ACS, TUPD and Cat Alliance team up to fight the growing problem of stray canines in the area by Rachel Puckett and Katie Bailey In addition to the two cats killed by wild dogs in December and January on Trinity University’s campus, two more cats have died as the result of dog attacks since Jan. [...]

Progress on CSI and other construction continues as students return for new semester by John Reeseman As the spring 2012 semester begins, several construction projects around campus are finished or moving forward into later phases. The Office of the Registrar recently announced in an email that the five-story CSI hub which was originally supposed to [...]

Football comes to a close after Tigers lose hard-fought battle against McMurry by Brooke Sanchez The Tigers fought their last fight before the Thanksgiving break on Saturday, Nov. 19, as they lost 25-16 to McMurry University in the first round of the NCAA Playoffs. Trinity completed an undefeated regular season and a 10-1 overall record. [...]

Tigers remain undefeated with two playoff wins as they continue play in New York by Chloe Pope-Levison The women’s soccer team successfully went 2-0 last weekend in their 17th NCAA Division III Tournament, advancing them to sectionals next weekend in upstate New York. “We got the results we wanted, both strong wins,” said first-year midfielder [...]

Trinity students raise money and awareness by running 13.1 miles by Joe O’Connell The Kayla Mire food drive ended Friday, Nov. 11, and kicked off the weekend of the annual Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon, in which Trinity faculty, staff and students ran. Mire, a Trinity graduate who died a year ago, made a mark [...]

College Democrats’ new title as Trinity Progressives reflects a desire to distance student goals from party politics by Kellie Benn This semester, leaders of the group formerly known as the College Democrats decided a renewed name and focus was necessary to breathe new life into the liberal-minded organization. As a result, the College Democrats became [...]

Tigers impress at conference, prepare to host NCAA playoffs by Lydia Duncombe After a very successful run, the women’s soccer team clenched their third straight Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship title in Birmingham, Ala. “It was a great weekend. We came out of the tournament scoring nine goals in two games. We couldn’t have asked [...]

Shakespeare’s love story brings humor and complexity by Lauren Wilks Tonight, Nov. 11, is the opening night for Trinity’s production of “Twelfth Night,” a beloved comedy by arguably the best English-language playwright to have ever written, William Shakespeare. For those of you who have seen the posters around campus, it’s true: the play is the [...]

Tigers remain undefeated, earning most crucial win yet as they head to the playoffs by Brooke Sanchez Before the game last weekend, Nov. 5–6, head coach Steve Mohr reminded the Tigers that every class that has passed through the Trinity football program in his career has experienced a conference title. This year proved to be [...]

Another win keeps Tigers on track as they turn their focus to Centre and the SCAC title by Brooke Sanchez The Tigers had a perfect record at stake last weekend in a conference match up against Birmingham-Southern, whose offense nears the top of the SCAC. They put on an exciting performance and defeated BSC 24-16. [...]