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The Trinitonian is the independent, student-run newspaper at Trinity University. We are dedicated to providing honest, unbiased journalism to the Trinity community. Over 40 editorial and advertising staff combine efforts to publish 26 print issues on a weekly basis during the academic year.
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Previously, on SGA: Filling senator vacancies and reviewing ongoing initiatives
The following covers the meeting on Sept. 2. SGA holds weekly open meetings every Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Dicke Hall 208. SENATOR VACANCIES President Ayesha Farrukh said there is one senate vacancy for the class of 2028 and four vacancies for the class of
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The Hidden Opponent hits a home run for mental health awareness
The Hidden Opponent (THO) isn't afraid to back down in the fight for mental health awareness. The nonprofit and advocacy group, whose Trinity University chapter was founded in 2022, exists to break the stigma surrounding mental health care among student-a
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Unlocking new football locker rooms
Kicking off the fall 2026 season, Trinity University unveiled a newly renovated football locker room on Aug. 10. The renovations follow the university's decision to build a new baseball locker room, creating separate locker room spaces for the two teams t
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