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Students can declare new women, gender, and sexuality studies major in fall 2027

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Trinity University announced that it will offer a new women, gender, and sexuality studies (WGSS) major, in addition to the minor, on April 17. The application for the major opens in fall 2027. While other universities such as Texas A&M University, have closed degree programs related to women, gender and sexuality studies, Trinity is expanding... The post St

Construction to begin on Hildebrand next week

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Construction to replace aging water mains along Hildebrand Avenue is expected to begin Oct. 26, potentially affecting traffic near Trinity University and causing temporary water outages as the San Antonio Water System (SAWS) works to connect new infrastructure. The project is expected to continue through March 2027 and will involve phased road closures along

Previously on SGA… Flock cameras, campus improvements and class socials - Trinitonian

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The following covers the meeting on Oct. 21. SGA holds weekly open meetings every Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Dicke Hall 208. TUPD STAFF CHAT TUPD chief Paul Chapa discussed campus access control, saying that only the main entrances to academic buildings are accessible without a Tiger Card from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on

A behind-the-scenes of Halloween, Trinity style

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Trick or Treat! Fueled by repeated student demand, Trinity University’s annual Halloween on Oakmont tradition will return this year on Oct. 31 at 7 p.m. As a “healthy” way to engage in the holiday, Halloween on Oakmont is a traditional porch trick-or-treating event for the student body. As students knock on doors along Oakmont Court,... The post A behind-the

A step into the future requires a look back to the past

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On Sept. 11, Trinity University published a press release regarding the completion of renovations to the William Knox Holt Center. While the publication centers around the new technological and accessibility features added to the historic building in 2026, the century-old history of the Holt Center was not as inclusive. In 2022, University Archivist Abra Sch

New service club starts small and dreams big

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The Trinity Relief Service Chapter (RSC) had its first meeting on Oct. 7 with pizza and discussions of global developments. Chrislynn Jerald, senior neuroscience major, started the club. The club is a partnership with Catholic Relief Services (CRS). Although not a religious club, Trinity RSC aims to fundraise, inform and create volunteer opportunities to sup

Trinity football suffers first loss of the season

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Trinity University football players and fans watched as Maryville College celebrated Trinity’s first loss of the season, 12-16 on Oct. 17. Going into the game, Trinity was 5-0 and ranked No. 6 in the Division III American Football Coaches Association poll. Maryville was 3-3 and unranked. “That’s probably the biggest win in that program’s history,”... The pos

Playing time is limited, but a coach’s support isn’t

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Other than injuries like an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear, which can require a year or more to recover from, more minor and chronic injuries govern the lives of Trinity University athletes as well. Jacob Husband, a junior offensive lineman on the football team, is currently dealing with a strained hip flexor and tendonitis in... The post Playing time

Cross country builds toward SAA championships

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On Oct. 17 at the Dallas Baptist University (DBU) Old Glory Gallop, one week before the Oct. 31 Southern Athletic Association (SAA) Championships in Sewanee, Tennessee at the University of the South, Trinity University cross country competed in its final regular season meet. Both the men’s and women’s teams entered the competition looking to build... The pos

Like magic, the Trinitonian appears each Friday

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On Wednesdays, if you wander down to the Tiger’s Den late at night past the ping-pong tables and vending machine, you may catch sight of the warm glow of the Trinitonian’s newsroom. From the whirring of our printer to the pencil scratches of our copy editors diligently searching for mistakes, the newsroom comes alive and... The post Like magic, the Trinitoni

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