When schedules align, the backyard of Ash Meckel, senior economics major, converts into a meeting space for the Beer Run Club, a non-Trinity-affiliated organization. Each time, club members dash a mile...

In a northwest San Antonio storefront, a blind pug waddles past a large “Beto for Governor” sign, while Chair of Bexar County Democrats Michelle Lowe Solis types away in her back office. 25 minutes...

On March 20 around 4 p.m, a group of about 10 Trinity students stood on Prassel lawn, setting up speakers, laying out packs of colorful powder and filling empty trash cans with water. They were members...

On March 20, the Student Inclusion and Belonging (SIB) office led a celebration of diversity as several departments, student organizations and vendors came together to host the Women’s History Month...

Nyla Asante-Ansong, sophomore psychology major What is your opinion on Waymos? “I think they’re cool from a distance, but also kind of weird.” Should Waymos be allowed on campus? Why...

On March 20, Ruth Taylor Fine Arts Center Courtyard was filled with students, faculty and families sitting at brightly colored tables, snacking on breakfast tacos and awaiting the entrance of Queen Fantasia...

The role of professor typically includes lecturing, researching and grading. It doesn’t require a fleshed out fashion sense. For these Trinity professors, though, fashion is a part of their everyday...

Writing a postcard addressed to his mom, Blaise Eakle, sophomore accounting major, shared how much he appreciated her love and support. Sitting at the Student Inclusion and Belonging’s (SIB) Women Appreciation...

When Darcie Gulick, junior finance major, walked into her Student Managed Fund I class, she counted the number of women in the room: a total of five. Women remain underrepresented in finance nationally,...

In many ways, the Student Managed Fund (SMF) is a typical Trinity business course. Students meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays, learn about investing, and present financial research to their peers. But grades...