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Saturdays in Skyline, courtesy of Student Programming Board

James Godfrey November 12, 2013

Following recent renovations to the Skyline Room in the Coates University Center, Student Programming Board (SPB) has taken the initiative this semester to utilize the space for student activities. The...

Title IX mandates impact alleged assault

Rachel Puckett November 4, 2013

A  sexual assault was reported to the Trinity University Police Department in mid-September, citing an incident that allegedly happened on Aug. 24 in South Residence Hall. In the two months that have...

Business school established, MAT program realigns

Luke Wise November 4, 2013

Within the next couple of weeks, Trinity will undergo various changes to its academic curriculum, with the introduction of a new business school and changes to the application process for the MAT, Master...

The computer lab on the second floor of Coates University has been closed. The computers that used to occupy the space are now moved out.

Computer lab in upstairs Coates converted for Career Services

Sonam James November 4, 2013

The computer lab on the second floor of Coates University Center has closed and will be converted into a temporary office for Career Services. The lab was shut down due to limited student activity. "Space...

Adjusting to student demand, Aramark has reduced the hours of Einstein Bros Bagels to 8:00pm to make room for the newly extended hours of Taco Taco.

Taco Taco now open from 8 p.m. until midnight

Sonam James November 4, 2013

Taco Taco is now open from 8 p.m. to midnight, Monday through Thursday. Morning hours will be from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., while Einstein's hours will be curtailed to stay open only until 8 p.m. Plans to...

Charter reinstated for Triniteers social fraternity

Cassandra Watson November 4, 2013

Michael Fischer, vice president for academic affairs and dean of faculty, announced last Tuesday, Oct. 22, that the formerly banned Triniteers fraternity are officially reinstated on campus"”effective...

Practical learning experience provided through COMM 1131

Sonam James October 27, 2013

The Tiger TV operates with 32 staff members and 24 students that are a part of the COMM 1131 internship class. While 23 of the 32 staff members are unpaid, students still volunteer multiple hours working...

Tiger’s Den fire quelled immediately

Carlos Anchondo October 27, 2013

On Tuesday, Oct. 22, a small fire occurred in the Tiger's Den. No people were in the Tiger's Den at the time. The fire was the result of a malfunction with a high voltage electrical panel in the mechanical...

Health Services offers vaccines to combat influenza

Health Services offers vaccines to combat influenza

Sonam James October 27, 2013

Flu vaccines are now available at Health Services. The injection costs twelve dollars, and students will be given a receipt to seek reimbursement with their healthcare providers if they wish. Flu vaccines...

University Curriculum Council to vote on credit hour definition

Sonam James October 27, 2013

The University Curriculum Council will vote today over the definition of a credit hour. The vote concerns how many credits a class would receive within a department. A class could receive more credits...

Faculty-led study abroad complements traditional style

Carlos Anchondo October 27, 2013

Since the departure of advisor Brigette Thompson in August, interviews have been held and a new advisor is expected to be hired by the end of November. Four candidates have been considered for the position....

Government shutdown has limited effect on students

John Mendiola October 27, 2013

With the federal government  reopened and the debt-ceiling crisis narrowly averted for at  least the next couple of months, students can rest assured that the temporary shutdown did little to disrupt...

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