The support group program run by Counseling and Health Services is back this semester with some new additions. Due to increased interest and success with established support groups — the transgender student support group and the black student support group — the departments will offer two new groups this year, one for students with Asperger’s and one for first-generation students....

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The midterm elections are quickly approaching. While this normally wouldn't cause such a big buzz, you've likely heard that it's going to be a big year for Texas. Democratic nominee Beto O'Rourke is inching closer and closer to Republican incumbent Ted Cruz. Whether you're red, blue, green or couldn't care less, you should understand why voting is important, especially at...

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As the new school year begins, students are adjusting to the food options available at Trinity. New venues such as Starbucks and Steak and Shake are being added, while Mabee and the Commons have undergone renovations. For students who are vegetarian, vegan or considering moving towards a plant-based diet, finding healthy, meatless meals on campus can be a major concern....

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I went to both men’s soccer games this weekend. Sitting on those smooth concrete stands that rest mere feet from the field and observing our team annihilate various challengers from across the country is truly one of my favorite things to do here at Trinity. I love soccer, and watching these phenomenal athletes play the game I cherish is something...

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National Football League (NFL) quarterback Colin Kaepernick accomplished the lazy man's dream. He made a difference in the world by sitting on his butt. Kaepernick sparked a nationwide conversation about the treatment of minorities, freedom of speech and proper etiquette towards the flag. Unfortunately, this debate has devolved into a battle that pits team owners and fans against the players....

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The most recent figures show that 78 students with an expected graduation date of May 2019 are anticipated to be incomplete in three or more Pathways components at the end of the fall semester. The data does not include changes students made to class schedules during the add/drop period, certain transfer credits, pending waivers, course substitutions or exceptions. The class...

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I grew up Catholic. I went to church every Sunday, attended Sunday school, received all applicable sacraments through confirmation (my “confirmation name” is Thomas Aquinas), and I was lucky to attend a private, Catholic high school. I stopped calling myself Catholic about five years ago (new label still pending.) There are many motivations underlying my “fall from faith,” and many...

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Mid-term elections are around the corner, and students on campus are spending the months before organizing, canvassing, registering and preparing the Trinity community. Trinity groups across the political sphere are gearing up for the midterm elections. Tigers for Liberty (TFL) members are block-walking and phone banking. Trinity Progressives (T-Prog) members are being deputized to register voters on-campus. Student Government Association...

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Electric scooters run by the Bird company are finally making their way onto the Trinity campus after their introduction to San Antonio in late June. Students have taken the opportunity to zip around campus and to the nearby St. Mary’s Street on the Birds. Birds are electric scooters that are available for rent through the Bird company app. Bird is...

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Whether you’re looking to hear some jazz, indie rock or a variety of music genres, you won’t have to look beyond Trinity’s own campus to find the KRTU 91.7 radio station. Located in the Richardson Communication Center building, KRTU is a non-profit radio station that provides San Antonio with independent, diverse music programming. KRTU is unique as a radio station...

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