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Shartnel Scheisse in his element, painting with sh*t.

Finally, an exhibit for students, by students

Shartnel Scheisse creates powerful works of art through unique media
Molly K Schitt, Farts Reporter March 25, 2026

This piece is entirely satirical. Read the rest of our April Fool’s edition, the Trinibonian, here. If you’ve ever used the second floor bathroom of the Jim and Janet Dicke Art Building, you’ve...

‘Buds and Brushes’: Pairing canvas work with cannabis

‘Buds and Brushes’: Pairing canvas work with cannabis

New course opening in fall 2026 filled in 5 minutes, revealing more about student demand than any syllabus could
Za-za Zerez, Farts Reporter March 24, 2026

This piece is entirely satirical. Read the rest of our April Fool’s edition, the Trinibonian, here. A new course, ART 4200: ‘Buds and Brushes,’ is launching this fall, Trinity’s art department...

Nick and Judy console each other after Oscars loss

The Oscars snubbed ‘Zootopia 2’ across the board

Historians will one day ask: Where were you when ‘Zootopia 2’ was robbed?
Zoo Zutton, Farts Columnist March 23, 2026

This piece is entirely satirical. Read the rest of our April Fool's edition, the Trinibonian, here. Every year, the Academy Awards claims to present prestige to the most deserving films. But if that’s...

‘Warfare’ suffocates without the spectacle

‘Warfare’ suffocates without the spectacle

Alex Garland’s new film evokes a sense of confusion and panic from a single moment in Iraq
Kieran Garvey, Copy Editor/Arts Columnist April 25, 2025

Going into “Warfare,” I wasn’t expecting much. Co-directed by Alex Garland and former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza, the film is a recreation of a failed 2006 mission in Iraq. After being underwhelmed by...

Alex McCaffity with The Mountain Goats album cover

The melodies that got seniors through college

Graduating seniors recount the impact of music on their personal and educational journeys
Jack Jones, Arts Reporter, Photographer April 25, 2025

To Trinity’s class of 2025, music isn’t just a combination of sounds, it’s a valuable aspect of daily life. For these three seniors, listening to tunes helps them find identity, motivation and rhythm....

RYAN HUNTER  wears his Bexar Goods T-shirt design made special for the NBA Spurs team.

Trinity alum redefines San Antonio’s visual identity

Ryan Hunter traded cleats for creativity to shape the visual identities of beloved businesses
Eve Slemp, Arts & Entertainment Editor April 25, 2025

Ryan Hunter went from playing soccer to building a one-man design studio that now shapes the visual identities of some of San Antonio’s most beloved businesses. Athlete and artist, influential graphic...

Arlo Castilan, Maddy Supan, Stephanie Machado-Peña, Maddie Toland, Zoe Nolan, and Chance Wales performing in Puffs

Making magic: the creation of ‘Puffs’

The student-directed play showcases Trinity students’ labor of love
Evelyn Ragsdale, Arts Reporter March 27, 2025

Trinity Theater’s production of “Puffs” brought a touch of magic and plenty of humor to the Attic Theatre stage from March 20 to March 22. Directed by Liam Brinks, senior theater major, the show’s...

The Art Market

Art is in the air!

Students come together to buy and sell at the Spring Art Market
Oliver Acker, Arts Reporter March 27, 2025

From purses made from cigar boxes to framed animal skulls, student vendors lined the Magic Stones on March 21 to sell their work at the Spring Art Market. The Trinity Art Collective hosts the Art Market...

Can you believe it? Your professor’s in a rock band!

Trinity faculty rockstars share their experience in the spotlight
Al Stubblefield, Arts Reporter March 20, 2025

By day, they guide students, run departments and keep campus life moving. By night, they step into the spotlight, taking their talents from the university halls into the bright lights of a concert stage....

Mickey 17: You’ll die laughing over and over again

Mickey 17: You’ll die laughing over and over again

Robert Pattinson won’t stop dying in this drop dead dark comedy
Kieran Garvey, Copy Editor/Arts Columnist March 20, 2025

Bong Joon Ho’s latest film, “Mickey 17,” adapted from the novel of a similar name (Mickey 7) stars Robert Pattinson as an endlessly dying clone. With a star-studded cast, including Mark Ruffalo,...

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