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Designation recognizes sustained research activity from colleges and universities spending more than...
Award-winning playwright to discuss theatre and politics, give Madrid Lecture, premiere play
World-renowned professor has spent more than two decades studying courage, vulnerability, and...
U.S. Navy veteran brings more than three decades of experience in communications, marketing, and...
Trinity’s Black Student Union, Humanities Collective, and Student Inclusion and Belonging Office...
Trinity professor Judith Norman discusses funding, progress, and future of the project
View the Spring 2025 lineup of this dynamic series focused on constructive dialogue
Thomas Sanger, Ph.D., will discuss the science of sexual diversity
2025 Lennox Seminar combines philosophy and English to analyze the works of a global music icon
Alumni working at Jackson Walker welcome Trinity’s Pre-Law Society
The director of the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship reflects on a year of growth and...
San Antonio Medical Foundation grant adds SWRI, UT Health SA as collaborators
Tomas Hrbek and his MOLRA team received 2nd place among 300 international teams
University to honor Martin Luther King Jr. with a march and lecture
Brette Thornton ’23, M’24 becomes the first Trinity graduate selected for the highly competitive...
State-of-the-art device brings bright future for research at Trinity into focus
Trinity professor Heather Haynes Smith '97, M'98, receives San Antonio Express-News “SA Lights”...
Business faculty, staff, students, and alumni welcomed 45 Upward Bound students to campus for...
Albert Bazaldua ’54, M’58 returns to campus 70 years later