By Diego Flores https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVOVRIq4Da8 Neely Burns reaches out and touches the wall in Greensboro, North Carolina, winning the 400m Individual Medley of the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championship on March 21, 2024. Her journey to becoming Trinity University’s first female national champion is a testament to the power of resilience, passion, and unwavering... Continue Reading →
Dean Zach: The Invisible Author
By Diya Contractor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ai5J8DbzUUY&t=5s On a dying summer evening in the near past, a recent San Antonio college grad, unnamed, encounters an also unnamed unhoused person who may or may not be from the future. This person’s status is unknown, they live on the margins of society, they’re powerless and maybe even mentally ill. Normally,... Continue Reading →
Braxton Barry: Bringing Physical and Mental Strength to Trinity Men’s Basketball
By Jules Nunn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPYj-PzU9-U The Trinity University men's basketball team finished the season with a stellar 23-4 record and made the SCAC tournament. The team went 14 and 2 in conference play, losing only two games when they were the home team this season. Such a success was in no small part due to Braxton... Continue Reading →
Sam Miller: Rising Radio Host
By Lily Prather https://youtu.be/EeHL_1MwN0U As listeners around San Antonio tune into Sam Miller's one-hour show on KRTU, Indie Overnight, they always hear her energetic and joyful greeting, “Hello Everybody! Happy Monday!” Miller, a junior communication major and sports management and education minor at Trinity, has been an intern at Trinity’s jazz radio station, KRTU, for almost... Continue Reading →
Sebastian Buscemi: Solving the Lock Puzzle
By Drew Cain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2ENEvTicCE For Sebastian Buscemi, a junior at Trinity University, hobbies aren't just about passing the time. They're about embracing challenges and honing skills. Buscemi is captivated by a hobby that's as complex as it is fascinating: lockpicking—a practice that requires patience, precision, and a keen understanding of mechanics. Buscemi, a double major... Continue Reading →
Elizabeth Murillo: The Face Behind Trinity’s Entrepreneurs
By Hailey Lynd https://youtu.be/LPlPaX1Wx_0 Elizabeth Murillo began her journey at Trinity two and a half years ago in the entrepreneurial department, in the midst of COVID-19. She started her position as the assistant event coordinator two weeks before the final round of the department's largest event, the Stumberg Venture Competition. Before joining Trinity, Murillo worked... Continue Reading →
Jaeden Morgan: Weaving Business Acumen into Surrealist Art
By Josh Mitra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7c6Nit4i06o The phrase, “It’s Not Scary, It’s Fine (INSIF),” came from a short video that Jaeden Morgan made with his cousins in 2019. Today, it stands as the name for his flourishing art business with hundreds of sales to date. Growing up in Houston, Morgan came to Trinity University looking to major... Continue Reading →
Allison Waters: Trinity’s Next SGA Vice President
By Claire Carpenter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM9VUewUhMI&t=8s Allison Waters, ‘25, a double major in economics and business, was recently elected vice president of Trinity’s Student Government Association (SGA) for the 2024-2025 school year. She is currently an SGA senator and member of the finance committee. The vice president-elect said that her first step after transitioning into her new... Continue Reading →
Mario Gonzalez-Fuentes: Explore Marketing Storytelling
By Ben Cooper https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9fNYwNNZIc Mario Gonzalez-Fuentes, Ph.D., is an associate professor in the Department of Marketing at Trinity’s Michael Neidorff School of Business. He teaches a variety of courses in marketing, including an award-winning course: Marketing Brand Storytelling & Identity. This unique class deals with how important storytelling is within marketing and shaping a company’s... Continue Reading →
Roberson Harold: The Jelly Man
By Francisco Coronado https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubvL02D8VCA The Jelly Man, otherwise known as Roberson Harold, has been making jelly from scratch since he was 13 years old. For years, he has been honing his craft and turning his hobby into a business that has gained a reputation for quality and good taste. Harold is a junior environmental studies... Continue Reading →
Daniel Martinez: Making Trinity Tigers Stronger
By Carter Gray https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afyOZnY0Muc&t=10s On a regular day, Daniel Martinez arrives on campus before 7 a.m. and leaves after 7 p.m. He is the head strength and conditioning coach and coordinator of the Sports Performance Center at Trinity University. He trains every sports team at Trinity, with the exception of football, leaving him with 14... Continue Reading →
Ana Delaney: Mabee Market Staff Writes Fantasy Fiction
By Ricardo Juarez https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxXDdZ3-6O0&t=9s With the imminent release of her debut novel, Idyllic’s Storm, Ana Delaney, who works at Mabee Market on the Trinity campus, invites readers to embark on an interstellar journey and explore the depths of her imagination. "It was the first book I wrote from start to finish," she said. "I usually write... Continue Reading →