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.
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When Trinity Was Called “Tennis Tech”
The “San Antonio Express-News” revisits the Trinity men’s tennis team’s remarkable run of national success during the 1960s and ’70s.
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The Campus Tour Effect
Inside Higher Ed reports that in-person visits have a big impact on enrollment decisions, prompting Trinity and other colleges to beef up their first impressions.
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Gen Z Is Moving to San Antonio Over New York
2024 real estate data shows young Americans are flocking to San Antonio and other Texas cities for big-city opportunities with lower housing costs.
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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.
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Trinity Professor Offers His Take on Trump’s Voter Dividend
Political science expert David Crockett discusses the political and fiscal hurdles facing Trump’s proposed $5,000 payments to American adults.
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Trinity University’s Momentum Earns National Rankings Recognition
Strengths in facilities, aid, and student health fuel the student experience
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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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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.
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Chemistry Professor Discusses Oppenheimer’s Contributions to Quantum Chemistry
Aaron W. Harrison outlines the quantum mechanics work done by the man most-known for his work on the atomic bomb–work that continues to inform how scientists think about the structure of molecules.
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More Than a Market
Folklorist Norma E. Cantú connects Paper Tiger’s Pulga Market to centuries-old traditions of music, food, culture, and community.
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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.