The Tigers hope to bounce back in this weekend’s SCAC game By Brianna Tammaro The football team (1-1, 0-1) was edged 22-16 Saturday evening at home in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference opener against Rhodes College (Tenn.), making it their first conference loss at home since their game against Millsaps College (Miss.) in 2008. Starting the [...]

Tigers remain upbeat  despite disappointing show at Southwestern by Brittany Losey The women’s volleyball team competed in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference West-Central Tournament at Southwestern University last Friday and Saturday, finishing the weekend with three losses and a win. Friday, the women lost their opening match 3-2 in a close battle against Rhodes College [...]

By Deanna Husting We were curious about what TV shows Trinity students were circling on their calendars, so we set out to make a list. Exhaustive research has revealed the four programs that command the Trinity community’s interest. So without further ado: your favorite television programs. How I Met Your Mother: Mondays at 7 on [...]

By Brian Westfall Many questions come up with the beginning of a new academic year at Trinity. “What classes am I going to take?� “What new and exciting people will I meet?� “How can I fit a keg in my closet?� You know, questions like that. But there is really only one question that everyone [...]

Dialogues held with students to address tough topics by Katie Bailey Don’t you wish your parents had thought to order pizza when they brought up the birds and the bees? You could have enjoyed a bite of cheesy goodness to ease the discomfort while they fumbled over explaining pregnancy. Luckily, the good people of InterVarsity [...]

Professors analyze reasons for use of social networking sites by Erica Jones Have a Facebook account? According to a new study, it could mean you have more narcissistic qualities than people who do not participate in social media sites. As the second most visited website, Facebook now has over 100 million users, which has lead [...]

by Jacob Uzman Back in 2000, the United Nations came together to establish the Millennium Development Goals. Over the next 15 years, nations from across the world would come together to eradicate extreme poverty, promote primary education for everyone, promote gender equality, improve maternal health and reduce child mortality, combat disease, promote sustainable environmental practices [...]

By Tyler Sanders This past Sunday, like all Sundays, began with fear. I had to write the proposal for my communications Capstone project, which was supposed to demonstrate the culmination of everything I’ve learned in my four years as a Comm. major. And I had no idea what this project could be. Nevertheless, I needed [...]

InterVarsity mandates leaders to exhibit Christian behavior and beliefs by Kristina Meyer and Jaclyn Bays InterVarsity Christian Fellowship removed students from leadership in its Trinity chapter last spring due to noncompliance with the organization’s Biblical Standards of Leadership. One student was demoted because she dated someone who did not share her Christian faith, while another student [...]

Women’s hard work and focus allow for team to make creative plays and play to its high standards by Chris Kradle The Trinity women’s soccer team shut out University of California-Santa Cruz 5–0 in its home opener last Friday. Trinity owned the game from start to finish as the Tigers spent a majority of the game [...]