When I look back at the last four years, I think about drinks at my friend’s house on East Mulberry Avenue, joking and playing card games. I think about late nights joking in the newsroom with people...

On the morning of May 16, Thad Heartfield and Craig Barry will walk across the graduation stage in Laurie Auditorium. Thad Heartfield is the father of Aidan Heartfield, 22, who died on July 4, 2025 in...

I am a Trinity alumna, class of ‘96, and have donated to this institution every single year since graduation. My daughter is also a Trinity graduate, and had Sajida Jalalzai as a professor. She described...

      Every week, they’re lurking. Our reporters, columnists, photographers, editors and illustrators keep their ears to the ground for budding stories. And every time, they’ve...

Here at Trinity, the administration takes pride in offering an education that promotes critical thinking and independent decision-making. Yay! Unless, of course, that choice involves where to eat and how...

In my senior year in high school, I performed a solo at a choir showcase. Singing a solo had required a lot of self-growth, especially when just four years prior, I bombed a performance so hard that I...

If I were a perfect editor-in-chief, I’d focus this goodbye letter on the Trinitonian. I’d talk about the staff bonding at late night production nights, the excitement of running around for a story,...

The walls of his office are plastered with plaques and ribbons recognizing his career success, but amid the many achievements, trap and skeet coach Van Boerner retrieved his most prized award: a thank-you...

The Trinitonian is excellent, literally. The independent, student-led paper received 41 awards for its work published in 2025, the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association (TIPA) announced on March 19-21...