Search for news Search for news Topics Topics All Topics In The News Types Types All types Faculty Students Trinity Perspective President Alumni Trinity Magazine Staff Rankings Events Hands-on Learning Submit arrow_right_alt 147 results found for In The News Texas Monthly Features Carolyn Becker on San Antonio's Hidden Population and Unmet Neets Becker's research spotlights marginalized groups often left out of traditional eating disorder studies, calling for more inclusive treatments In The News Trinity University's Dicke Hall Wins 2025 Wood in Architecture Award San Antonio’s first mass timber building blends modern sustainability with mid-century modern design heritage In The News David Lesch Highlights Syria's Shifting Landscape at Austin Tice 13th Anniversary Event At the National Press Club, Lesch underscores how post-Assad changes in Syria could reshape efforts to locate missing journalist Austin Tice In The News Trinity President Vanessa Beasley Joins San Antonio Higher Ed Leaders for Presidents’ Panel Beasley and six other college leaders will discuss the future of higher education at the San Antonio Report’s inaugural event In The News Associate Professor Duane Coltharp Shares Leadership Insights in Inside Higher Ed Co-authored article helps department chairs face today’s challenges In The News Daniel Lubetzky ’90 Headlines San Antonio Startup Week Trinity alumnus and KIND Snacks founder to inspire future entrepreneurs this October In The News From Ranch Roots to Global Art Authority Katherine (Spahn) Thatcher ’92 finds international success through art, antiques, and a uniquely personal path In The News Trinity University's Jacob Tingle Comments on WNBA Officiating Practices for the LA Times Despite criticism from players over inconsistent calls, experts like Tingle highlight structural gaps in officiating infrastructure In The News Trinity University Historian David Lesch Breaks Down Syria's Shifting Landscape on Kianistan Podcast Lesch explores insurgency, sectarianism, and the region's unraveling economy while reflecting on borders, history, and his own journey In The News Ron Nirenberg Speaks with Texas Monthly About His Future The four-term mayor and Trinity alumnus admits he is still interested in politics and public service In The News Trinity University Named Among TIME’s Best Colleges for Future Leaders 2025 Cultivating the next generation of purpose-driven leaders In The News Trinity’s David Lesch Discusses the Disappearance of American Journalist Austin Tice with The Economist Lesch shares his opinions on ousted Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and what may have happened with Tice Pagination keyboard_double_arrow_left First arrow_left Prev 1 … 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Next arrow_right Last keyboard_double_arrow_right
In The News Texas Monthly Features Carolyn Becker on San Antonio's Hidden Population and Unmet Neets Becker's research spotlights marginalized groups often left out of traditional eating disorder studies, calling for more inclusive treatments
In The News Trinity University's Dicke Hall Wins 2025 Wood in Architecture Award San Antonio’s first mass timber building blends modern sustainability with mid-century modern design heritage
In The News David Lesch Highlights Syria's Shifting Landscape at Austin Tice 13th Anniversary Event At the National Press Club, Lesch underscores how post-Assad changes in Syria could reshape efforts to locate missing journalist Austin Tice
In The News Trinity President Vanessa Beasley Joins San Antonio Higher Ed Leaders for Presidents’ Panel Beasley and six other college leaders will discuss the future of higher education at the San Antonio Report’s inaugural event
In The News Associate Professor Duane Coltharp Shares Leadership Insights in Inside Higher Ed Co-authored article helps department chairs face today’s challenges
In The News Daniel Lubetzky ’90 Headlines San Antonio Startup Week Trinity alumnus and KIND Snacks founder to inspire future entrepreneurs this October
In The News From Ranch Roots to Global Art Authority Katherine (Spahn) Thatcher ’92 finds international success through art, antiques, and a uniquely personal path
In The News Trinity University's Jacob Tingle Comments on WNBA Officiating Practices for the LA Times Despite criticism from players over inconsistent calls, experts like Tingle highlight structural gaps in officiating infrastructure
In The News Trinity University Historian David Lesch Breaks Down Syria's Shifting Landscape on Kianistan Podcast Lesch explores insurgency, sectarianism, and the region's unraveling economy while reflecting on borders, history, and his own journey
In The News Ron Nirenberg Speaks with Texas Monthly About His Future The four-term mayor and Trinity alumnus admits he is still interested in politics and public service
In The News Trinity University Named Among TIME’s Best Colleges for Future Leaders 2025 Cultivating the next generation of purpose-driven leaders
In The News Trinity’s David Lesch Discusses the Disappearance of American Journalist Austin Tice with The Economist Lesch shares his opinions on ousted Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and what may have happened with Tice