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Previously, on SGA: Changes to come

Previously, on SGA: Changes to come

Dana Nichols, Editor-in-Chief September 19, 2021

Climate check This week’s climate check began with concerns regarding TigerPAWS. Junior senator Sol Rivas Lopes said that she had attempted to check her grade point average through the webpage and was...

Photo credit: Oliver Chapin-Eiserloh

Admin. decision: Chick-fil-A stays

Gabriella Garriga August 29, 2019
Despite SGA resolution, university keeps restaurant in Revolve
Photo credit: Genevieve Humphreys

Grad ceremony shortened, event for LGBTQ+ added

Kendra Derrig May 2, 2019
Committee looks to split ceremony into two parts for class of 2020 commencement
Famous for her viral hit “Dear Straight People,” Denice Frohman discusses her personal experiences as a queer Latina and how they have affected her poetry. Frohman’s work is notable for challenging popular narratives concerning often-overlooked identities, including both racial and sexual minorities, as well as the working class. photo by Chloe Sonnier, staff photographer

Rupture and reclamation at lively Frohman reading

Georgie Riggs February 7, 2018

“I’ve been thinking about what poetry can do in this time of rupture,” said Denice Frohman, poet and latest performer in the MAS Álvarez Seminar when describing her approach to writing in this political...

Sex Marks the Spot: definitions, genitalia, frequency

Sex Marks the Spot: definitions, genitalia, frequency

Katherine Hewitt November 3, 2017

Q: How can you identify if you’ve ever had sex? What counts? A: The short answer is that sex can mean many different things to many different people. There’s not one universal definition of sex...

Chiara Pride speaks at SP4 September Teach In. photo by Chloe Sonnier

MOVE, PRIDE and Chiara Pride

Dominic Walsh November 1, 2017

The "˜Trinity Bubble' refers to the isolation and lack of local involvement seen in some Trinity students. Sophomore Chiara Pride has broken through the bubble and hopes to help others join her. In addition...

graphic by Tyler Herron

Alumnus: Band together and focus on the foe out there

Adam Lee October 25, 2017

This past weekend, I spent my 30th class reunion at Trinity sneaking off to Austin to see Jay-Z with my son, a Trinity first-year, reminiscing about the class of 1987 and reading the responses in the Trinitonian...

Megan Smith, a Trinity alumna, spoke about her experiences as an openly gay woman in the workplace. Photo by Amani Canada

PRIDE hosts San Antonio activists

Kendra Derrig October 24, 2017

Two local political activists were on campus Oct. 10 and 11 to speak as part of Trinity University PRIDE's speaker series, "Taking PRIDE: Community Activists and Outreach." Megan Smith, an entrepreneur,...

graphic by Tyler Herron

Students, Wellness Services gear up for second annual Sex Week

Kendra Derrig October 11, 2017

Students enrolled in the Wellness Practicum course are teaming up with Wellness Services to put on a week of programming called Sexual Awareness Week, or just Sex Week, for the purpose of promoting safe...

graphic by Andrea Nebhut

More pep to our step: What’s up with the one-time pep rallies?

Hailey Wilson August 28, 2017

Like other campuses across the United States, Trinity has developed several traditions to celebrate school pride across the campus. Many of these traditions are celebrated as a first-year during New Student...