We've been surrounded by social media for our entire lives. Facebook was started before some first-years and sophomores were able to even comprehend what a computer is. We have not experienced a time without...
People often ask us about the business behind the newspaper. Where do we get our money? Is it hard? We're taught in our media classes that the newspaper industry is dying. Is that true for college papers,...
The midterm elections are quickly approaching. While this normally wouldn't cause such a big buzz, you've likely heard that it's going to be a big year for Texas. Democratic nominee Beto O'Rourke is inching...
If you've been here for a while, you know it's not uncommon to hear that Trinity students are overcommitted and involved in every organization on campus. We've found it to be mostly true. Trinity encourages...
As you get more settled into the new year, we at the Trinitonian urge you to think about what makes you excited and angry about our campus. We hope that you will see the Trinitonian as an opportunity to...
Ask any senior on campus if what they're doing now is anything close to what they imagined it would be four years ago, and most would probably say no. Even the seniors on the Trinitonian had no idea how...
Hundreds of student media outlets across America are standing together in support of our shared mission, and the Trinitonian is proud to add its voice to the chorus.
#SaveStudentNewsrooms is a call...
There’s nothing quite like seeing administrators take an active interest in the students’ opinions, then take that feedback to heart.
It’s an unfamiliar feeling. This newspaper staff has witnessed...
Two weeks. Just two more weeks of class, then reading days, and then it’s finals season. Then, finally, the spring semester will draw to a close, and we’ll get to relax and enjoy the summer break.
That...
One month ago, Trinity University uploaded a video to Facebook spotlighting Brad Parscale, who graduated in 1999. Parscale was the digital adviser for Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and was recently...
The freedom of expression, guaranteed by the First Amendment, is one of the core principles of this nation. About one year ago, the Washington Post changed its slogan to “Democracy Dies in Darkness.”...
When we first heard that the Dining Services Request for Proposals (RFP) committee had opted to renew the university’s contract with Aramark, newsroom opinions were divided.
Were we really going to...
