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Election 2024 voter guide!

If registered to vote at Trinity University, consult this guide to prepare for Election Day this Nov. 5.

Diya Contractor, Opinion Editor • October 11, 2024

Early voting information: Please go to the Bexar County Voter Registration Check and Polling Location Search website. After inputting your information, you will be able to access your Individual Sample...

1980s to now: Trinity basketball’s on-court look

What has the development of the game meant for the uniforms of the Tigers?

Caleb Reed, Sports Editor • September 15, 2023

When discussing the development of sports, one topic we may fail to discuss is the evolution of sports fashion. Trinity athletics is no stranger to change, with two of the school’s older programs —...

Spooky finger cookies are the perfect Halloween treat

Paige Wallace • October 27, 2020

From my childhood to your home, here’s how to make creepy finger cookies

What’s For Dinner? Eating Together As A Shared Culture

Mai Vo • October 14, 2020

“What’s for dinner?" Dinner time – or any meal time – is about being hungry and getting fed. But it’s about a whole lot more than that.

Voting in presidential elections still matters

Benjamin Adams • September 30, 2020

It may not be the answer to every issue, but it can be still helpful

Policing student attire over Zoom is harmful

Dana Nichols • September 22, 2020

Students all across the nation have shared their discomfort over clothing policies

Individualist policies are the opposite of wellness

Noelle Barrera • September 9, 2020

In defense of colleges' classes of 2024

Life lessons learned from inside a psych ward

Savannah Wahlgren • September 9, 2020

During my junior year of high school, I spent eight days in a psychiatric hospital. Apart from a new set of coping skills and thought exercises, I managed to learn a few things along the way.

Asking for help during the pandemic

Kayla Padilla • September 9, 2020

Finding peace amidst uncertainty as the new school year begins

The toll of a pandemic on mental health, self–image

Dana Nichols • September 9, 2020

Managing struggles with self–image during widespread isolation.

A History of Sports and Diseases

Paige Wallace • September 9, 2020

How athletics have adapted to global health changes

Students deserve to choose where they live

Jessica Jennings • February 27, 2020

Residence policies should consider benefits of leaving the "Trinity Bubble"