Today the Academic Faculty Assembly is scheduled to vote on whether the university should redefine the credit hour. I have been surprised that there has been no significant student engagement on this fundamental...

On Oct. 11, the Trinitonian ran a photograph on the front page, above the fold, of a San Antonio AIDS Foundation van that visited the Coates Esplanade. On the van is a woman, adorned with a yellow flower...

As a first-grader from Victoria, Texas, on a field trip to Sea World, I wanted someday to return to San Antonio so I could go on a date on the River Walk. Little did I know that I'd get to come to college...

The Trinitonian would like to formally and warmly welcome all alumni back to their true home, Hogwarts Trinity. Alumni are cool, and weekends are cool. That makes Alumni Weekend the best. The following...

If there's one thing I hope I can always say about myself, it's that I have always taken the road less traveled. This has been something that I've tried to live by, and this past year was no exception....

Let me start with a confession. While I've written a number of articles for the Trinitonian, this is the first time I'm using my real name. My senior year, I heard the paper was short-staffed and wouldn't...

The night of July 23, 2011, the area around the city of Wenzhou was drenched by thunderstorms. At around 8:30 p.m., bright light suddenly tore apart the darkness"”not more lightning, but an enormous...

I propose a project that could become a movement to change the spaces and culture of Trinity University. Disappointed that the decision-making processes concerning the forms, places and aesthetics of Trinity's...

Obviously, topping my reflections is the recent Trinity University Service Awards Ceremony. Last week's issue included an excellent "Campus Pulse" article by Chloe Pope-Levison which provided detailed...

Well, another First Amendment Week has come and gone, with obligatory nods to speech and press, but no mention of the FIRST listed freedom: religion. Perhaps that's because we don't know how to talk about...

Fall is officially here. Now, in south Texas this doesn't really mean very much. Our leaves don't change. The air isn't a crisp 65 degrees. We don't have a lot of apple orchards. Any decorative pumpkins...

Coming from my second school in three years, I think I have found my home and myself at Trinity University. In my freshman year, I mindlessly went to Texas State, the only school I applied to. I'm not...