Students are raising concerns over the growing number of red lights on campus water bottle stations. Usually, these red lights signal that the filters inside the stations are in need of replacement, but...

On Wednesday Sept. 25, Trinity Diversity Connection (TDC) hosted a discussion in Dicke Hall about voting and the upcoming November elections. The event featured Alex Birnel, advocacy director at M.O.V.E....

The Responsible Friend Initiative ensures that students who report an intoxicated student receive the care and help they need without fear of punishment. This year, the Alcohol and Other Drugs Committee...

Weekends offer the chance for college students to embrace social time after a long week of hitting the study rooms. From weekend markets to cheap local concerts, there are lots of events to attend over...

When Jacob Guzman, sophomore accounting and finance double-major, opened the door to his balcony late one night, the last thing he was expecting to find was a horde of crickets. As Guzman sat outside before...

“Speak No Evil” is the newest film from British filmmaker James Watkins (“Eden Lake”) and a remake of Christian Tafdrup’s acclaimed 2022 Danish film of the same name. The story follows an American...

Looking for a free, unique exhibition to visit this weekend? Contemporary art center Ruby City just opened “Irrationally Speaking”, an exploration of the art mediums of collage and assemblage with...

I think it’s inevitable that there will always be some viral infection or virus that spreads through campus during the first few weeks of a new semester. However, norovirus going around highlighted a...