Following two years of drafting and university-wide collaboration, the board of trustees will review and vote on the strategic plan at their closed-door meeting on Feb. 22. According to Lisa Jasinski,...

After the economic downturn, commercial events at Laurie Auditorium nearly came to a halt, but now more productions are coming to campus. "We saw a significant downturn in commercial bookings during the...

The bollards intended to block vehicle access behind the Bell Center are still standing in spite of a November Assocation of Student Represenatatives  resolution that stipulated their removal, and they...

The construction of the Center for Sciences and Innovation is currently on schedule for completion by the spring of 2014, according to John Greene, director of campus planning and sustainability. The CSI...

On Monday, Dec. 1, the Association of Student Representatives hosted a town hall meeting for students to discuss the most recent proposal in the ongoing curricular review with a panel of faculty and staff...

Hildebrand Avenue is now a one-way eastbound street from U.S. 281 to N. New Braunfels Avenue to accommodate a $15.5 million flood control and roadway improvement project initiated by the city of San Antonio. The...

This winter break, Trinity students have seven more days than the previous year. For 2012-13, the last day of fall finals is Thursday, Dec. 13, and the first day of spring classes is Wednesday, Jan. 16....

After starting the year with new leadership and an expanded budget, the Association of Student Representatives is working on reforming elections, overhauling the student constitution, confronting areas...

Trinity University announced in a press release  Wednesday, Nov. 28 that it will host a discussion between Democratic state legislator Mike Villarreal and Republican legislator Donna Campbell from 11:30...

A small pothole appeared recently on Stadium Drive between the university and Alamo Stadium. The pothole, which measures approximately one foot across at its widest point, lies roughly in the middle...

A sold-out crowd greeted David Gergen Thursday morning, Nov. 29, in the Tamayo Ballroom of the DoubleTree Hotel in San Antonio. Gergen is a professor for public service, a CNN senior political analyst...