Sponsored by the philosophy department, J.D. Atlas, member of Common Room, at Wolfson College in Oxford, gave a lecture earlier this month, titled "There Are No Metaphors: Analytic Philosophy and the Literal/Metaphorical...
In conjunction with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), the Trinity Police Department hosted its first ever Community and Wellness Fair during National Crime Victims Week. The event hosted over 30 local...
KRTU, the radio station of Trinity University, held its bi-annual membership drive to raise funds and spread awareness of the station.
This spring, the drive helped ensure future advancement of the...
Submissions for the Center for Learning and Technology's (CLT) student video contest were due this past Monday, March 31. The videos are aimed to showcase life at the university, from showcasing faculty,...
On March 27 Michael Lurie, classicist and current fellow at the National Humanities Center, whose studies and research have included Greek literature and religion and theology in classical Greek philosophy,...
During the week of March 17, students participated in a new game on campus, Navis, designed by Trinity alumna Laura Schluckebier. Various teams participated in the campus wide scavenger hunt, filled with...
Trinity's chapter of the National Tigers for Tigers Coalition is heading to the University of Missouri to participate in a national conference over the importance and necessity of tiger protection. The...
In 2012, Trinity was awarded a five-year grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for research opportunities for students in the arts and humanities. The research takes place throughout the summer with...
With a recent hiring, Career Services is near a full staff. The recent addition of Katie Ramirez brings Career Services up to four full-time advisors and one part-time advisor.
Career Services director...
In the upcoming weeks, the university is making major renovations and changes to Coates University Center.
One of the biggest changes includes moving the student mailboxes. While the new location or...
Various speakers and musicians performed and spoke on Feb. 20 about Chilean and Chicano culture in America, specifically California in Parker Chapel. The lecture and performance was part of the Lennox...
Today, the Communication Department hosts their inaugural Communication Day, with a variety of events about future opportunities, networking, panels and varying workshops.
To department head and communication...
