The Student News Site of Trinity University

Trinitonian

Menu
All content by Daniel Conrad
James Lovett, center, explains his game Crusade of Two Suns to an interested PAX attendee. His brother Brock Lovett, left, and coworker Marshall Tickner, right, accompanied James at the companys booth for all three days of the convention. photo by Amani Canada, photo editor

PAX South shows off San Antonio game developers

January 19, 2018
Next week, members of Congress will decide on a tax reform bill that includes an excise tax on university endowments that may cost Trinity $3 million. photo provided by Jomar Thomas on Unsplash

Trinity hires lobbyists to combat proposed endowment tax

December 16, 2017
Daniel Mendelsohn, presented his lecture, “Too Clever by Half,” to a crowd of roughly 200 people. Mendelsohn discussed his career as a classicist and shared stories from the popular epic “The Odyssey,” the topic of his most recent book. The lecture was presented by the Trinity Humanities Collective. Photo by Chloe Sonnier, staff photographer.

‘Taking the long view’ with Daniel Mendelsohn

November 30, 2017
Graphic by Tyler Herron

Questions arise over Federal Work-Study funds

November 9, 2017
The YOSA Philharmonic performed John Williams’ “Star Wars Suite” and a number of other compositions in Sunday’s concert, “Star Wars and Other Epic Adventures.” photo provided by Jack Braden Imagery

YOSA Philharmonic delights with “Star Wars” tribute and other surprises

November 7, 2017
SGA is planning to honor Cayley Mandadi, right, with a to-be-dated vigil in collaboration with her family, the cheerleading team and her social sorority, Chi Beta Epsilon. file photo

Campus mourns death of Cayley Mandadi

November 2, 2017

Johann Sebastian Bops

October 12, 2017
NEWS 4 reporter Ashlei King speaks to Trinity senior Jonah Wendt about the national nonprofit he co-founded, Students for Opioid Solutions. photo provided by Manfred Wendt

SOS: Senior leads opioid OD response initiative

October 3, 2017
Ashley Lachterman (center right), co-president of JSA-Hillel, joins other students in celebration of Rosh Hashana. photo provided by Lachterman

Rescheduled concert clashes with Yom Kippur

September 26, 2017

First-year students’ struggle prompts Quality Enhancement Plan

April 28, 2017
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Budget surprises force deficit spending

April 20, 2017

Trinity staff and athlete respond to bathroom bill

March 31, 2017
Though more students are applying each year, the university has kept its acceptance numbers stable. graphic by Tyler Herron

The state of the university budget

March 31, 2017
A collection of the flyers were returned to the dorm of organizers as a form of protest to Dinesh D’Souza coming to campus. D’Souza will be speaking at Trinity on March 7 at 7 p.m. in Laurie Auditorium.

Disrupting D’Souza

March 3, 2017
Interview with alumnus, San Antonio mayoral candidate Ron Nirenberg

Interview with alumnus, San Antonio mayoral candidate Ron Nirenberg

February 27, 2017
Students + Startups applications submitted

Students + Startups applications submitted

February 9, 2017
Photo by Claudia Garcia

Lean in with NPR’s Michele Norris

February 9, 2017
Stumberg students and faculty reflect on post-competition work and advancement

Stumberg students and faculty reflect on post-competition work and advancement

February 2, 2017
First Alvarez speaker presents recent book

First Alvarez speaker presents recent book

February 2, 2017
SGA initiative works towards free textbooks

SGA initiative works towards free textbooks

January 26, 2017
MLK Jr. commemorative lecture features author and professor Marc Lamont Hill

MLK Jr. commemorative lecture features author and professor Marc Lamont Hill

January 19, 2017
Turning Point Tigers turn tail on their liberal professor watchlist

Turning Point Tigers turn tail on their liberal professor watchlist

January 19, 2017
On animals and suffering

On animals and suffering

October 27, 2016
Load More Stories
Activate Search
Home
Daniel Conrad