At 5 p.m. in the Fiesta Room on Oct. 21, a small crowd of students, faculty and local residents gathered together. Forming tables into one large, cohesive circle, the group settled and prepared for a lengthy...

On Oct. 29, shortly after 2 p.m., a car drove into Chapman Fountain. The driver was coming up Rosewood Avenue and fell asleep at the wheel, according to Trinity University Police Department (TUPD) Chief...

A crowd of over 200 students and faculty surrounded the Magic Stones on Oct. 20, collecting printed copies of the Trump administration’s “compact” handed out by members of the American Association...

Funding Request Delta Sigma Pi: Fully funded for $2,552 The business fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi, requested $2,552 from SGA to send members to LEAD school, an event that helps Delta Sigma Pi members...

On Oct. 15, Trinity Students for Justice in Palestine (TSJP) hosted an event entitled “Understanding the Difference: Anti-Zionism vs. Antisemitism.” The goal was to educate the student body on why...

Daniel Lubetzky, class of ‘90, founder of KIND Snacks and star of ABC’s “Shark Tank,” delivered the keynote address at San Antonio Startup Week (SASW) on Oct. 15 at the Embassy Suites by Hilton...

Ranked 16th in the U.S. for “most innovative school,” U.S News & World Report recognized Trinity for its focus on undergraduate research and creative projects. According to their website, an up...

A rat infestation in South Hall’s basement destroyed years’ worth of supplies for 10 student organizations, prompting cleanup efforts from Facilities Services and reimbursement plans from Trinity and...

On Oct. 15, students and faculty came together to discuss antisemitism and anti-Zionism. Trinity University’s Students for Justice in Palestine (TSJP), hosted an event in Dicke Hall 104 titled “Understanding...

This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Louis H. Stumberg Venture Competition, with the final round taking place Oct. 14. Competing against three other teams, “HandiDoor” emerged as the winner...

Climate Check Sophomore Senator Nellie Clark raised concerns over the TUPD vehicle safety sign’s allegedly AI-generated art. She said the same art could have been made by a student, and opened up...

Funding Requests Altitude Ultimate Frisbee requested $1,545.92 from SGA to attend a learners’ tournament in Dallas. The learners’ tournament will help introduce the sport to newer members of the...