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Financial aid increases for first years

Courtney Shikle September 5, 2014

The Class of 2018 showed a significant increase in financial aid provided by Trinity University to the students this year, following one of the largest class sizes in recent years. First year students...

Career Services fully staffed; new advisors added

Katie Hayes September 5, 2014

For the last year and half Career Services has not been fully staffed. Although  director Twyla Hough managed to successfully advise students, five more positions have been added. There are now two...

TUPD House. Photo by Sarah Thorne.

TUPD expands into neighboring Kings Court house

Luke Wise September 5, 2014

Luke Wise: How did TUPD aquire this property? Chief of Police, Paul Chapa: Dean Tuttle occupied this home for a number of years. After it became available we were next door and hurting for room and...

President Ahlburg with Leeroy

President Ahlburg to resign after contract deadline

Luke Wise August 29, 2014

On January 1, 2015, President Dennis Ahlburg will step down from his position following the end of his five year contract at Trinity. Ahlburg, Trinity's 18th president came into his position in January...

Greek carnival aims to unite students on campus

Courtney Shikle August 29, 2014

The Greek Council will host a carnival and tailgate at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6, on Prassel Lawn. The event is three hours before kickoff of the first game of the season for the Trinity football team. "Greek...

B-Cycle. Photo by Anh-Viet Dinh

Trinity B-Cycle program vote causes student division

James Godfrey August 29, 2014

The Student Government Association has been in contact with San Antonio B-Cycle since late 2012 regarding the possibility of installing a B-Cycle station on campus for students to use with the other...

Residential Life introduces new programs for students

James Godfrey August 29, 2014

The new semester has brought changes for Residential Life as the office introduces new programs  to contribute to the community environment on campus. These changes, after several years of consideration,...

Strategic plan impacts Trinity; new centers established

Rebecca Craft August 29, 2014

While it is still in the beginning stages, Trinity Tomorrow, the university's strategic plan, is already having an impact on campus. The plan, which outlines the university's vision for the next 10 years,...

Chi Delta Tau set to continue Tiger Taxi program

Katie Hayes August 29, 2014

Roughly a year and a half ago, discussions between  then president of Chi Delta Tau, Erik Long-Goheen, and David Tuttle, associate vice president for student affairs and dean of students, began talk about...

Who to know: some of the top Trinity administrators

Katie Hayes August 21, 2014

As a first year, the number of new people you meet can be intimidating. With all the classmates, faculty and people you encounter throughout orientation and the entirety of your time at Trinity, remembering...

San Antonio gives rich and diverse city experience

James Godfrey August 21, 2014

The city of San Antonio, founded in 1718, has become one of the most heavily populated cities in the United States, ranking seventh overall. It is also home to multiple universities and military bases....

Large first year class presents new and unique challenges for Residential Life staff

Luke Wise August 21, 2014

With the current incoming class, residential life is preparing to tackle a larger challenge with one of the largest in recent years. With an estimated 100 student increase, new issues over housing and...

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