This year's sophomore First-Year Experience (FYE) tutors are facing new challenges as they navigate the transition from online learning to in-person tutoring.
FYE peer tutors are students that have...
Photo by Genevieve Humphreys
Wait a minute, who are all these wide-eyed young children running around on campus? Meet the class of 2024, one of the most diverse and academically notable classes to climb...
Graphic by Quinn ButterfieldFirst-years and sophomores at Trinity have been the main perpetrators of honor council violations for the past few years. Specifically, about a fifth of the cases during the...
Photo provided by Amara AliAfter returning from her summer travels, Amara Ali only had two days to pack and get ready before she was set to arrive at Trinity on August 4. Bags packed, the first-year drove...
Illustrations by Andrea Nebhut
Aries | March 21 – April 19: A Successful Life
Why did you pick this class, Aries? Do you want to learn more about successful people, or do you just want to become one?...
photo by Genevieve HumphreysErin Hood, assistant director of the Center for Experiential Learning and Success (CELCS), is leaving her position and teaching next year in a new field of study — the...
Photo by Genevieve HumphreysThe Tiger Learning Commons (TLC), a centralized space in the library focused on improving Trinity students' academic performance, has created a new staff position geared towards...
Illustration by Andrea NebhutOf all the 'controversial' opinion columns I've written over the past year, I believe this will truly be the most contentious of all. Are you ready for it?The objectively best...
On Nov. 29, Leta Hong Fincher, journalist and author of "Betraying Big Brother: The Feminist Awakening in China," spoke to about 50 members of the Trinity community about her book, which describes reactions...
It’s no secret that the U.S. education system is fundamentally flawed in more ways than I can write in one or even thousands of columns. From our shameful teacher salaries to our overwhelming need to...
Richard Blanco, author of “The Prince of Los Cocuyos” and this year's Reading TUgether lecturer, spoke on Wednesday evening in Laurie Auditorium to members of the Trinity and San Antonio community...
With finals fast approaching, the library is beginning to fill with more and more students devoting countless hours to their final projects and papers. As the days drudge on, many may question why they...
