Starting from humble beginnings eight years ago as a small performance in Mabee Dining Hall, Concert for the Cure has grown immensely over the years, raising over $100,000 to date, and it now finds a home...
Tonight and tomorrow night in the Attic Theatre "And the Rain Came to Mayfield" premieres, a student production tackling themes of identity, family and racism in a small town in 1960s Mississippi.
The...
With rich hot chocolate, warm holiday cookies and a vast assortment of decorative holiday ornaments on hand, the only thing keeping the Ruth Taylor courtyard from becoming a true winter wonderland...
Vespers, which can be traced back into the 20th century, is the oldest tradition in Trinity University's history. Its name translates to "evening" in Latin because it is a worship service that is typically...
When he first began the college application process, first year Mark Mlella was on his own. He had no college counselor, and he found the process a little intimidating. Luckily, Mlella was finally able...
This year, TigerTV's Holiday Special promises to be a unique blend of regular TigerTV shows, including the Not-So-Late Show, Newswave and Studio 21, as well as a distinctive mix of different cultural holiday...
The fall Study Abroad Photo Contest has come to a close as photos captured from all over the world by our very own Trinity students were submitted for evaluation.
Each semester, the Study Abroad...
Monica Saenz, administrative assistant for the university communications department, is well known around campus as the name attached to the daily list of campus events, "LeeRoy," which she co-edits.
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With graduation only a semester away, it is now officially time for seniors to start making sure that they have everything squared away so that they can walk across the stage in May. In addition to making...
Austin City Limits may be over, but the legacy of "ACL Mike" lives on thanks to Trinity alumna Lindsay Mays ("˜10.)
Mays entered a contest hosted by Talenthouse.com calling for submissions for a...
This Sunday, Nov. 18, five Trinity students will compete for the chance to win the Rosalind Phillips Vocal Excellence Award. The winner will be awarded $800 and the opportunity to perform with the Trinity...
On Nov. 8, Trinitonian editor Tommie Ethington sat down with the hosts of TigerTV's "Not So Late Show" to discuss her role at the paper, upcoming issues and the year so far. Check out the interview below.
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