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Behind the red curtain, into the mind of Woody

Behind the red curtain, into the mind of Woody

Exhibit of David Woody’s photography opens at the Neidorff Art Gallery
Mary Katherine Schmidt, Arts Reporter March 11, 2026

From Feb. 27 to April 4, the Michael and Noemi Neidorff Art Gallery will be filled with images of the trees and travelers throughout the Redwood forests. The exhibit’s work is by David Woody, an award-winning...

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Mitski’s latest album is elaborately expressive

‘Nothing’s About to Happen to Me’ offers a new perspective
Zoe Sutton, Arts Columnist March 11, 2026

Haunted houses, dying girls and cats — all symbols Mitski weaves through her eighth album, “Nothing’s About to Happen to Me.” The captivatingly eerie aura developed throughout the album reimagines...

Carolyn True shares a smile with Stephanie Key during the 'I SOLO'd with SOLI' Chamber Concert last month.

Musicians with SA Philharmonic face another uncertain year

The announcement revives old questions about funding, support and the future of orchestra music in San Antonio
Kat McKinney, Arts Editor March 3, 2026

San Antonio Philharmonic is canceling the remainder of the group’s 2025-2026 season, officials announced on Feb. 21. The decision, delivered by the Philharmonic’s board, continues a decades-long cycle...

Neil Dobbs (left) looks up from his seat to speak with Zach Dycus (right) in the Stieren Theatre on Feb. 19.

‘The Bus Stop’: An existential Trinity Theatre experience

The one act about different strangers waiting in the same place encourages viewers to take ahold of their lives
Chloe Kubalak, Arts Reporter March 3, 2026

To kick off the first Trinity Theatre production of 2026, a cast of characters told the tale of anticipation. In the Stieren Theatre from Feb. 20–28, audiences gathered to watch “The Bus Stop,” a...

“How to Make a Killing” is not earning interest

“How to Make a Killing” is not earning interest

Glen Powell commits the worst crime of all: being boring
Zoe Sutton, Arts Columnist (movie reviewer) February 27, 2026

Glen Powell has a certain charm with his capybara smile and successful blockbusters. That being said, I’m getting tired of seeing Glen Powell play himself in every film he’s in. His newest is,...

Mardi Gras: The New Orleans Fiesta

Mardi Gras: The New Orleans Fiesta

For students from NOLA, the holiday is more than king cakes and colored beads
Mary Katherine Schmidt, Arts Reporter February 23, 2026

The Mardi Gras season came to a close on Feb. 17, and during the six-week festival, many Trinity students from Louisiana were missing home. Parades, dancers and bands take over the streets of New Orleans...

‘Wuthering Heights’ was woefully hopeless

‘Wuthering Heights’ was woefully hopeless

Audiences need more than a rain-drenched Jacob Elordi to be satisfied
Zoe Sutton, Arts Columnist (movie reviewer) February 20, 2026

For a long time, Kate Bush’s 1978 song “Wuthering Heights” was my only introduction to Emily Brontë’s classic novel. Last year, though, I began hearing about an upcoming adaptation of the...


First-year Clara Rabagos's piano and Mollenauer's cello weave together during the I Solod with Soli Chamber concert.

Chamber Ensembles with a contemporary compositional twist

SOLI Chamber Ensemble collaborates with students and the Composers Alliance of San Antonio
Chloe Kubalak, Arts Reporter February 18, 2026

For the first time, the SOLI Chamber Ensemble performed alongside Trinity students. On Feb. 13, SOLI musicians and Trinity students presented “I SOLO’d with SOLI” in the Ruth Taylor Recital Hall.  According...

Anel Flores reads a passage from their Curtains of Rain (2025) to the students of U.S. Latinx Culture and Artistic Expressions on February 10th.

Honoring the feminine and LGBTQ+ identity through art and literature

San Antonio local and Latinx artist Anel Flores visits Trinity with her new book, “Curtains of Rain"
Chloe Kubalak, Arts Reporter February 16, 2026

Anel Flores, artist, author and teacher from the Texas borderlands, visited Trinity on Feb. 10 to discuss their newest novel, “Curtains of Rain,” with the “U.S. Latinx Culture and Artistic Expressions”...

Vivian Cueva and others dance to electro beats at Confluence Park, featuring DJs Jobot from Minneapolis, Sneakers Dj from Germany, and San Antonio's BittyScorp on Feb. 7.

‘Sonic Transmission’ brings electronic music to the river

Confluence Park event became a hub for visuals, house beats and local vendors
Mia Perez, Arts Reporter February 16, 2026

Ten minutes from campus, on Feb. 7 from 7 to 11 p.m, electronic basslines carried across the San Antonio River as beams of neon lights roved around the concrete arches of Confluence Park.  At “Sonic...

TUPS members rehearsing for Rocky Horror Show last fall.

From page to stage in a single day

The annual TUPS 24 Hour Play Festival returns
Mary Katherine Schmidt, Arts Reporter February 13, 2026

After one day of preparation, three one-act plays graced the Café Theater on Feb. 8 at 6 p.m. The set of performances was a part of the Trinity University Players (TUPS) annual 24 Hour Play Festival,...

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