Trinity has many opportunities for students to find their creative outlet. The Trinity Review, a student-run literary magazine, is one way that students can tap into the fine arts and gain public recognition. The...

Pisces season, from Feb. 21 to March 20, is full of positive emotions and energy from the work that you put in the past year. It is your time to shine with luck and manifestation. Skip ahead to find out...

Pisces season is still going strong. This week is filled with emotions, shifts and turns. Here, reflections come in handy. Journal and take note of the world around you as unexpected feelings reveal themselves. This...

GARDEN JAZZ | Walking distance from campus and a San Antonio must-see spot, the Japanese Tea Gardens will be hosting “Jazz in the Garden” on March 7 from 6:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Enjoy live jazz by Paul...

Favorite color? “Orange” Favorite color to wear? “Pink” Go-to sweet treat? “Cupcake” Favorite local restaurant? “Panchitos” Your 2025 so far in one word “Busy” Dream...

At Swing Bums, Trinity’s swing dance student organization, beginners and pros alike can dance, socialize and build confidence. Swing Bums hosts a myriad of social events for students on campus. One...

STAFF PICK | AS YOU WISH True love and the far off lands of Florin and Guilder are closer to San Antonio than you’d think. Celebrate 10 years of the Tobin Center of the Arts with a screening of “The...

Between work, school and extracurriculars, identity juggling comes with being a college student. Rohit Shetty, junior accounting major, says that finding balance is as simple as figuring out a motivation. “Going...

STAFF PICK | STRESS? WE DON’T KNOW HER We’re hitting that point in the semester where peace, quiet and self-reflection are less of a want and more of a need. Meditating is a tried and true way to...

If you’re looking to get outside in San Antonio but not sure where to start, consider this article your guide — or rather, your map. From the benefits of spending time outside to the best spots based...

What brought you to Trinity? “I found the job before I found Trinity. … I’ll be honest, I never thought I’d work somewhere like this. It just wasn’t in my view. My undergrad was a large urban...

After years of working for a bookstore by day and theatre company by night, Burgin Streetman, senior English major, returned to her undergraduate studies at Trinity during her 50s. Finally completing her...