As many students have noticed by now, there is a new building going up between the Center for Sciences and Innovations and Chapman Center. An email was sent out to inform students about the new...
Restoration efforts are underway at one of San Antonio's most prominent monuments: the Alamo. The project is led by Ivan Myjer, senior conservator of building and monument conservation, and Miroslav Maler,...
The university will host a campus carry forum sponsored by the Student Government Association on November 11. The forum is in response to the passage of Senate Bill 11, commonly known as "campus carry,"...
On Thursday October 29, Trinity Diversity Connection hosted their first Students of Color meet-and-greet. The event was open to students, staff and faculty of color. The program was started under the Council...
On Tuesday October 27, the departments of urban studies, sociology and anthropology, political science and the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship welcomed Shauneen Lambe, a British lawyer and barrister.
According...
A total of 434 students, 19 percent of the student body, responded to the Campus Climate Survey on Sexual Assault sent to the Trinity campus in the spring of 2015. Of those respondents, 27 students reported...
Last Friday, October 23, the Filipino Student Association hosted Mabuhay, the annual cultural event including dance performances and food in Laurie Auditorium.
Joy Tan, the co-president of FSA and a...
Thursday October 22, students had the opportunity to watch Forbidden Planet as part of the Classical Myth Film Series. The series began as a way for students taking Classical Myth to see how stories of...
On October 21, Trinity Progressives screened of part of the movie The Mask You Live In and had a discussion on gender roles and stereotypes. The showing was a follow-up to the organization's showing of...
On Wednesday, October 14, the Trinity Diversity Connection had a Diversity Dialogue on Latin American immigration. The panelists were William Mosely-Jensen, Alex Birnel, Viktoria Zerda, Katsuo Nishikawa,...
Tigers for Life, an organization that promotes pro-life values, is new to Trinity's campus this fall. Luke Ayers, a first year and undeclared major, is leading the organization as the founder...
This summer Trinity University Information Technology Services updated their computing systems to be more environmentally friendly by pursuing a Green Computing Initiative.
"This summer we...
