As art professor and artist Liz Ward approaches her final semester at Trinity University, “Still Becoming: Liz Ward, Works ...

The world is ending. Maybe it’s your fault, maybe it’s mine. At least we can watch movies about it. Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s ...

Facing a packed auditorium with nerves racing and a well-rehearsed pitch ready, juniors Max Moody-Wood and Ramsey Winowiak ...

At some point in the 2020s, some men decided that washing their face with anything other than beef tallow is a threat to ...

Stories of vampires have appeared throughout history, both in spoken legends and published literature. Through TV shows like ...

Three first-years made their Trinity University Theater debut and worked in a black box theater for the first time in ...

Were you thinking that there was no Trinitonian this week? Silly goose, of course there is! We’re just taking on a different ...

Title IX, a civil rights law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in educational and federally funded programs, was ...

Signs can manifest in many ways; for Kristen Harrison, associate athletic director for recreation and sports camps, her ...

It can be difficult navigating college life. At some point, one may find themselves in an all-too-familiar situation: “My ...

A player defined by more than power First-year Amelia Payton has dominated the court, and is just getting started First-year ...

Friends, colleagues and students filled Korbell Great Hall on Oct. 9 to celebrate and reflect on Deli Yang’s life and legacy.