CLIMATE CHECK Sophomore Senator Nellie Clark asked about menstrual product upkeep in upper campus bathrooms. Senior President Omar Rartrut said that a third-party contractor that manages upper campus...

The NAACP hosted a public debate between former San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and incumbent Peter Sakai for the office of Bexar County Judge on Feb. 6 at the Second Baptist Community Center. Over 100...

Murchison Hall and Calvert Hall will be converted to single-bedroom upper division dorms starting this fall, according to Residential Life (ResLife). Rachel Boaz Toppel, director of ResLife, sent an email...

On Feb. 9, a group of over 70 students could be seen carrying signs and heard chanting as they walked from the Magic Stones to President Beasley’s office in Northrup Hall, demanding Trinity administration...

Trinity Diversity Connection (TDC), in collaboration with Habiba Noor, professor of urban studies, hosted four panelists from Students Engaged in Advancing Texas (SEAT) and San Antonio Students for Peace...

Consultants from JED Campus visited Trinity’s campus last week to contextualize and collect further information about student mental health, according to Trinity administration. The JED Campus Foundation,...

On Feb. 6 at 4 p.m, around 150 members of the Trinity community gathered to celebrate and honor the life of Craig Braxton Barry, ‘25, at memorial service in Margarite B. Parker Chapel. Barry, who died...

The Landa Branch Library, located one block away from Trinity on Bushnell Avenue, closed on Jan. 26 for repairs to its air conditioning, heating and ventilation systems. Some services will still be...

The first extended “red zone,” or dry recruitment period, officially ended on Jan. 30. This extension was a response to alcohol abuse and sexual assault cases at Trinity, and aimed to increase safety...

Trinity students joined hundreds of protesters gathered in Travis Park and marched through downtown San Antonio on Jan. 30 to protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as part of a national...

Over 100 Trinity community members gathered in front of the Magic Stones at noon on Feb. 2, holding posters and chanting as a part of a student-led walkout and march against Immigration and Customs Enforcement...

CLIMATE CHECK Sophomore Senator Eva Smith raised concerns about the Prassel Hall elevator’s overdue inspection. Sophomore Senator Nellie Clark said that there had been an inspection sticker from last...