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Chi Rho Zi seeks CCI approval

Working to become a recognized frat since 2007, diverse group counters stereotypes

by Josh Currie in News

A group of 17 students who have come together in an attempt to start a new fraternity on campus, hoping to call themselves Chi Ro Zi, they are currently awaiting a decision by Becky Spurlock, Director of Campus and Community Involvement (CCI), to determine if they will become an officially recognized Greek organization at Trinity.

Graduate plays "Guess who?"

by Will Maddox in Opinion

Readers, you can all let go of that sigh of relief that you have been holding on to all year, as this will be my last column for the Trinitonian. My rambling complaints and weak attempts at comedy will no longer literarily bankrupt the pages of this fine periodical.

Mo' money, mo' food

Price discrepancies, lack of dining money troubles students as semester comes to end

by Emily Butler in Trinity Life

As it is that time of year when many Trinity students are running out of dining money, some may be wondering what cheaper options at Mabee Dining Hall and the Coates University Center exist, as well as ways to find alternative means to eat once the dining money runs out.

Tennis muscles into tournament

Women sweep final home matches, feel good about chances in Conference Tournament

by Krissy Ford in Sports

Last weekend, the women's tennis team (No. 18 in the nation) hosted matches against three opponents, crushing Southwestern University 8-1, Colorado College 7-2, and Austin College 9-0. "It was a very good weekend for us," stated senior Heather Naeher. "It was unfortunate that we had some people out due to injury or business but, besides that, we all played very well.