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Legendary journalists give perspective

Legendary journalists give perspective

Logan Crews, Editor-in-Chief November 3, 2022

Last weekend, three Trinitonian staff members set off to Washington D.C. only two hours after editors vacated the newsroom at 2:13 a.m. Student journalists from around the country flocked to the Grand...

Know the value of local news sources

Dana Nichols September 3, 2020
When it comes to news, bigger isn't always better
The Trinitonian's gone digital (for now)

The Trinitonian’s gone digital (for now)

Editorial Board March 22, 2020

Welcome to an abbreviated, digital version of the Trinitonian. When we first sat down and discussed what would go into this issue before Spring Break, we imagined it would be a short and sweet back-to-school...

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Maverick lecturer talks politics, impeachment

Gabriella Garriga November 21, 2019
PBS NewsHour anchor discusses need for journalism in current climate
Hold our staff accountable, too

Hold our staff accountable, too

Editorial Board August 22, 2019

The Trinitonian has been Trinity University’s sole independent student-run newspaper since 1902. There is no certain record of how many people have worked for our publication, but it’s somewhere...

Photo credit: provided by Zhaoxi Liu

Before Trinity: your professors’ odd jobs

Maria Zaharatos February 7, 2019
Faculty members reminisce on the interesting career experiences they had before coming to work at Trinity
Photo credit: Julia Poage

The troubling effects of volunteer journalism

Kara Killinger November 15, 2018

When I first arrived at the University of Edinburgh for my semester abroad, I knew I wouldn’t have time to get involved in many clubs — or “societies” as they say here — since...

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Nina Totenberg discusses polarization within politics and news

Jolie Francis October 26, 2018
NPR legal affairs correspondent visits campus as part of Distinguished Lecture Series
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Spain’s unstable freedom of speech

Soleil Gaffner August 25, 2018

Spain had a very tumultuous summer, starting with a very sudden change in government. With this new government came a new prime minister, Parliament and policies. However, it also came with a very quiet,...

Take advantage of campus journalism

Take advantage of campus journalism

Editorial Board August 23, 2018

As you get more settled into the new year, we at the Trinitonian urge you to think about what makes you excited and angry about our campus. We hope that you will see the Trinitonian as an opportunity to...

Managing editor Julia Weis, director of digital presence Grace Frye and editor-in-chief Daniel Conrad pose with LeeRoy after accepting the Trinitonian's "University-Sponsored Organization of the Year" award. photo provided by Katharine Martin

Trinitonian wins 20+ awards from professional press organizations

Gabriella Garriga May 5, 2018

Every week, Trinitonian staff members work tirelessly to bring you engaging and informative stories. Sometimes, members of the professional press reward that work with local, state, or national recognition....

The Contemporary hosted five Texas journalists. Junior Benjamin Collinger, far left, moderated the event. The panelists included, from left to right, Jasper Sherer of the San Antonio Express-News, Greg Jefferson of the San Antonio Current, Beth Frerking of the Rivard Report, Ayan Mittra of the Texas Tribune and David Martin Davies of Texas Public Radio. Photo provided by Zabdi Salazar

Journalism in the 21st Century

Skylr McCormick-Isom April 9, 2018

The Contemporary, along with the department of communication, the department of political science, Trinity Diversity Connection and the Trinitonian, invited five Texas journalists to Trinity as a part...