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Previously, on SGA: Students gain access to Canva Pro

Previously, on SGA: Students gain access to Canva Pro

Adom Richards, Opinion Columnist February 6, 2025

CLIMATE CHECK Senior Senator Pierce Jackson reported that the lights at the tennis courts had been restored and that the electronic billboards would finish installation over the weekend. First-year...

Attacking DEI or democracy? Trump’s attack on higher education

Attacking DEI or democracy? Trump’s attack on higher education

Adom Richards, Opinion Columnist February 6, 2025

So far, the Trump administration has been marked by chaotic, confusing and destructive executive orders and policy directions, affecting not only lower class and minority groups but students here at Trinity...

Previously, on SGA: Funding for business department denied

Previously, on SGA: Funding for business department denied

Adom Richards, Opinion Columnist January 30, 2025

The following covers the meeting on Jan. 29. CLASS OF 2028 SENATOR VACANCY SGA elected a first-year senator to fill a vacancy. Kate Gregory, William Regan, Eva Smith, Andrew Cersonek, Gabe Irvine,...

The climate crisis will reach San Antonio

The climate crisis will reach San Antonio

Adom Richards, Opinion Columnist January 30, 2025

In early January, one of Los Angeles’s worst wildfires in recent history ripped through the city, burning 23,000 acres and destroying around 5,000 structures. The crisis was exacerbated by the region’s...

Is AI a helpful assistant or power-hungry machine?

Is AI a helpful assistant or power-hungry machine?

Adom Richards, Opinion Columnist November 21, 2024

AI is on every corner of the internet, whether we like it or not. Website chatbots are now equipped with ChatGPT; AI-generated images are everywhere; our emails and search results are filled with suggestions....

138 Oakmont Ct.

An Architectural Dive into Oakmont Court

And what we can learn from architecture
Adom RIchards, Pulse Reporter November 8, 2024

In a country where every city seems to look more and more like all the others, San Antonio can be a nice breath of fresh air. 306 years old and a centerpiece in Texan and American history, San Antonio’s...

We don’t have to be embarrassed by our senator: The case for Colin Allred

We don’t have to be embarrassed by our senator: The case for Colin Allred

Adom RIchards, Opinion Columnist October 31, 2024

Colin Allred is challenging the infamous incumbent Senator Ted Cruz in this year's election. Senator Cruz’s two terms in office have been mired by controversy, such as when Cruz read “Green Eggs and...

Texas will be blue: What does it mean for the country?

Texas will be blue: What does it mean for the country?

Adom Richards, Opinion Columnist October 10, 2024

The Republican path to victory is based on the dated, fleeting assumption that Texas will always be red. In reality, Texas has been trending left for decades; Texas went to George W. Bush in 2000 by 21...