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...

On Feb. 20, I walked out of my U.S. history class, thinking of enjoying the weekend ahead of me. When thinking of my plans, I came across a small table with multiple virtual reality headsets. I am a nerd,...

There is a point at which we must look at the state of America and think for ourselves how we can change the way that the government acts. Time and time again, we have seen that the Trump administration...

This fall, the Trinity chapter of the American Association of University Professors (TU-AAUP) brought the case of a colleague’s denial of tenure to the attention of the national office of the AAUP. In...

As the president of the Young Conservatives of Texas (YCT), I was asked to create a conservative guide for the primaries. I will not just give you a list of people to vote for; I encourage everyone to...

Imperial propaganda has obfuscated an inevitable truth: empires fall. In this great republic of ours, we are conditioned to believe in our exceptionalism. We are trained from birth to think that, frankly,...

I’ve written more than one column for the Trinitonian over the years dealing with primary elections, and it never gets any better. Once again, Tuesday, March 3, is primary day in Texas. On that day,...

With the Texas midterm primary election rapidly approaching, my eyes are on the Senate. It promises to be an interesting contest which could portend the future of the Democratic Party, as well as the state...

You’ve probably heard of the tragic and appalling cases of Liam Conejo Ramos, Renée Nicole Good and Alex Pretti. What is less widely recognized is that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)...

Column in response to the Jan. 30, 2026 guest column, “Protect our international faculty” We are aware that misinformation has been shared about Trinity University’s response to an executive order...

Imagine you are a citizen of Mexico, South Korea, France or any other non-U.S. country  — and you have accepted an offer of a full-time faculty job at Trinity University. You sign an employment contract...

In a small nook between the Storch Memorial Building and the Hill Tennis Stadium lies Trinity’s very own plant oasis. The Trinity Community Garden is home to several native Texas plants, like the Texas...