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Campus and Community Trinity and the Culinary Institute of America Launch Joint Entrepreneurial Bootcamp Students will work together to sharpen entrepreneurial skills in real time and with real results
People Why Adeline Mai ’28 Went Pre-Med at Trinity Research, support, and community make all the difference
People From Trinity Shortstop to Assistant Superintendent Frank Alfaro ’94 finds meaning and fulfillment as an influential leader of the Alamo Heights Independent School District
Academics Making a Magazine “Skyline Magazine” course allows students to gain a glimpse into the world of magazine writing and design
People Center for International Engagement Spotlights Success Celebrate, learn, and stay engaged with CIE
In The News Jerheme Urban Tells USA TODAY Why Families Must Stay Realistic About Ivy League Dreams vs. NFL Expectations Urban reminds recruits that academics, scholarships, and long-term goals matter more than chasing a narrow path to the pros
In The News Jazz Takes Center Stage at Two Pearl Restaurants with Help from KRTU-FM’s Bria Woods The KRTU-FM curator blends classic and contemporary jazz to elevate monthly dinners and brunches at signature restaurants
In The News Trinity Lecturer Habiba Noor Responds to the Texas Tribune on State’s Designation of Muslim-Affiliated Groups Noor says the designation leans on “old conspiratorial thinking,” while advocates weigh its impact on local communities