Trinitonian

Guide to finding YOUR style for dorks (like me)

It can be hard to be stylish while also feeling true to yourself, but by using some style tricks like color theory, you can make it work

Scott Lebo, Sports Reporter • September 20, 2024

Growing up, I constantly wore track pants and jerseys, and as I got older, it earned me a lot of negative feedback. I never knew how to react because those outfits felt like me. Others grew up with similar...

An open letter to men on style

Beck Williams, Opinion Columnist • September 20, 2024

“The apparel oft proclaims the man,” says Polonius to his son Laertes in Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Delivered as part of a classic father-to-son lecture on personal conduct, financial responsibility and...

Staying hot while it’s hot: Navigating fashion in high temperatures

Does style really come before comfort? Or is it just too hot for all of that

Cameron Lilly, Pulse Reporter • September 20, 2024

In an era of baggy fits and denim, it can be hard to decide just where the line gets drawn regarding style over comfort. However, in college, where first impressions are key, it can sometimes feel as if...

Sidewalk Symposium: Making a statement

Trinity students share their most fashionable and stylish pieces

Devon Bellamy, Pulse Reporter • September 20, 2024

Nina Brauer, first-year mathematics and computer science double-major Can you describe what you like to wear around campus? “I like to wear skirts, and I really like bright colors, but I like...

The perfect outfit starts with a fabulous story

Catherine Zarr, Editor-in-Chief • September 20, 2024

Welcome to the fashion edition of the Trinitonian! As various global fashion weeks are just now wrapping up or getting started, this special edition aims to bring that same energy to campus, celebrating...

The History of Fiesta in San Antonio

As the Fiesta season comes around, the town lights up with vibrant events, but where do these traditions come from?

Niki Heller, Intern • April 18, 2024

Today, Fiesta San Antonio spans 17 days and is a testament to our city’s prosperity. It’s not just a festival but a true community effort. Over 100 local nonprofit groups and 75,000 volunteers come...

The Trinity student’s ultimate guide to Fiesta 2024

Join in on San Antonio’s 100th annual Fiesta celebrations!

Hazel Mitchel-Gevirtz, Visual Editor/Special Sections Editor • April 18, 2024

Whether Trinity University brought you to San Antonio for the very first time or you’re a San Antonio native, we can all agree that San Antonio during Fiesta is like nowhere else. The lively mix of parades,...

What comes after graduation when you don’t know?

Whether graduating early or catching up from switching majors, you’ll end up OK

Ava Peinhardt, Opinion Editor • November 9, 2023

So, what are you doing after you graduate? You’ve heard this once, and you’ll hear it again … and again and again. As a senior, no question seems more daunting to me because the truth is, I don’t...

The Fall Art Market is bigger and better than ever

The first Autumn Festival of the Arts has made the annual Fall Art Market one of its biggest events

Lottie Correia, Arts Reporter • November 9, 2023

Last Friday, the Trinity Art Collective (TAC) put on a Fall Art Market where student artists sold their wares to students, faculty and staff. This semester’s Fall Art Market was the biggest one yet,...

Traditional Thanksgiving dinner is boring

Jack Maxwell, Opinion Columnist • November 9, 2023

Traditional Thanksgiving dinner is kind of boring. That’s not to say it’s bad per se, but as far as celebratory dinners go, roast turkey is nowhere near the best humanity’s collective culinary traditions...

Not all alone: How international students spend breaks break

International students share their holiday highlights as winter break approaches

Monica Martinez, News Reporter • November 9, 2023

With Thanksgiving break around the corner, students can momentarily forget about their studies and spend time with their loved ones before jumping into the chaos of final exams. Once exams finish, the...

Looking to the past to prepare for Halloween

As Halloween approaches, students reminisce about their childhood costumes and memories

Omar Ratrut, Pulse Reporter • October 27, 2023

Maliena Carelli, junior psychology major and sports management minor What did you look forward to most as a kid during Halloween? “It was probably dressing up, getting the candy, but then also...