Trinitonian

Basketball, men’s tennis teams kick-start Trinity’s spring seasons

First games in 10 months return some sense of normalcy to Trinity

Brian Yancelson, Sports Editor • January 18, 2021

Last weekend, the men’s and women’s basketball teams traveled to Houston to face the University of St. Thomas while the men’s tennis team hosted Rice University. Most years, that sounds like a typical...

For the Record: Pluko’s sophomore album “Color Blind”

Christian Settles • November 5, 2020

“Color Blind” is anything but monotone as Pluko’s production skills showcase his colorful artistic talent

For the Record: “Candy II [Beat Tape]” by Louis The Child

Christian Settles • October 21, 2020

This tracklist is full of different and creative sounds that put their production talents on full display

For the Record: “The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack” by Saint Motel

Christian Settles • October 14, 2020

Saint Motel has released the second installment of a three-part EP series that tells a story through their music

For the Record: Peach Tree Rascals’ “I can’t wait for you to come my way”

Christian Settles • September 22, 2020

The Peach Tree Rascals’ first project is filled a variety of songs with catchy melodies and good vibes.

For the Record: The Wrecks’ debut album Infinitely Ordinary

Christian Settles • September 16, 2020

The Wrecks’ debut album is anything but a wreck as it takes listeners on a musical journey.

For the Record: a review of CTV3: Cool Tapes Vol. 3 by Jaden

Christian Settles • September 10, 2020

Jaden’s third mixtape departs from his previous style and gives listeners an array of songs to chill and vibe to.

For the Record: “conversations with myself about you” by lovelytheband

Christian Settles • September 3, 2020

Dance, cry and let it all out. Lovelytheband's sophomore album has arrived and hits you right in the feels...in the best way.

Dreamland – A Nostalgic Journey With Glass Animals

Christian Settles • August 27, 2020

Dreamland features a variety of sounds and songs that chronicle frontman Dave Bayley's childhood, resulting in an album that drips with nostalgia.