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The Student News Site of Trinity University

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“Irrationally Speaking” opens with a pop

“Irrationally Speaking” opens with a pop

Ruby City reveals new exhibition celebrating collage and assemblage
Al Stubblefield, Arts and Entertainment Reporter September 26, 2024

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...

Food at Mabee on Wednesday night 9/25/24

Trinity has become a food desert

Lack of food resources leads to food desert developing on campus
Kait Nash, Photographer September 26, 2024

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...

John Cannizzo

Jackpot! John Cannizzo works to better himself every day as a student and individual

Jackpot is a series in which we profile a variety of students and their interesting lives. Every story highlights a different student, whom we’ve selected at random. This week we talked to John Cannizzo, a sophomore communication student.
Daniel itkins, Pulse Reporter September 26, 2024

John Cannizzo, sophomore communication major, does not have an exact answer for what he intends to do with a communication degree. However, he explained that he is finding inspiration at Trinity University....

Gabriela Salgado running the the Paraguay study abroad table

Pack your bags, there’s a flight to catch

Trinity hosts annual Study Abroad Fair in Fiesta Room, featuring various opportunities
Devon Bellamy, Pulse Reporter September 26, 2024

Trinity University’s Study Abroad Fair was filled with the energy of several hundred students and program providers from all over the nation and beyond. Along with free stickers and pens, students left...

Outdated information obscures sustainability initiatives

Outdated information obscures sustainability initiatives

Students and staff reflect on Trinity’s lack of strong recycling and sustainability standards
Julianna Plewes, Pulse Reporter September 26, 2024

Past and current Trinity University students have expressed skepticism regarding the university’s recycling program, which is symptomatic of a larger sustainability issue on campus. Jade Humphrey,...

Gloved Mabee worker stirs food for students

Norovirus outbreak at Trinity University raises alarms

The rapid spread of norovirus leaves the Trinity community looking for ways to protect themselves
Kierra Cahill, News Reporter September 26, 2024

On Sept. 9, an email from Andrew Wells, vice president of Student Affairs, and Marcy Youngdahl, director of integrated Counseling, Health and Wellness Services, was sent to all students warning them about...

 Nicholas Kristoff, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist

Maverick lecturer encourages students to make their mark

Journalist Nicholas Kristof discusses open dialogue in other countries and the need for it here
Samara Gerstle, Managing Editor September 26, 2024

Nicholas Kristof, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist and author, spoke in Laurie Auditorium for the 14th annual Maverick Lecture on Sept. 19. He also gathered a handful of students...

Photos of the brand new Chapel Cafe

Chapel Café: A new late-night spot for students 

A new project transforms Chapel reception rooms into new spaces for Trinity students
Ngoc Minh Thu Nguyen, News Reporter September 26, 2024

The new Chapel Café program, hosted by Chapel and Spiritual Life, is located in the chapel reception rooms and is running through the rest of the semester from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. every Thursday, Friday...

How highways divide the rich and poor in San Antonio

How highways divide the rich and poor in San Antonio

Riya Vankamamidi, Copy Editor September 26, 2024

We’ve all seen it. Driving through neighborhoods anywhere in the country, white-picket fence American dream houses are just one block away from homes that look worn-down and ready to be bought out by...

A fresh start: Understanding SAFC’s rebuild

A fresh start: Understanding SAFC’s rebuild

Despite San Antonio Football Club’s worst season in years, belief in the future remains present
Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter September 26, 2024

Just two years removed from being crowned champions of the United Soccer League (USL), disappointing doesn’t begin to describe the 2024 season for San Antonio Football Club (SAFC). 2018 was the last...

Getting to know the Hidden Opponent

Getting to know the Hidden Opponent

Checking in on The Hidden Opponent as they enter their third year
Maddy Morrow, Sports Reporter September 26, 2024

The Hidden Opponent (THO) is a nonprofit organization that advocates for student athletes’ mental health. Former collegiate athlete and mental health advocate, Victoria Garrett, started the organization...

TE Foster Malloy celebrates with Johnny Milo after scoring a touchdown

Tigers take command over Generals with a 16-10 win

First-half domination by Trinity defense secures crucial week 3 victory
Caleb Reed, Sports Editor September 26, 2024

The Trinity University Tigers rode their defense to victory, shutting down the Washington and Lee University Generals in their second home game of the season to move to a 2-1 record. Despite possessing...