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Making sports HERstory: Becky Hammon, Sarah Thomas among those breaking glass ceiling

Monumental firsts also highlight work needed to bring true equality to athletics

Alejandra Gerlach, Sports Reporter • February 28, 2021

In these unprecedented times, we are constantly living through major historical events — this includes the world of sports as well. In the past three months, we have witnessed three monumental firsts...

Album review: Leave What’s Lost Behind

Ayden Smith, Arts Reporter • February 24, 2021

Certain bands tell a universal story through their music. Colony House is one of those bands; they successfully tell the stories of our desires to feel both known and loved. Hailing from Franklin, Tennessee,...

O Say ‘Can’t’ you see?

Mavericks face backlash for not playing National Anthem before games

Gail Grady, Sports Reporter • February 24, 2021

Mark Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, made the decision to not have the National Anthem played before thirteen of their preseason and regular season home games. Cuban said that this decision was...

Lunar New Year Committee passes on SGA funding proposal for annual event

Last year the committee requested $4,598.90 from the Student Government Association for their Lunar New Year event, this year, they requested $0

Kayla Padilla, Editor-in-Chief • February 21, 2021

The organizers of the annual Lunar New Year celebration are no strangers to encountering obstacles. Just last spring, they encountered difficulties with reserving a venue for their popular event after...

The Sound of Christopher Nolan

The director has faced backlash over his audio decisions

Om Dighe, Opinion Columnist • February 21, 2021

To quote what is probably one of the most iconic lines from Christopher Nolan’s work: “BWAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!” All jokes aside, Christopher Nolan is easily one of the most well-known directors in the...

Support student artists — you have the chance (on campus) now until March 26

Ashley Allen, Arts Columnist • February 21, 2021

THE MINI: Spring ’21 is currently on display in the Neidorff Art Gallery until March 26, 2021. The exhibition displays the work of Trinity University students Kate Nuelle, Bella Peters, Ángela García...

News brief: Flooding on campus

Gracen Hoyle, Newsletter Editor • February 17, 2021

City Vista saw eight occupied units flooded due to a ruptured sprinkler line on Monday. The pipe burst due to the extreme weather conditions affecting the entire San Antonio area this week. The main water...

News brief: Classes cancelled

Dana Nichols, News Editor • February 17, 2021

Virtual and in-person classes have been cancelled through Thursday, Feb. 18 due to winter storm conditions. Tess Coody-Anders, vice president for Strategic Communications and Marketing, made the announcement...

News brief: Community encouraged to avoid driving amidst winter storm

Dana Nichols, News Editor • February 14, 2021

Students, faculty and staff were informed via email and social media on the evening of Feb. 12 that all buildings on upper campus will remain closed until 8 a.m., Feb. 17 due to inclement weather conditions....

Insta-Posium: Students react to reimplementation of residency requirement

Mackenzie Cook • February 14, 2021

A Home Run Against Homelessness: Trinity Buddies fundraiser seeks to help struggling San Antonio families

Senior softball player Gina Monaco ignites athletics-wide competition to assist students in need

Alejandra Gerlach, Sports Reporter • February 14, 2021

As the Spring 2021 season swings into full gear, all 18 of Trinity’s varsity sports are competing for a united cause off the field. Between Feb. 1 and April 26, each team will compete to raise as much...

Previously, on SGA: Residency Requirement Unrest

Phoebe Murphy, Opinion Editor • February 14, 2021

The following covers the meeting on Feb. 10. CLIMATE CHECK Senior senator Polo Perez began the meeting by asking whether any plans have been made for graduation. Adviser David Tuttle had no information...