This is it. Today’s Trinitonian marks our last for this semester. Our next issue will come out on Jan. 24, but for the next 63 days, your favorite student-run newspaper and its journalists will be taking...

For the over 67.5 million people who voted for Kamala Harris — and the many others who supported her but didn’t or weren’t able to vote — Election Day probably felt like a disaster. As a young...

Last month, I spent several hours in the Trinitonian newsroom flipping through our vast archive of old Trinitonian issues that live in a filing cabinet tucked away in a back office. I was searching for...

On Oct. 17, Texas is set to execute death row inmate Robert Roberson for a crime that he is not only innocent of, but that never even occurred in the first place. Roberson was convicted in 2003 and sentenced...

Welcome to the fashion edition of the Trinitonian! As various global fashion weeks are just now wrapping up or getting started, this special edition aims to bring that same energy to campus, celebrating...

CLIMATE CHECK Senator Delhagen opened the meeting by reminding everyone of the voter registration event happening on Tuesday, Sept. 17. Senator Delhagen encouraged other senators to volunteer and attend. President...

Welcome to a presidential election year! Cue the patriotic music, invigorating public debates and magical first-time voting experiences. Isn’t it an exciting time to be on a college campus? For more...

Growing up and attending elementary school in San Antonio, you would think that “making tissue paper flowers for Fiesta” was part of the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Every year without...

The college application process can be daunting and confusing, but for Araceli Amador, senior biology major, the process was made even more difficult. As the first from their family to go to college, Amador...

When EJ Jamieson, senior environmental studies major, started her first year at Trinity, everything was shut down. It was fall 2020, and she had to both end her high school experience and start her college...

Trinity University was certainly familiar to first-year Lizette Hernandez, who has lived in San Antonio her entire life. In fact, Hernandez’s high school graduation occurred right in Alamo Stadium, but...