Four rounds remain in NCAA play, Final Four to be hosted in San Antonio by Brittany Losey The Trinity men’s soccer team moved past the first and second round of the National Collegiate Athletic Association playoffs with victories over Pacific University (Ore.) on Friday and the University of Texas-Tyler on Saturday. “Any win in the [...]

Final game at home ends the Tigers’ season on a good note by Chris Kradle Trinity football finished on a strong note beating Austin College 28-24 on Saturday. The Tigers finished 4-6 overall with a Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Record of 2-4. The Tigers ended their season at home in the last conference game of [...]

Women place seventh in region while men place fourth by Bri Tammaro The promise of two young runners was showcased on Nov. 13 at the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III South/Southeast Regional Cross Country meet in Memphis, Tenn. as first years Rosemary Steup and Maddie Murphy qualified for the NCAA Championships with top finishes. [...]

by Deanna Husting “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Part I� premieres today! This movie release has been one of the most anticipated events of the semester and a great majority of students and teachers across this campus have been counting down the days till the midnight showing. But as with any fandom, there are [...]

by Matt Kafoury More than three years have passed since J.K. Rowling’s seventh and final “Harry Potter� novel reached bookstores, breaking records and delighting, as well as polarizing, fans across the globe. Naturally, some have questioned whether the enthusiasm for the films based on Rowling’s books has waned over the course of this lengthy period. [...]

Jazz ensemble makes Blue Star an annual event, with modifications by Maddie Rau The Trinity Jazz Ensemble hit their first notes of the night in front of a good-sized crowd at the Blue Star Brewery last night at 7:30 p.m. The Jazz Ensemble is directed by Chip Burris and is a class offered every semester [...]

by Katie Bailey and Emily Butler Students majoring in the humanities — English, philosophy, classics and fine arts — know the inevitable question that arises with the declaration of such a major: “What are you going to do with that?� The meaningful nod and quizzically raised eyebrow elicited is a symptom of a national pandemic [...]

by Coleen Grissom It’s the season of the semester during which there’s so much to do that it’s even a challenge to select a topic for this month’s column: Colds, allergies and lack of sleep as they dominate my life and the lives of my students? How fortunate it was that at Alumni Weekend former [...]

by Haley Mathis “Technically, Wednesday is an ‘independent study day,’ and class is not cancelled as it’s against university policy to do so,� said one professor who will remain anonymous in the interest of the student body and so this practice can continue. Students complain about this every year, and yet it still remains unchanged. [...]

by Tyler Sanders After a yearlong study, the FDA has finally concluded that alcoholic energy drinks such as Four Loko are unsafe. Why this study took an entire year remains a mystery—I could have told you Four Loko was “unsafe� after a single Saturday night. Nonetheless, Michigan, New York, Oklahoma, Utah and Washington have already [...]