Love ballads, a hint of cynicism and candy cravings are in the air this week as we prepare our Valentine's Day issue. In the spirit of the holiday of love "” and candy "” we decided to stick to that...
Back in August, we started the school year with our NSO edition. The theme was "You Belong Here." In November, Donald Trump was elected. Last month, he was inaugurated. This week, he issued an executive...
Has anyone ever kept a New Year's Resolution to the end? At our last meeting, no one on our staff could say that they had. The idea of starting each year as a new chapter of our lives, a fresh start or...
December is a time for reflection. A time to look back, discuss and review how much we've changed in just 365 days. Earlier this semester we made a campus-wide call to make and keep awkward conversations....
"An on-campus speaker gains a certain amount of privilege: they are given a platform where their ideas can be heard and respected. The political science department has extended this privilege even further,...
During preparation for this Election Issue, our editorial board has discussed whether we would formally endorse a presidential candidate. Major national news outlets like the New York Times, the Washington...
Let's be honest; none of our proudest moments are going to occur during the four Halloweens we celebrate while in college.
Although we think of Trinity as being pretty tame, home to studious overachievers...
Midterm grades were due this week, and though the scramble to finish projects and study for tests is behind us, the all-nighters and 2 a.m. trips to Whataburger are still taking a toll on our bodies and...
"God invented mankind because he loved silly stories." If this quote from British artist Ralph Steadman is true, the big man upstairs has to be particularly pleased with how the October 2016 chapter...
Since it's located 80 miles south of the self-proclaimed "Live Music Capitol of the World," it is easy to write off the San Antonio arts scene in favor of a short trip to Austin. Headlined with massive...
In an interview at our staff training this summer, Dr. Deneese Jones mentioned how her identity as a black woman has shaped many of the experiences and interactions that led her to where she is today....
It seems like just a few weeks ago we were cramming for finals, saying goodbye to friends and making sure any damages in our rooms were hidden before our resident mentors made one final pass through the...
