Photo by Elizabeth NelsonValentine’s Day can be a dreadful time for people who feel extra isolated by the grand gestures of romance they see throughout the day. It has been overwhelmingly taken over by couples who seem to be so, so in love. What ever happened to the Valentine’s Day we celebrated as children? You know, the one where we...

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Photos by Elizabeth NelsonIf you enter the doors of the Tiger Learning Commons (TLC) at 7 p.m. on Monday, you’ll hear the shuffling of paper and active discussion about page layouts, monthly themes and what went on in everyone’s day. This is the sound of the Bullet Journal Club, established last semester by co-presidents senior Caroline Wall and sophomore Thao...

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Photo provided by Elizabeth Nelson Students returned to campus this semester to find parking lot U and parts of lot P unavailable for use due to ongoing construction on a pipeline that runs from the northwest side of the Bell Center, through the baseball field, and across lot P towards Murchison Residence Hall. Walking paths between the east and west...

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Photo by Elizabeth NelsonFor nearly three months of every summer, there are vacant dormitories on Trinity University’s campus. As an economics major, I find this to be incredibly inefficient, and as a human being, I find it to be immoral. Why? Because each night, well over a thousand San Antonians lack any shelter. Children, veterans, disabled people and victims of...

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Photo by Elizabeth NelsonA quintessential play is structured around a script. The actors and director can either take the instructions from it or morph them in their own artistic and creative way. In the Department of Theatre’s next show, “Cities of Memory,” the script serves more as a set of guidelines, like a compass, pointing the actors in a vague,...

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Photos provided by Elizabeth Nelson Me, alone in London. A British teenager wearing a MAGA shirt and carrying a flag on which Trump power-poses in front of tanks and an explosion. A million people wearing gold-starred berets. What do these things have in common? A love of scones for one. But also — and more importantly — participation in the...

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Residential Life is planning the most extensive residence hall renovation yet. This summer, South Hall, Verna McLean Hall, Harold D. Herndon Hall and Albert-Herff Beze Hall will receive various renovations that range from new air conditioning systems to new kitchens to visual finishings. In total, the project will cost an estimated $24.2 million. Deb Tyson, director of Residential Life, will...

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After months of registering voters, block walking for candidates and driving friends to the polls, Trinity students gathered to watch the final, nerve wracking moments of the midterm elections. This year’s midterm elections ended with a Republican majority Senate, a Democratic majority House of Representatives, Ted Cruz as senator and Greg Abbott as Texas governor. On the local level, Will...

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The TU Secular Student Alliance is being formed in Trinity University as a way to help students understand what it means to be non-religious and allows for secular students to have a presence on campus. According to junior Alex Bradley, club president, TU Secular Student Alliance aims to provide a place for students to discuss what it means to not...

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Trinity’s dive team is one of the smallest sports programs on campus. Regardless of size, they are one of the most talented and disciplined athletic groups. Head coach Stan Randall lead the team, who is currently serving his 17th season as Trinity’s dive coach. His impressive coaching resume includes 10 divers with All-American honors. On last year’s team, now sophomore...

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