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The best and worst of Trinity dorms

The best and worst of Trinity dorms

Students share memorable dorm room experiences
Riya Vankamamidi, Pulse Reporter April 13, 2023

Trinity dorm rooms can be a disaster zone or a safe haven, depending on who you ask. Previously, the Trinitonian has reported on topics ranging from how students decorate their space to how their dorms’...

Happy hobbying

Happy hobbying

Learn about some of the activities your peers do in their free time
Omar Ratrut, Pulse Reporter April 13, 2023

Students often have to balance their academics, social lives and mental well-being amongst other variables, so it is important for them to find activities that allow them to take a step back. According...

May the odds be ever in your favor…

May the odds be ever in your favor…

Students around Coates Library share their opinions on surviving the Hunger Games and their favorite characters.
Malika Chauhan, Pulse Reporter April 13, 2023

With the recent prevalence of the Hunger Games fandom on TikTok and video edits being made of specific characters, people are starting to revisit the beginning of the famous trilogy. On Thursday, April...

April horoscope: Aries season becomes Taurus season

April horoscope: Aries season becomes Taurus season

With last month’s Astrological New Year, let’s see what this month brings
Gia Campolo, Special Sections Editor April 6, 2023

I think it’s safe to say, regardless of your sign, that if you are a Trinity student you have had a rough time since spring break. April can be very challenging, as that spring break feeling lingers...

Vegetarians have had enough

Vegetarians have had enough

Students at Trinity speak out about the lack of vegetarian dining options
Riya Vankamamidi, Pulse Reporter April 6, 2023

Trinity University has far fewer veggie delights than meaty entrees. At Steak ‘N Shake, the veggie melt is the only vegetarian dish available out of five entrees. At Mabee Dining Hall, there is only...

Rain, rain go away… or maybe stay?

Rain, rain go away… or maybe stay?

Fun activities to do when April showers occur
Malika Chauhan, Pulse Reporter April 6, 2023

As the old saying goes, “April showers bring May flowers.” In San Antonio alone, there are many opportunities to spend time doing activities regardless of the weather. The San Fernando De Bexar Cathedral...

The RA hall of fame

The RA hall of fame

Hear some of the heroic acts of your friendly neighborhood resident assistants
Bomar Batrut, Pulse Reporter March 30, 2023

This piece is entirely satirical. Read the rest of our April Fool’s edition, the Trinibonian, here. Resident assistants (RAs) core responsibility is the management of residential spaces. RAs are typically...

Einstein Bros: Bagel bros go solo

Einstein Bros: Bagel bros go solo

Students' takes on the unsure future of the bagel giant
Biya Bankamamidi, Pulse Reporter March 30, 2023

This piece is entirely satirical. Read the rest of our April Fool’s edition, the Trinibonian, here https://trinitonian.com/category/special-sections/ Lately, one news story has been breaking the internet:...

Behind the scenes with Trinity tours

Behind the scenes with Trinity tours

Looking at the university through the eyes of a prospective student
Balika Bhauhan, Pulse Reporter March 30, 2023

This piece is entirely satirical. Read the rest of our April Fool’s edition, the Trinibonian, here.  On the most recent Tiger Friday, a group of prospective students made their way around Trinity’s...

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,...

Sidewalk symposium: Outdoor study habits

Students share opinions on studying outside, plus their favorite outdoor study spots on campus
Kate Klein, Intern March 26, 2023

As the weather gets warmer, more students seem to be sitting outside during the morning and late afternoon hours. The sound of birds chirping and the dose of vitamin D can be a nice break from the classroom,...

Sidewalk Symposium: Child-planning

Sidewalk Symposium: Child-planning

Students share their thoughts on having kids
Omar Ratrut, Pulse Reporter March 23, 2023

Attitudes towards having children vary widely amongst most new adults. Younger generations seem to have changing attitudes towards having kids, as more people are starting to prioritize good parenting,...

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