We, as students, like to complain "¦ a lot. Whether it's the absence of the pasta line in Mabee or the stairs added to Cardiac Hill, the lack of parking spaces on upper campus or the three-year residency...
Hopefully, you all were able to survive the traumatic and wonderful experience of Halloween at Trinity University. The passing of this momentous holiday means that we now find ourselves in that much dreaded...
Hate crime laws are a divisive issue because they create a direct conflict between civil rights and free speech. On the one hand, hate crime laws are designed to punish behavior that demeans and stigmatizes...
For as much as we talk about the benefit of our close-knit community, we as students sure do a poor job of actively supporting that community. School spirit, Tiger pride, whatever you want to call...
On Wednesday, October 24, students in Laurie Auditorium gathered to hear Natalie Ehmka speak about sexual assault awareness and empowerment against predators. What students actually received was a dramatic...
We all like to think of ourselves as well-adjusted, mature, and well-controlled people. We think we know our limits. We think we know who we are, what we are, how we are.
But until you know yourself...
This election I am avoiding political news ON PURPOSE.
Please don't judge me too harshly! I usually do try to keep up. It's important to do so. After all,didn't Jefferson say, "where the press is...
It's no secret that the world of journalism is changing due to the digital age. The words "convergence" and "multi-platform journalism" are becoming the cornerstones of storytelling in newsrooms...
I'm used to the idea that most Trinity students are wiser than I was in college. It's okay; I was a late bloomer. And so, when you finish reading this column, you might ask yourself, "So what?" But maybe...
There is no disputing that it is an exciting time of year. With the election just a few weeks away, the news is full of stories about the candidates' latest campaign stops, and the nation is captivated...
