“For Young People, By Young People.” That’s the motto of New Works SA, a non-profit that provides economically accessible theater education for San Antonio middle and high school students. Wren Ramos,...

Part of Bad Bunny’s artistic identity aligns with political issues that concern his fellow Puerto Ricans — especially regarding the United States’ political control over Puerto Rico. His music carries...

As a part of Trinity’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration and the Trinity Art Collective’s (TAC) “Zine Night” series, David Elizondo, class of ‘78 and ‘86, hosted a zine workshop on Sept....

Walk or die — that is the rule in Francis Lawrence’s film, “The Long Walk.” Based on Stephen King’s 1979 novel, Lawrence gives a graphic and modern interpretation of the story. “The Long Walk”...

Students fought zombies, played “Survivor,” befriended Pitbull and more in the Trinity University Players’ (TUPS) annual performance of “First Years Putting on Theatre” (FYPOT). The show ran...

On Sept. 26, the Trinity University Spanish Film Festival continued its two-month run with a screening of “Boca Chica,” a coming-of-age drama set in the Dominican Republic. The festival, organized...

What do coal miners, soccer moms and long-lost clown siblings all have in common? Most would say nothing — but not the First Time Offenders (FTO). Trinity’s improv club weaved these characters into...

Every September, the canals of Venice, Italy transform into a red carpet as celebrities descend on the city for the annual film festival. For students and faculty at Trinity, the Venice Film Festival is...

Behind the stage, tucked in the back of the playhouse, there stands a small room decorated with fabrics and lined with racks of clothing, noisy with the clatter of sewing machines, the snip of scissors...

Are you team Edward or Jacob? Peeta or Gale? Conrad or Jeremiah? Following a long and divisive history of love triangles, “The Summer I Turned Pretty” has made its own mark on pop culture. Having...

It seems like fall starts earlier and earlier every year. The autumnal flavors are out in full force, yet nary a leaf has hit the ground. I, for one, love this. Although I’ve never been a “Gilmore...