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a collage that shows Tom Masinter holding musical librettos in front of Murchison Tower (left) and playing piano (right)
People

A Life in Full Composition: How Trinity Tuned an Alum’s Legacy of Creativity

Musicologist Tom Masinter ’72, M’76 pays it forward as a Trinity True donor

People

Trinity Alumnus Makes Jeopardy! History

Dean Zach ’24 reveals how Trinity’s liberal arts curriculum was his ace in the hole on Jeopardy!

In The News

Trinity Professor Decodes LeBron James’ Philly Muslim Memes

Max Johnson Dugan explains how the viral images draw on Philadelphia’s distinctive blend of Black Muslim culture, humor, and local identity.

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In The News

Christine Drennon Tapped As Expert Source for Spurs Stadium Discussion

Trinity urban geography and community development expert weighs in on the city’s proposed Spurs stadium fundraising strategy.

Campus and Community

President’s Book Club Ponders Poetry As a Way Through Love and Loss

Trinity University President Vanessa B. Beasley, Ph.D., brings poetry professor Jenny Browne’s forthcoming book “I Am Trying to Love the Whole World” to staff and faculty as her book club’s summer selection.

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In The News

More Than a Market

Folklorist Norma E. Cantú connects Paper Tiger’s Pulga Market to centuries-old traditions of music, food, culture, and community.

In The News

Andrew Porter Says Literary Award Launched His Writing Career

The Trinity professor tells a Georgia newspaper about how the Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction helped him get his work published.

In The News

Trinity History Professor Lends Context to Syrian Refugee Story

David Lesch, Ph.D., provided background on the Syrian civil war and Kurdish refugee crisis in a “Texas Standard” story tracing one family’s journey from Syria to entrepreneurship in Austin.

Academics

Trinity Classics Professor Explains Why We Still Care About The Odyssey

As renewed interest in The Odyssey grows, a Trinity classics expert explores why Homer’s timeless questions still resonate today.

Academics

Trinity Grad Interned With the FIFA World Cup

Halle Hamilton ’26 says her Trinity experience helped her get one of the most coveted internships this summer.

In The News

History Professor Sees Glimmer of Civil Discourse in City Budget Debate

In an era of standing firmly on one side or the other, Trinity’s David Lesch is encouraged by a more balanced conversation happening over local spending.

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Academics

Study Abroad Inspires, Adds Depth to Learning

Faculty-led trips to Italy, and around the world, provide context to culture

Carlos Alvarez School of Arts and Humanities

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Dicke Hall