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Trinity Remembers Karl Kregor

A professor who inspired generations of learners

a collage of images and records from across KRTU's 50-year history
Campus and Community

Half a Century of Sound

Tracing the history and impact of KRTU, Trinity's student-led radio station

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Campus and Community

Alumni Weekend Brings Generations of Tigers TUgether

Alumni celebrate renewed connections and shared memories

In The News

Trinity’s David Lesch Comments on Trump’s “Power-First” Middle East Strategy for The Times (UK)

Lesch contrasts Trump’s reliance on leverage with past presidents’ moral persuasion

In The News

Handidoor Wins $45,000 at Trinity’s Stumberg Venture Competition, featured on KSAT News

Student startup earns top honors and a surprise bonus for creating an accessible automatic door device

An artist's rendering of what the future Welcome Center and Event Hall will look like, featuring a paved path with bikers, colorful landscaping, red bricks, large feature windows, and mid century modern architecture.
Campus and Community

Welcome to Trinity University’s New Front Door

Welcome Center and Event Hall will help new and familiar faces take new steps in their Trinity journeys

Group of six elderly women in colorful folklorico dresses in an outdoors setting.
In The News

Trinity Voices Shine in Texas Public Radio Story of Las Abuelitas de Oro Folklórico Troupe

Trinity University’s Ivanna Bass Caldera and Katherine Vinton, Ph.D., help share their story of heritage, joy, and lifelong learning

Trinity University students walk from class-to-class above and below the bridge connecting Halsell Center to Chapman Center.
In The News

Trinity Ranks Among Texas and the Nation’s Best in WalletHub’s 2026 College Rankings

University places No. 3 in Texas and No. 62 nationwide for academic quality, career outcomes, and overall value

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In The News

Lorenzo Sanchez Discusses Importance of Crisis Preparedness with ASI

Sanchez outlines how proactive planning safeguards operations, people, and brand trust

Kelly Lyons sits on the ground by a river
In The News

Kelly Lyons Shares Climate Change Expertise on Special Panel with Univision 41 San Antonio

Experts in San Antonio warn that rising heat and drought are already reshaping daily life across South Texas

A group of people stand outside in a tiled courtyard by a large white, teal, and navy sign.
Research

Fueling the Fight Against Deforestation

Trinity economist studies how Rwandan cookstoves could reshape energy use and the environment

A graphic with a photo of students jumping as a group on the lawn in front of Northrup Hall and the 1869 Challenge logo and the words "We Did It, Tugether!" across the bottom
Campus and Community

Rising to the 1869 Challenge

Tigers rallied TUgether to raise nearly $1 million for Trinity students