Texas Supreme Court rules that ‘sincerely held religious beliefs’ can now exempt judges from marrying LGBTQ+ couples
County judge, members of academia and students discuss the possible ramifications of this amendment and SCOTUS’ recent decision regarding gay marriage
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• November 13, 2025
Government shutdown ends Wednesday
Nia LaVoie, News Reporter
• November 13, 2025
How should we remember the Alamo?
Alamo Trust controversy prompts CEO resignation
Kat McKinney, Reporter
• November 13, 2025
Another trophy for the shelf
Women’s volleyball becomes conference winner
Avery Deithloff, Sports Reporter
• November 13, 2025
Trials and Triumph: Trinity soccer at the SAA tournament
Women’s soccer wins first SAA title while men fall in the semi-finals
Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter/Podcast Editor
• November 13, 2025
Why do we choose consequence over community?
My car just got towed for no reason
Diya Contractor, Managing Editor
• November 12, 2025
Religion shouldn’t hinder the right to marriage
The Texas Supreme Court violates the constitution with new Canon 4 modification
Gautam Iyer, Opinion Columnist
• November 12, 2025
Nirenberg appoints treasurer in run for Bexar County’s top position
Ron’s appointment of Jorge Herrera all but confirms run for County Judge
Diya Contractor and Samara Gerstle
• November 12, 2025
Fizz users cause crises
Discussion on Fizz conduct and Trinity culture follow life-threatening decisions from students harassed on the anonymous app
Samara Gerstle, Diya Contractor, Eve Slemp, Dylan Wilford, Riya Vankamamidi, and Ariel Ramirez
• November 6, 2025

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