Trinity Student Uses Art Scholarship to Explore Different Fields
Lily Greendyk ’29, a Baker Duncan Art Scholar, reflects on her experience exploring connections between art, math, and history
People
Trinity’s Norma Elia Cantú Earns Lifetime Achievement Award
The Trinity professor receives one of Texas’ highest literary honors for her work elevating Mexican American voices and borderland stories.
Academics
Comedy Career Gets Serious For This Trinity Performer
Second City Chicago sets the stage for Trinity theater major’s breakthrough
In The News
Trinity Professor Shares Expertise in Middle East Documentary
Ewing Halsell Distinguished Professor of History David Lesch is featured in four episodes of a film that discusses the life of Syrian Vice President Abd al-Halim Khaddam.
Campus and Community
Cheryl Strayed Visits Trinity as Part of Stieren Arts Enrichment Series
The best-selling author of Wild spoke to creative writing students and gave a public reading.
People
Humanities Alumni Discuss Their Post-Trinity Journeys
During Fall Family Weekend, a panel of four alumni spoke on the benefits of pursuing a humanities degree
In The News
Harmonium of Texas Features Trinity Professor and Cellist David Mollenauer
The San Antonio Express-News reports that Mollenauer joined San Antonio’s newest orchestra for the first program of its inaugural season.
In The News
Shakespeare-Borderland Connections Explored in Podcast Featuring Trinity English Professor
Kathryn Vomero Santos’ anthology of plays that retell the Bard’s works through the lens of “la frontera” are featured by the Folger Shakespeare Library and PBS.
Campus and Community
Trinity University Named ‘Best Value’ By Princeton Review
Trinity also was included in the top-50 “Colleges that Create Futures."
Academics
French Studies Developing New Professional Learning Opportunities
Students and faculty collaborate to create new courses to support career outcomes
In The News
Texas Book Festival 2026 to Feature Trinity’s Jenny Browne
The English professor and poet will share her latest poetry collection at the Austin event set for Nov. 14 and 15.
In The News
History Prof Weighs In on Debate Over English Requirements in China
Trinity professor Gina Tam offers insights in a New York Times article about why some parents and educators in China think it’s time to stop mandating English language learning.