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Free things to do when you’re bored in San Antonio

Places and events to spend your time but not your money
Spencer Schyma, Arts & Entertainment Reporter September 1, 2022

Do you want to find ways to enjoy San Antonio but you have little to no money in that mangled college bank account? We’ve got you covered. Here are some places and events that cost nothing, plus...

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Don’t let the camera eat first, or second

Mai Vo October 27, 2020

illustrations by Ren RaderI find myself asking the same question when going out with friends: Is Instagram influencing how we eat?There are few relationships that have become as inexorably intertwined...

Jacke Robledo and Chantel Champagne talk while waiting for students to arrive. Photo credit: Kate Nuelle

COVID-19 testing reveals low positivity rate

Jake Perry September 16, 2020
Of 100 students, faculty and staff randomly sampled, zero tests to-date have come back positive.
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Individualist policies are the opposite of wellness

Noelle Barrera September 10, 2020
In defense of colleges' classes of 2024
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Life lessons learned from inside a psych ward

Savannah Wahlgren September 10, 2020
During my junior year of high school, I spent eight days in a psychiatric hospital. Apart from a new set of coping skills and thought exercises, I managed to learn a few things along the way.
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Asking for help during the pandemic

Kayla Padilla September 10, 2020
Finding peace amidst uncertainty as the new school year begins
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The toll of a pandemic on mental health, self–image

Dana Nichols September 10, 2020
Managing struggles with self–image during widespread isolation.
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A History of Sports and Diseases

Paige Wallace September 10, 2020
How athletics have adapted to global health changes

Are the “real world” and health compatible?

Editorial Board September 10, 2020

Health and wellness are of utmost importance right now. We as a community have talked so much about physical health that mental health often takes a backseat to our discussions about well-being. Here at...

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Trinity reopens campus to select students

Benjamin Adams August 27, 2020
967 students are living on campus, including City Vista, 535 of which are first-years.
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No, I don’t want to kill sea turtles

Julia Wolynes October 15, 2019
Plastic straw bans harm the health of those who need them most
Cultivating your spiritual well-being

Cultivating your spiritual well-being

Alexander Serna-Wallender October 7, 2019
Daily reminders and practices to celebrate life's ordinary beauty
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