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Graduation cap decorated with tissue paper flowers

Decorate your dorm with newspaper flowers

Learn how to make traditional tissue paper flowers with a newspaper twist
Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor April 18, 2024

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...

Araceli Amador highlights her time here at Trinity

Jackpot! Araceli Amador carries on

Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor February 1, 2024

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...

Emily Jamieson

Jackpot! Senior EJ Jamieson reflects on her time at Trinity and imposter syndrome

Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor January 25, 2024

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...

Concept: How well did you read this issue?

Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor October 27, 2023

Across: 4. Head coach of Trinity women’s basketball team 5. Genre of Italian thrillers “The Fall of the House of Usher” is inspired by 7. Go to Mabuhay to see this type of dance 8. Artist...

Lizette Hernandez

Jackpot! Lizette Hernandez fights for a more equitable future

Catherine Zarr September 21, 2023

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...

Danna Ramirez Jimenez

Sidewalk Symposium: Faculty fashion

Students weigh in on their professor’s fashion choices ... or lack thereof
Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor September 15, 2023

Mahira Nooruddin, first-year biology major How do you define fashion? “It’s the appearance that you put out and it kind of matches your persona, and it helps define who you are to people that...

Aiden Potoczniak

Jackpot! Aiden Potoczniak takes on sports, finance and performance

Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor September 15, 2023

For junior finance major and sport management minor Aiden Potoczniak, sports are more than a hobby or pastime. As a club soccer player and lifelong fan of the game, Potoczniak sees sports as a service,...

Jackpot! Catching up with Kaelin Leishman

Jackpot! Catching up with Kaelin Leishman

Jackpot is a series in which we profile a variety of students and their interesting lives. Every story highlights a different student, whom we’ve selected at random. This week we talked to Kaelin Leishman, sophomore engineering science major and track and field athlete.
Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor August 31, 2023

Whether as a recruited track and field athlete or vice president of Trinity University Motorsports, Kaelin Leishman, sophomore engineering science major, has always been on the fast track of life. She’s...

DJ for the MAS Quince, DJ Ponce, snaps a photo of attendees.

Latinx Leadership throws belated quince for MAS

Series of events ends in party for the anniversary of the Mexico, the Americas and Spain program
Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor April 27, 2023

The Calgaard Gym was transformed into a long overdue quinceañera (quince) for the Mexico, the Americas and Spain (MAS) program on Friday, April 21. Organized primarily by first-years Nayeli Aleman and...

Junior Adam Garza donning a pretend mustache.

Jackpot! Daniel Martinez becomes Trinity’s first octuple-major student

Batherine Barr, Pulse Editor March 30, 2023

This piece is entirely satirical. Read the rest of our April Fool’s edition, the Trinibonian, here. Daniel Martinez, sophomore accounting, ancient Mediterranean studies, anthropology, applied chemistry,...

Jackpot! Karine Valle Martinez taps into her inner strength

Jackpot is a series in which we profile a variety of students and their interesting lives. Every story highlights a different student, whom we've selected at random.
Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor February 23, 2023

After classes each day, many Trinity students head back to their dorms to relax, grab food, study or catch up with friends. Not Karine Valle Martinez. After her last class gets out at 2:30, she heads off...

Jackpot! Reed Rosales takes on sports commentary and highpointing

Jackpot! Reed Rosales takes on sports commentary and highpointing

Catherine Zarr, Pulse Editor February 9, 2023

Sophomore Reed Rosales got his first taste of sports broadcasting in high school. He worked as a camera operator, filming games and occasionally directing game coverage — a passion he has continued to...

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