Second best in the West: Trinity’s 26-year streak broken Gabriella Garriga • September 12, 2018 Santa Clara University swiped the top spot in the U.S. News and World Report ranking
New initiatives promote community within Diversity and Inclusion office Gabriella Garriga • September 12, 2018 Flashback Fridays, Student Advisory Board help students get involved with campus diversity
Previously, on SGA: The Funds and the Furious Kendra Derrig • September 11, 2018 The following covers the SGA meeting on Sept. 5.CAMPUS CLIMATE CHECKJunior senator Simone Washington suggested taking action regarding rumors surrounding Stacey Davidson's departure. President Amulya Deva,...
SGA and administrators look for alternative funding for Bell Center student employees Kaylie King • September 9, 2018 Student workers are uniquely paid directly through the student activity fee
Seniors face concerns with Pathways curriculum Kaylie King • September 6, 2018 78 students in the class of 2019 are missing at least three requirements
From healthy habits to helping the world: GHI hosts first annual Health Fair Jolie Francis • September 6, 2018 Global Health Initiative brings together multiple Trinity orgs to table about health issues
ACU partnered with Bird scooters. Should Trinity? Jolie Francis • September 6, 2018 San Antonio's first "last-mile" transportation is already taking over campus
Students promote civic engagement as voter registration deadline nears Gabriella Garriga • September 5, 2018 Groups across campus make individual and collaborative efforts to get voters to the polls
Counseling services introduces new support groups Gabriella Garriga • September 5, 2018 Interested students can now join groups focused on first-generation students, students with Asperger's
Starbucks opening delayed Kaylie King • September 5, 2018 Permitting issues push opening of new library coffee option to Oct. 15
Alumni donation to fund food for off-campus parties Kaylie King • September 3, 2018 While SPIn recommends hosts to provide food, cost has prevented implementation of the policy
Professors can assign their own textbooks, but not for long Gabriella Garriga • September 3, 2018 The faculty senate is drafting a proposal that could prevent professors from assigning their own textbooks to students.
