In last week's Trinitonian, Evan Chambless described the Pathways curriculum as "an obstacle course ... that has to be navigated while treading water with a blindfold on." I understand how she feels. As...

This past Friday, I attended a Senate Bill 4 teach-in that was put on by the philosophy department and a number of far-left organizations that have operations in San Antonio. I am not going to lie; I came...

Isn't there is a certain enchantment that sometimes comes over us when we pass a lovely house? The sunny windows, the neat lawn, those tidy bricks and that happy bench by the front door: we drink them...

Growing up in northern Virginia, I considered myself lucky to be so close to so much history. A 20-minute drive could get me to our nation's capital, and I can't tell you how many times I visited colonial...

Last summer, I was in Seattle, where recreational marijuana is legal and potent. To celebrate our country's independence, I took advantage of a July 4th sale and bought a joint for a fourth of the price...

The Republican primary in Texas has a reputation for being a bloody, polarizing affair. A primary is an election held before the general election by parties to determine who will be their nominee for the...

Classes begin, and if you're anything like me, you can already feel yourself falling back into your old routines. Sleeping as late as possible before rushing to class, gravitating towards the same three...

The Pathways curriculum is not as straightforward as the name suggests. As a junior, I've been attempting to navigate this curriculum with little success since its implementation in the fall of 2015. Only...

As we ring in the new school year, it's time to set goals for the semesters ahead. Some of us aim to get good grades, while others say they'll finally visit the Bell Center "” or at least start next...

The start of the school year is a time of high motivation and even higher confidence. Students are excited about the prospect of new classes, time management seems an easy task and by the end of the semester,...

A few weeks ago, I was preparing to board a last-minute flight to a part of Mexico I'd never been to, along with someone I barely knew, who I'd met through a corporate intramural sports team during my...

Studying abroad is something that I've always pictured myself doing, even when I was a kid. I think it was because my cousin spent a gap year abroad and I thought that was way better than going to the...