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It started as an extra credit opportunity. Then came $50,000. The current goal: don’t fail

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Facing a packed auditorium with nerves racing and a well-rehearsed pitch ready, juniors Max Moody-Wood and Ramsey Winowiak took their chance at $50,000. “I remember a year ago sitting in the crowd just watching them compete, so it was really just surreal to be the ones pitching,” Winowiak, finance and economics double-major, said. The... The post It started

Thought you missed us? We’re online!

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Were you thinking that there was no Trinitonian this week? Silly goose, of course there is! We’re just taking on a different form. This week, all Trinitonian content is online. No week goes skipped here. Just because you don’t see our papers stacked in the newsstands doesn’t mean we’ve disappeared. We’re still here, reporting, editing... The post Thought you

Fight for yourself; your university won’t do it for you

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In September 2026, controversy rocked Cornell University and the nation after news broke that a 20-year-old woman, Jane Doe, was gang raped in 2024 by members of the Chi Phi fraternity on Cornell’s campus. The news only recently came to light due to a lawsuit filed by Doe against Cornell and the fraternity members of... The post Fight for yourself; your univ

Masculinity and self-care: No they aren’t mutually exclusive

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At some point in the 2020s, some men decided that washing their face with anything other than beef tallow is a threat to their masculinity. Well, newsflash: it isn’t. Taking proper care of yourself is something all humans should strive to do. After all, we’re biologically programmed to do what we need to do to... The post Masculinity and self-care: No they a

You don’t have to pick up the pen alone

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For students, returning home for the summer usually means leaving campus. But for this group of writer-activists, Trinity University serves as a place of gathering and belonging every year during the last week of July through the Macondo Writers Workshop. Norma E. Cantú, Murchison professor of the humanities and Macondo board member, said that Macondo... The

Tigers battle tigers to earn places at the ITA Cup - Trinitonian

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Trinity University tennis’s fall season is almost over. The season ends with the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Cup in Georgia from Oct. 15-18. To earn a guaranteed place in the ITA Cup, players must rise to the top spot in a regional tournament during the fall season. At Trinity’s own regional tournament, the Tigers rose

Trinity golf shines at home tournament - Trinitonian

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Playing at home at the Carla Spenkoch Invitational gave Trinity University men’s and women’s golf teams a familiar course, but also brought high expectations. Both teams finished near the top of the field, with the women’s A team winning the tournament, the women’s B team placing third and the men finishing second by one stroke.

Previously, on SGA… Facilities, extended library hours and talks of free printing

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The following covers the meeting on Oct. 14. SGA holds weekly open meetings every Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Dicke Hall 208. Carlton Hendrix, assistant vice president of Campus Operations, explained that Facilities Services is currently working on a transition from a reactive service response model to an asset stewardship model. According to Hendrix, this... The

A player defined by more than power

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First-year outside hitter Amelia Payton came to Trinity University this fall with several goals in mind, but at the top: to make an impact on the team. In just 15 games, she has already recorded a total of 77 career kills thus far, contributing to a little over 10 percent of the team’s total points.... The post A player defined by more than power first appea

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