Read stories about Trinity's more than 30,000 alumni, who are leaders in their communities and in their professions using their Trinity education and experience to change the world.
Anthropology major ready to fight injustice in food, health, and nutrition
Semmes Scholar now at Microsoft, solving human problems
Pre-med student called to save and improve lives
Human resources major utilizes all Trinity has to offer
Geosciences students get firsthand hydrogeology experience at the Edward C. Roy Groundwater Training...
Erin (O’Donnell) McCormick ’07 becomes general manager of the Atlanta Braves’ Triple-A affiliate
Meet nine graduates who are part of Trinity’s record-breaking positive outcome rate
98% of Class of 2021 are employed, in graduate school, and more
Reunion committee members share memories and excitement for Alumni Weekend
Thomas Evans ‘84 brings strategic perspective, passion for student experiences
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg ’99 guides the city through crisis
Alumni step up to support students, creating 10-year high giving participation rate
Trinity alumni are on the forefront of leading the community through the COVID-19 pandemic
Alumnus takes his yoga studio classes online during COVID-19 pandemic
Parent and alumnus reflects on having student home for spring semester
Alumni bring words to the masses through earbuds and apps
Human Rights champion and extraordinary volunteer honored as exemplary Trinity alumnae
Geosciences alumnus Martín Schwed is a technical geophysicist at Chevron
Alumni and parents partake in Trinity's inaugural national conference
It's been an unusual path but he's on his way to a career that focuses his passion in significant...
We asked John Abeyta, a business administration graduate, a few questions to get to know him better.
Whether obtained from musical theatre or academia, college professor stresses significance of...
Creative entrepreneur finds success in specialized coloring book market
Creative writing alumna awarded inaugural prize for poetry collection
Trinity graduate Ron Nirenberg believes in the future of San Antonio