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.
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Director Discusses His Trinity Roots and Inspiration for the 90s-Era Film
Trinity University alum James F. Robinson ’78 talks with Texas Public Radio about the Brendan Fraser romantic fantasy.
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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.
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This ‘Woman of the Year’ Got Her Start at Trinity
Mary Ullmann Japhet ’84 is named the San Antonio Business Journal’s 2026 Woman of the Year after four decades of communications leadership and community impact.
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Bold Bets Pay Off for Trinity Alum on Jeopardy!
Dean Zach ’24 earned $39,000 and made game-show history with an aggressive Daily Double strategy that earned him the nickname “Dean the Machine”
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Trinity's David Crockett Provides Insight Into Texas Senate Race
Crockett, professor of political science, says Democrats will see Republican's choice of Paxton as an opening.
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Story Remembers Coach's Daughter Who Died In July 4, 2025 Flooding
Trinity student Aidan Heartfield '26 also died in the flooding.
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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.