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Closer Than Ever 9/18

Kayla Padilla September 16, 2020

Previously, on SGA: Spring Housing Planning, Already?

Previously, on SGA: Spring Housing Planning, Already?

Kayla Padilla September 12, 2020

CLIMATE CHECKSophomore senator Donya Ahmadi started off this week’s climate check by mentioning that she witnessed a few students huddled into a corner in the library without masks. Junior Chief...

christianjbrewster.wordpress.com Photo credit: Oliver Chapin-Eiserloh

Update to TigerPaws coming early next semester

Gabriella Garriga October 31, 2019
Univ. hopes changes to registration and financial aid system will enhance student experience
senior Abigail Bannon-Schneebeck Photo credit: Matthew Claybrook

Track-tastic

Gabriella Garriga July 9, 2019
Track and Field prepares for the spring season

Lunar New Year Photo Gallery

Genevieve Humphreys February 20, 2019
Photos from the Lunar New Year event held on February 15, 2019
photo by Elizabeth Nelson

The enlightened view from the chapel

San Williams October 18, 2018

Several months ago, Doug Brackenridge gave me a tour of the Trinity campus. Brackenridge, a retired Trinity professor of religion, wrote a book on the history of Trinity titled “Trinity:  A Tale of...

Memorializing Mandadi

Madelyn Gaharan November 10, 2017

Cayley's closest friends reached out with statements of love and loyalty to commemorate the life of their friend. "All I can say about Cayley is she was so inescapably herself. She loved passionately,...

Ted Koppel, a broadcast journalist and the founder of ABC’s “Nightline,” spoke in Laurie Auditorium of the importance of truth and fact-checking in news and of the current political climate in media. photo by Amani Canada

Ted Koppel emphasizes the importance of objective journalism

Kendra Derrig November 2, 2017

Journalist Ted Koppel boasts an impressive career, covering conflicts from Southeast Asia to the hostage crisis in Iran. Founder of "Nightline," Koppel anchored and managed the revolutionary nightly...

Tune in each week for Kathleen Creedon's SGA summaries. SGA meets at 6 p.m. on Mondays in the Waxahachie Room in Coates University Center.

Previously, on SGA: Rejected Resolutions

Kathleen Creedon October 30, 2017

This edition covers two SGA meetings: Oct. 16 and Oct. 23. RESOLUTION At the Oct. 16 meeting, senator Manfred Wendt presented a resolution for opioid abuse. If approved, the proposition would express...

Tune in each week for Kathleen Creedon's SGA summaries. SGA meets at 6 p.m. on Mondays in the Waxahachie Room in Coates University Center.

Previously on SGA: Tampon Time!

Kathleen Creedon October 12, 2017

With additional reporting by news reporter Cathy Terrace CAMPUS CLIMATE CHECK Senator Lena Dennington brought up first-year Shubhankar Singh's concerns about Wi-Fi on campus. Singh noticed that the Wi-Fi...

Previously on SGA: Funds and Fire Alarms

Kathleen Creedon October 3, 2017

CAMPUS CLIMATE CHECK Senator Sam Afshari, junior, raised concerns that the Welcome Week concert this year may affect the funding decisions of future first-year senators next year, whose only experience...

Andrew Cable gives Daniel Dahlinger's hair outside of his South dorm room.

South RA truly makes the cut

Dominic Walsh September 27, 2017

There's a buzz outside of South Hall, and it's coming from Andrew Cable's hair clippers. Cable, a senior biology major, has been providing haircuts to friends on campus for about a year and a half....