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Previously, on SGA: Field Trip!

Kathleen Creedon • October 24, 2019

This covers the meeting on Oct. 23. CLIMATE CHECK Sophomore senator Ben Falcon asked about the change to merit aid scholarships that was announced that morning by Eric Maloof, vice president for enrollment...

IHCI panel examines Remain in Mexico policy

Kara Killinger • October 24, 2019

Professionals, professors point out human rights implications of asylum-seekers waiting in Mexico for court hearings

News Brief: SGA and Zipcar

Gabriella Garriga • October 17, 2019

This year, Trinity promoting Zipcar to students on campus to incentivize the company to keep its services on campus. Zipcar is a car-sharing program that enables people to rent out a car, paying by the...

Department budgets remain consistent

Jolie Francis • October 17, 2019

Departments and offices rely on continued system to receive annual funds

News Briefs: Equipment behind Bell Center

Gabriella Garriga • October 17, 2019

A mainline heating pipe broke in August. Because of the difficult positioning of the pipe, placed 20 feet underground, Facilities Services will not be able to repair it. According to Jim Baker, senior...

Previously, on SGA: It’s an Academic Affair

Kathleen Creedon • October 17, 2019

The following covers the meeting on Oct. 16. CLIMATE CHECK Sophomore senator Oliver Chapin-Eiserloh suggested SGA send reminders to students in the future about days in which there is no class. According...

Four fewer black RAs on ResLife staff

Kathleen Creedon • October 17, 2019

After being offered 2019–2020 positions, two students terminated and two resign

Sustainability committee searches for composting system fix

Rebecca Wicker • October 17, 2019

TU’s Earth Tubs begin to deteriorate, prompting search for new initiative

Drunk tank transportations slow

Jolie Francis • October 17, 2019

Red Zone initiative possible explanation for dwindling drunk tank numbers

Trinity considers change to Carnegie Classification

Gabriella Garriga • October 17, 2019

Following Santa Clara’s move, Trinity may switch into the national liberal arts category

Education receives $5 million Walton grant

Dominic Anthony • October 17, 2019

Money used to begin new training program for SA principals

Previously, on SGA: And Then There Was One (Position Left Open in the Cabinet)

Kathleen Creedon • October 14, 2019

The following covers the meeting held on Oct. 9.SGA has filled all open senator positions, as well as the vice president position. Sophomore Oliver Chapin-Eiserloh and senior Theresa Ho join as senators,...