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Front Page Photos: Fall 2012
by Sarah Cooper, Carly Cowen, Anh-Viet Dinh, Aidan Kirksey, Megan McLoughlin and James Shultz - These are the photos that made the front page of the Trinitonian during the fall 2012 semester. Photography by Sarah Cooper, Carly Cowen, Anh-Viet Dinh, Aidan Kirksey, Megan McLoughlin and…
Women’s basketball starts season
by Chloe Pope-Levison - The Trinity women’s basketball team opened their season on a high note this past week, losing their first game but winning the next two. “The games were really close and…
Men’s soccer advances to Sweet 16 round
by Chloe Pope-Levison - The men’s soccer team continued their golden run this past weekend with two wins, advancing them to the NCAA semi-finals this Saturday. On Saturday night, the Tigers beat Claremont Mudd-Scripps…
Geosciences professor receives recognition
by James Shultz - After being nominated by Diane Smith, associate vice president of Academic Affairs and chair of the geosciences department, Kathleen Surpless, associate professor of geosciences, will receive the Biggs Award for…
Sidewalk Symposium: When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
by James Shultz - When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? Photography by James Shultz.…
Not all horseplay is frowned upon
by Aynav Leibowitz - Living in a city, riding horses isn’t necessarily a common pastime, but for Trinity’s Equestrian team, it is just another day at practice for a tournament. “The [Equestrian] team’s actually…
Maroon Madness kicks off the start of basketball season
by James Shultz - At 9 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 25, Trinity Cheer hosted an introduction to the Trinity University men’s and women’s basketball teams. With the start of a new basketball season, the Trinity…
Photo Gallery: Geoscience alumni field trip
by James Shultz - The geoscience alumni field trip, which took place last Friday, Oct. 12 was an opportunity for alumni, students, and faculty to interact while observing geological formations in the Texas hill…