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Senior artist Kristina Reinis blends love of art and literature

Maya Neufeld-Wall • January 23, 2020

The technically trained painter describes how her studies have altered her artistic perspective

Cast bases “Cities of Memory” on personal experiences

Savannah Wahlgren • January 23, 2020

Trinity’s first spring production ditches a traditional script, improvises with experimental show

High Noon launches second issue with local writers, poets

Heidi Neighbours • January 23, 2020

Trinity’s newest lit mag celebrates “Difficult Conversations” with students, SA community members

The Oscar Nominations: Good, but predictable

Evan Engelhaupt • January 23, 2020

An amazing lineup of movies, but perhaps a little too much of the same thing.

On the stage and in the audience, reactions to “The Mystery of Edwin Drood”

Maya Neufeld-Wall • November 21, 2019

The final theatre production of the decade, “The Mystery of Edwin Drood,” is a little bit of everything

December promises more than just finals

Savannah Wahlgren • November 21, 2019

Trinity's upcoming annual Christmas Vespers worship service and Holiday Concert aim to unite to the greater San Antonio community through the power of music

The film of the decade is one from the stars

Evan Engelhaupt • November 21, 2019

Opinion: Despite criticism, Christopher Nolan’s “Interstellar” takes the top spot on my list

What were the best TV shows of the decade?

Austin Davidson • November 21, 2019

The top five TV shows of the decade are a rarified mixture of grim storytelling, lucid animation and moving ideas

Classical music slaps: You guys are just mean

Savannah Wahlgren • November 15, 2019

It’s a Saturday night in November, the middle of the concert season for symphony orchestras around the United States. The concert hall is full of expert musicians ready to performance perfection, but there is no audience. No music rings around the room. No applause greets the players as they finish. The concert hall is dark and empty.