photo by Kate Nuelle If you look just beyond the Trinity fountain, past the admissions office, you’ll see Alamo Stadium, which Trinity has shared with the San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD)...

Photo by Genevieve Humphreys Wait a minute, who are all these wide-eyed young children running around on campus? Meet the class of 2024, one of the most diverse and academically notable classes to climb...

Photos by Kate Nuelle“If I asked this room if you thought we were a diverse institution, I probably would get a lot of noes,” said Eric Maloof, vice president for Enrollment Management. “I...

Photo by Genevieve HumphreysDue to recent spikes in applications in the last few years, the Office of Admissions has implemented more ways of gathering information on prospective students. They are finishing...

Illustration by Andrea NebhutDuring your time at Trinity, you may find yourself wondering why you keep making friends who are from Oregon and Washington: Don’t they miss the mountains? Don’t...

Graphic by Alexandra ParrisOut of 2,740 students who have been admitted to the class of 2023, the percentage of admitted students from underrepresented backgrounds is 45.8 percent, which is almost identical...

Photo by Genevieve HumphreysAccording to the Office of Admissions, the incoming classes at Trinity are increasingly diverse. This means that as diversity grows, Admissions employees work to make sure that...

Trinity promoted the class of 2022 as the largest, smartest and most diverse class in history, but not everyone’s vision of diversity is reflected in this year’s first-year class. Only 3.3...

Over the past four years, prospective students’ interest in attending Trinity University has risen at a rate not even Eric Maloof, vice president for enrollment management, could have predicted. “We...