We at the Trinitonian will be the first to tell you that keeping up with matters not related to the daily grind is difficult. If it doesn't have to do with classes, social media or work, it's off our...
In the past four weeks, members of the Trinity Progressives registered 139 Trinity students and faculty to vote.
The number of students and faculty registering fluctuated depending on the day and...
On Thursday, Sept. 27, Trinity's debate team hosted a debate open to the public in the Tiger's Den to debate the following resolution: The Obama Health Care Plan (Affordable Care Act) is an infringement...
Lawrence H. Summers, former chief economist of the World Bank, former president of Harvard University and member of both the Clinton and Obama administrations, addressed the community at 7:30 p.m....
The newly number one ranked Trinity women's soccer team dominated on the road this past weekend, handily defeating both Centenary College and Austin College in the opening weekend of SCAC play.
"The...
Set in 1930s Germany, "A Bright Room Called Day" by playwright Tony Kushner centers around a group of friends caught up in the events of the fall of the Weimar Republic and Adolph Hitler's rise to power....
An email issued on Sept. 18, detailed the results of a residence hall smoking survey administered via email on Sept. 7.
The survey asked one question: whether or not a student wanted their dorm...
This week marks Trinity's annual participation in First Amendment Week on campus. The TU community recognizes the reach and impact of the First Amendment, which protects the freedoms of religion, speech,...
With the upcoming election, the stage is set for Trinity Theatre's production of Tony Kushner's political thriller "A Bright Room Called Day" to open this weekend. This fact is made all the more...
By now we hope you've realized that this week's front page of the Trinitonian is phony (hence the name the Triniphonian), and we also hope that you participated in the events celebrating the First...
