I hope Johnny "Football" Manziel has learned a lesson from the NCAA. He was thoroughly investigated and questioned for about 8 hours by the NCAA last Sunday, and rest assured, he has learned a lesson...
On June 26, I was avoiding media. It is a rare occurrence. Some form of media is always on at our house. However, on June 26, I didn't care for my usual routine of television, Facebook and Twitter for...
Although the paper isn't published on Thursdays, I want to throw it back anyway. Remember the game we played as kids called, "Would you still be my friend if..?" We would all plug in phrases like "if...
On the standardized writing tests we were forced to take throughout grade school, we were always expected to write about ourselves, to which I would always default to something stupid and outlandish....
This week's edition of the Trinitonian is chock full of construction. The unintentional theme got us thinking: is there, perhaps, a method to this construction madness? Is there a method to the multiple...
Welcome to Trinity University, you saucy first years.
At some point, every one of us has been in your shoes. You were top dog at your previous institutions, and now you are starting over. Trinity is...
I'm sure many of you have either heard of or experienced directly the stereotype of school cafeteria food: the horror, the misery, the greasy nasty pizza substitute.
As incoming students, you may have...
As the green leaves of summer begin their inevitable change into the auburn colors of fall, new generations of students now enter the campus of Trinity University.
Bright-eyed and eager, they begin their...
Reality sunk in for me as my parents idled their car in front of the gates of Trinity, threw my backpack out the window and sped off. That was the moment when I officially became a college first year...
First off, I hope that you all had a wonderful summer and you are all having a relatively easy adjustment from high school to college.
I want to congratulate and commend you all for choosing to attend...
Greeting class of 2017! A short 22 years ago, my father helped me move in to Herndon first. Though it's been a few days (ahem) since I moved to Trinity for the first time, the the experience still resonates....
I have been thinking a lot about adulthood lately. At 19, being an adult meant that I was no longer under maternal supervision. I could stay up as late as I wanted, I could cuss like a sailor if I felt...
