In 2017, Trinity purchased City Vista. Since then, students have found a number of issues with the apartment complex. Some students haven't had better luck. According to Elizabeth Bertsch — junior and former resident at City Vista — in early September, she and her roommates began to experience leaks in their apartment that became worse over time. “At the worst...

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Trinity student interns in the Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing act as key members in what the office calls the "street team," a group with the goals of informing current students, prospective students, parents and alumni of events happening on campus. The project started a new endeavor this past summer to notify members of the Trinity community about what...

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Tiger's Den & Tonic: 2 oz. gin, 4 oz Topo Chico, splash of lime juice from FreshiiMurchison Mule: 2 oz. Vodka, ginger ale from fountain in Commons Thomas Iced Tea: 1 oz. rum, 1 oz. vodka, 1 oz. triple sec, 1 oz. gin, 2 oz. Dr. Pepper from Thomas vending machine The Phallic Tower: 4 oz. Everclear, water from the...

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What does coffee mean to you? For some, coffee is but a vehicle for caffeine. For others, coffee is an enjoyable part of their morning routine. But for us, coffee is a lifestyle. As self-proclaimed connoisseurs of the uplifting beverage, Elyse Andrews and I have searched far and wide throughout San Antonio to find the perfect cup of joe. In...

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It’s the witching hour, folks. With recent reboot of "Charmed," and a reimagination of "Sabrina the Teenage Witch," a president with scandals and a controversial new member of the Supreme Court, one could say that the 1990s are back. With this backdrop, the increased presence of witches in popular culture appears to be a commentary on the need to dismantle...

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It has been brought to my attention that I am quite … controversial. In my natural, outspoken state, it seems my mere voice has incensed quite a number of people. Evidently, sharing my experiences as a person of color has appalled white people to the point where they refuse to accept my truth, which is why I will continue to...

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I’ve previously touched on my last-minute decision to study abroad as a senior, but I didn’t expect that choice to come with as many challenges as I’ve encountered. Just past the halfway mark of my time overseas, I’ve formed a list of a few things that will hopefully properly inform to-be abroad seniors.1. You will feel left out. Senior year...

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This October marked one full year since I returned to the religion I grew up in but left for many years: the Catholic Church. It has been a year full of learning, growing and experiencing Catholicism in ways that I never expected. The large neighborhood parish I grew up in was familiar and comforting but never really allowed me to...

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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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My name is Elise Hester. I was a Trinitonian sport reporter for two years. Then, for a few months, I was not. Now I am again. I have written over 75 articles, some of which were even good. A few even won awards. I have learned a lot about sports, about people, about journalism and about why it is so...

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