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‘Perverts:’ It’s happening to everybody

‘Perverts:’ It’s happening to everybody

Singer-songwriter Ethel Cain’s latest release delves into themes of societal outcasts and taboo topics through haunting drone music
Evelyn Ragsdale, Arts Reporter January 30, 2025

On Jan. 8, singer-songwriter and record producer Hayden Silas Anhedönia, better known as Ethel Cain, released her EP “Perverts.” Made up of only nine songs, “Perverts” has a run time of 89 minutes...

More than a Swiftie: an intellectual side of Taylor Swift's music

More than a Swiftie: an intellectual side of Taylor Swift’s music

Lennox Lecture Series at Trinity takes an academic look at Swift’s songwriting and cultural impact, inviting students and scholars alike to dive deeper into her artistry
Eve Slemp, Arts & Entertainment Editor January 30, 2025

The Lennox Lecture Series, an annual event at Trinity University since 2008, invites scholars to engage in intellectual discussions on a specific topic, through a seminar class and guest lecture series....

A farewell to the Trinitonian

A farewell to the Trinitonian

Looking back at all my previous media reviews
Om Dighe, Arts & Entertainment Columnist November 21, 2024

On Oct. 27, 2020, I wrote my very first article for the Trinitonian. It feels so surreal that I’ve been writing here for all nine of my semesters at Trinity University, but here we are — my last column. This...

Alex Kang

What to wear: The 2024 winter wardrobe forecast

Trinity’s most stylish predict upcoming winter fashion trends
Evelyn Ragsdale, Arts Reporter November 21, 2024

As the Texas winter slowly descends on Trinity University, you may be wondering, “What should I wear this winter?” Fear not, Trinity’s fashion enthusiasts are here to help. In this article, they...

Simple Christmas Recipes

Simple Christmas Recipes

Al Stubblefield, Arts Reporter November 21, 2024

Miniature cheesecakes My grandmothers make these bite-sized cheesecakes every year. They are extremely simple and quick to make, but allow for a great deal of customization with toppings. This recipe...

New music era of Tyler, the Creator

New music era of Tyler, the Creator

‘CHROMAKOPIA’ album explores self-reflection through unique storytelling
Evelyn Ragsdale, Arts Reporter November 14, 2024

Alternative hip-hop artist Tyler, the Creator recently released his eighth studio album “CHROMAKOPIA.” It has 14 new tracks and a run time of 53 minutes. The album, filled with vulnerable storytelling,...

Alan Wake 2 is a flawed masterpiece

Alan Wake 2 is a flawed masterpiece

After one year and two DLC packs, Remedy’s horror game still packs a punch
Om Dighe, Arts & Entertainment Columnist November 14, 2024

Alan Wake 2 is a 2023 survival horror game from Remedy Entertainment. This long-awaited sequel follows FBI investigator Saga Anderson as she investigates a series of ritualistic murders in the sleepy town...

Student vendor at 2025 Fall Art Market

Crochet and jewelry and bones, oh my!

Student artists cash in at this year’s Autumn Festival Art Market
Al Stubblefield, Arts Reporter November 14, 2024

Over 50 artistic students gathered around the Magic Stones on Nov. 8 to sell their art to passing students. The artists were participating in the Autumn Festival Art Market put on by the Humanities Collective...

‘Uzumaki’ is a shocking disappointment

‘Uzumaki’ is a shocking disappointment

This troubled anime starts strong and immediately nosedives into mediocrity
Om Dighe, Arts & Entertainment Columnist November 7, 2024

“Uzumaki” is a four-part, black-and-white anime mini-series adaptation of Junji Ito’s excellent manga. The story follows the residents of fictional Japanese town Kurôzu Cho as they are plagued by...

Actors at Hamlet rehearsal

To be or not to be…

‘Hamlet’ takes the main stage
Evelyn Ragsdale, Arts and Entertainment Reporter November 7, 2024

Trinity University’s theater department debuts its rendition of Hamlet in the Stieren Theater on Nov. 8. The play, directed by Stacey Connelly, associate professor of theater at Trinity, lasts around...

A performance from Birds of Prey

How to survive a renaissance festival

A guide from an avid renaissance festival fan on how to best prepare for a day of historical fun
Al Stubblefield, Arts and Entertainment Reporter November 7, 2024

If you combined a comic book convention, a county fair and Medieval Times, you’d get the Texas Renaissance Festival. Sprawled across the 70 acres of land located in Magnolia, Texas, are castle towers,...

The Modern ‘Modern Prometheus:’ An age of Frankenstein

The Modern ‘Modern Prometheus:’ An age of Frankenstein

Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' is still influencing modern media
Al Stubblefield, Arts Reporter October 31, 2024

Mary Shelley invented the science fiction genre at 19 when she published the classic horror novel “Frankenstein” in 1818. Authors, filmmakers and artists continue to interpret her work to this day. “Frankenstein,”...