While it is still in the beginning stages, Trinity Tomorrow, the university's strategic plan, is already having an impact on campus. The plan, which outlines the university's vision for the next 10 years,...

Roughly a year and a half ago, discussions between  then president of Chi Delta Tau, Erik Long-Goheen, and David Tuttle, associate vice president for student affairs and dean of students, began talk about...

As a first year, the number of new people you meet can be intimidating. With all the classmates, faculty and people you encounter throughout orientation and the entirety of your time at Trinity, remembering...

The city of San Antonio, founded in 1718, has become one of the most heavily populated cities in the United States, ranking seventh overall. It is also home to multiple universities and military bases....

With the current incoming class, residential life is preparing to tackle a larger challenge with one of the largest in recent years. With an estimated 100 student increase, new issues over housing and...

The class of 2018 includes 659 total students, a significant increase from last year's smaller class of 539 in the class of 2017. Justin Doty, director of domestic recruitment, said the rise in admissions...

After a series of student focus groups last fall, administration began taking student attendance this January at certain lectures using the Tiger Card system in order to gather more information about low...

Sponsored by the philosophy department, J.D. Atlas, member of Common Room, at Wolfson College in Oxford, gave a lecture earlier this month, titled "There Are No Metaphors: Analytic Philosophy and the Literal/Metaphorical...

In conjunction with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), the Trinity Police Department hosted its first ever Community and Wellness Fair during National Crime Victims Week. The event hosted over 30 local...