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People

Meet Trinity’s Semmes Scholars

The Semmes Foundation’s support helps to fuel Trinity’s commitment to STEM

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Research

Function Junction

Biology and computer science intersect to study AI’s potential in gene function prediction

A student poses for a photo with a faculty member and a family member at the 2024 Honor Awards Convocation
Academics

Trinity Celebrates 2024 Honor Awards Recipients

Outstanding students in across department receive awards

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Campus and Community

Trinity University Accelerates Science Education Through Record Gift

The D. R. Semmes School of Science is a catalyst for Trinity to reshape the future of the liberal arts through a focus on the sciences

Research

Trinity Scientist Directs New Mission Reach Ecological Restoration Project

San Antonio River Authority and Trinity volunteers plant more than 2,500 native grasses and wildflowers

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Academics

Science and the Sense of Belonging

David Ribble ’82 talks about the role of undergraduate research in STEM education

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People

Called to Conservation

Trinity alumna shares how her summer study abroad experience in Costa Rica came full circle this year

Academics

Women’s and Gender Studies at Trinity University

Trinity alumna and current instructor, Sarah Luginbill ’14, examines WAGS

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People

Finding Her Path

Trinity senior finds research success, community, and a voice for good

Campus and Community

2022 Distinguished Scientists Lecturer Announced

Internationally-renowned physicist Harry Swinney to speak on universal patterns

People

Chasing His Goals

Cellular and molecular biology student-athlete earns prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship

Research

Complex Discovery

Trinity biology professor describes new species of Amazonian primate

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