Trinity’s spring musical is a bluegrass infused fairy tale set in 18th century Mississippi by Pamela Torres   “The Robber Bridegroom� premieres at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 17, at the Stieren Theater. This musical tells a story that takes place in Mississippi in the 1776 through traditional bluegrass music. “The play is a comic [...]

The Soul Train inspired showcase of song, dance and fashion by Lauren Wilks Every February, in honor of Black History month, students involved with Trinity’s Black Student Union organize Mocha Life, a performance showcase celebrating African-American culture. This year, the program was entitled Mocha Life 2012: Soul Train Edition, and was chronologically organized to sync [...]

Collaboration is the first of its kind in three decades by Alison James On Friday and Saturday, Feb. 4 and 5, the San Antonio Symphony teamed up with the Trinity Choir to perform a compilation of various modern Broadway hits in a show called “Broadway Rocks.� Our very own Trinity Choir and the women’s choir [...]

Faculty, students weigh in on the effects of social media at Trinity by Maddie Rau Facebook and other social media have no doubt changed many aspects of our lives in the past few years. But does Facebook have an effect on campus discourse at Trinity? Interim Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students [...]

Trinity service organization partners with Soldiers’ Angels by Pamela Torres Alpha Phi Omega partnered with Soldiers’ Angels, a non-profit organization, to write letters to the troops on Thursday, Jan. 26. Soldiers’ Angels aims to give comfort and aid to service men and women. It was founded by the mother of two soldiers and is a [...]

Photography and 3D art exhibit features the work of Trinity students by Lauren Wilks The opening of the first of the 2012 Trinity Mini Exhibitions, which feature student art, was held on Thursday, Jan. 26. The artists, who specialize in photography and 3D pieces, were in attendance and available for visitors’ questions and discussion. The [...]

Kyle Park among the acts performing at the annual philanthropy event by Maddie Rau Tomorrow, Jan. 21 from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Cowboys Dancehall will host the 7th Annual Concert for the Cure. The highlight of the event will be a live performance by Texas country singer Kyle Park with the Aaron Einhouse Band [...]

Transportation Security Administration entrusts yellow Labrador Retriever to the university by Lauren Wilks This semester, Trinity University welcomes a new and unusual individual to campus: she’s three months old, very energetic and is in training to be a future explosives detection dog, entrusted to Trinity by the Transportation Security Administration via Lackland Air Force Base. [...]

San Antonio jazz celebration promotes childhood literacy by Pamela Torres Trinity University’s KRTU-FM 91.7 continues to spread the spirit of jazz throughout San Antonio with the Year of Jazz. This celebration, which began in October 2011, takes jazz culture to a different place each month. Over 20 non-profit arts and cultural organizations have partnered up [...]

An inside look at going Greek by Maddie Rau Never fear, rushees. A breakdown of the bidding process is here. This is everything you need to know about going Greek. RSVP: 1/13 In order to continue rushing, all female rushees must come by Heidi Lounge and RSVP for at least two Greek organizations that they [...]