This semester, Trinity University’s Classical Receptions Film Series will present “Ancient Histories of the Future,” primarily focusing on films within the science fiction genre. The film screenings will take place Thursdays at 7 p.m. in room 320 of the Richardson Communications Center. Each showing will be preceded by an introduction to the film of the week by classical studies professor...

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A significant part of adjusting to collegiate life is trying new forms of self-expression, whether that be creating a painting or participating in a performance. To facilitate students' exploration, Trinity’s campus offers a wide variety of studio facilities and musical resources. “As a rule, [studio] spaces are typically dedicated to current students enrolled in our classes. In order for a...

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It’s that time again: Trinity University will host its annual Welcome Week Concert this Aug. 25. But why stop there, live music lovers? There’s a broad range of options in San Antonio for those who desire to explore what kind of music this city has to offer. With my own experience and the help of Kory Cook, the KRTU music...

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Student Programming Board (SPB) has released the name of the headliner for this year’s Welcome Week Concert: KYLE. The artist will perform after hip-hop artist A-Game on Aug. 25 at 7 p.m. According to the announcement email sent on Aug. 10, KYLE is a singer, songwriter and rapper from Ventura, California best known for collaborations with artists like Lil Yachty,...

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Every year, Trinity pushes for students to break out of the “Trinity Bubble.” One avenue out of the bubble is participation in San Antonio’s music scene, and you’re likely to see and hear about more musical happenings in and around the city this year as student participation in the scene increases. This is great! As a musician/artist manager/radio person in...

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Even if summer’s not quite over, I’m of the belief that there’s a significance to summer movies and their general role. In these hot months, the movie theater becomes a haven of sorts not just from the sun and the aridity, but also from the summer blues that result either from a busy work schedule or nigh paralytic unproductivity. Summer...

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Trinity University students and faculty worked with members of the San Antonio community this summer to create a Theatre production entitled "End Stigma, End HIV/AIDS: A Forum Theatre Project." Across multiple performances, the show aimed to combat intense stigma faced by those living with HIV, which often acts as an obstacle to treatment. As a part of the Mellon Initiative...

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