Tigers still seek improvement before upcoming games by Lydia Duncombe The Trinity baseball team had a successful week winning 4 out of 4 games improving their record to 8-1 so far this season. “This weekend we really came together as team. We played unselfishly and for each other,” said first-year centerfielder Harrison Graham. “We kept [...]

Women head to conference after they end regular-season play with victories by Megan Julian The women’s basketball team finished up regular season play at home last weekend, defeating Southwestern University 80-72 Friday night and edging out the University of Dallas 61-59 Saturday night. The Tigers have now secured the No. 2 seed in the West [...]

by Julie Keselman If you had asked me what my favorite animal was in high school, I would have said “jellyfish.” I think they are absolutely beautiful and could watch them move all day, not to mention that I do an impression that is very lifelike (but only when I’m wearing a skirt with pockets). [...]

by Brian Westfall Radiohead is famous for turning the conventions of the music industry upside down. Besides their off-kilter music that shies away from popular methodology, these Brit rock idols also experiment with the business side to great success. With the release of “In Rainbows” in 2007, the band introduced a “pay-what-you-want” system on their [...]

Federal Pell in danger due to government cutbacks, could affect Trinity students by Maddie Rau Students across the country may soon be affected by the enactment of federal Pell Grant cutbacks, which would render over 1.7 million students ineligible for need-based grants. No school is immune to this cut if passed, and it would directly [...]

“Zoo Story” and “The Dumb Waiter” provide opportunity and challenge as fully student-run plays by Joe O’Connell Trinity’s Student Lab Shows were performed in the Attic Theater and Ruth Taylor Courtyard earlier this week. These performances happen once a semester and are entirely student-run. This semester’s Student Lab Shows featured two one-act plays: “The Dumb [...]

by Katie Bailey I know it must be a complete drag to attempt to read my column. After all, I’m not even there. However, I will still attempt to seduce my handful of friends who are eager for my exotic tales from afar. I am currently sipping on some Dry Muscat, which is apparently a [...]

by Coleen Grissom Born and raised in the east Texas piney woods, I think it would certainly be oxymoronic to refer to myself as a “snob.” Some friends, alas, refer to me as a “redneck,” and I do have the current calendar from Jeff Foxworthy on my kitchen counter, frequently finding definitions that do fit [...]

by Thomas Bell Incredulity, at this point, would be an appropriate response from readers who can’t believe I’m already starting to talk about an election that is still over 20 months away. However, in our era of the endless campaign, the reality is that the election will most likely be well underway within the next [...]

by Tyler Sanders The front page of last week’s Trinitonian featured an article called “ASR misses deadline to submit new proposal to trustees.” As the headline explains, the story covered how the Association of Student Representatives failed to submit their proposal to increase the Student Activity Fee in time. Somehow, this was deemed newsworthy. In [...]