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Suspended Greeks submit reinstatement plans to CCI

Caleb Franzmann February 1, 2013

The currently sanctioned Greek organizations, the Bengal Lancers, Gamma Chi Delta, SPURS, and Chi Delta Tau turned in their proposals for reinstatement during January. The proposals will be reviewed by...

Plans for student activity period continue for spring

Caleb Franzmann February 1, 2013

Earlier this week, a special committee met to begin working out the kinks of the student activity block. "We have only had one meeting and we just went over basics like the purpose of the committee, goals,...

Renting out Trinity: the pro’s and con’s of renting out Laurie Auditorium

Caleb Franzmann February 1, 2013

After the economic downturn, commercial events at Laurie Auditorium nearly came to a halt, but now more productions are coming to campus. "We saw a significant downturn in commercial bookings during the...

Construction makes Hildebrand a one-way street

Caleb Franzmann January 25, 2013

Hildebrand Avenue is now a one-way eastbound street from U.S. 281 to N. New Braunfels Avenue to accommodate a $15.5 million flood control and roadway improvement project initiated by the city of San Antonio. The...

Provisions on Demand, located next to Mabee Dining Hall, started selling pregnancy tests two weeks ago in an effort to give students options. Photo by Sarah Cooper

P.O.D. diversifies merchandise, starts selling pregnancy tests

Caleb Franzmann November 30, 2012

Two weeks ago Provisions on Demand (P.O.D.) began selling pregnancy tests for $6.59. According to Miguel Ardid, director of dining services, offering pregnancy tests in the P.O.D. is part of the new...

Faculty weight in on time block proposal

Caleb Franzmann November 16, 2012

On Friday, Nov. 2, members of the University Curriculum Council agreed to table the student activity block in order to create an ad-hoc committee of students, faculty and staff members to investigate the...

Groups encouraged to consider proposed officer transition time

Caleb Franzmann November 10, 2012

On Wednesday, Oct. 31, Jamie Thompson, director of campus and community involvement, presented a new officer transition timeline to be considered by the university sponsored organizations. The new timeline...

Groups push for blocks of activity-only time

Caleb Franzmann November 2, 2012

Members of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, the Association of Student Representatives and Trinity Debate are working on a proposal to create a block of time in the afternoon from 4-6 p.m. Tuesday...

Rush numbers low but expected to increase

Caleb Franzmann October 26, 2012

As of Monday, Oct. 22, 2012 the master rush list for the 2012-2013 academic year consisted of 125 men and 166 women. The official rush list for 2011-2012 shows that 167 men and 254 women participated...

This week, while the San Antonio Water System tested Trinity’s water recycling systems, the fountain in front of Chapman Graduate Center, as well as other fountains around campus, turned a peculiar yellow-green color. Once the test was completed, all the water filtered back to its natural shade. Photo by Anh-Viet Dinh.

Trinity fountains go green, literally

Caleb Franzmann September 28, 2012

The "green dye" test used by the City of San Antonio ensures that there is no risk of cross connection between potable water and recycled water on campus and is responsible for the abnormal coloring...

Trinity ranked number one in West

Caleb Franzmann September 28, 2012

U.S. News and World Report ranked Trinity University first for quality and value among colleges in the Western region of the United States that offer a full range of undergraduate degrees and select masters...

University computers receive Adobe Suite

Caleb Franzmann September 21, 2012

During the summer, Trinity University, along with several other schools in Texas, engaged in a cooperative deal with Adobe to purchase site licenses for the Adobe Master Collection Suite which will allow...

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