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Norma Cantu sits at a desk in a classroom in Northrup Hall
In The News

More Than a Market

Folklorist Norma E. Cantú connects Paper Tiger’s Pulga Market to centuries-old traditions of music, food, culture, and community.

In The News

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.

In The News

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.

In The News

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.

In The News

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.

Research

Trinity Students Conduct Computer Science Research With a Conscience

Two Trinity computer science undergraduates uncovered flaws in how we measure AI data center energy use—findings that could help shape green AI policy.

A student stands with her family next to a sign for the Chalmette Battlefield and National Cemetery Visitor Center.
Academics

Trinity Student Preserves the Legacy of the Trinity University Tennis Program

Sarah McCarthy ’29 explored her love for history by interning with the TU Tennis Oral History Project this summer

(left) A student stands beneath a tall arch. (right) A student stands in the middle of the Pantheon’s circular interior.
Academics

Trinity Student Navigates Rome’s Religious and Cultural Landscape

Rose Simonson ’27 studied abroad through the Trinity in Italy summer program

Academics

Trinity Classics Professor Explains Why We Still Care About The Odyssey

As renewed interest in The Odyssey grows, a Trinity classics expert explores why Homer’s timeless questions still resonate today.

Academics

Trinity Grad Interned With the FIFA World Cup

Halle Hamilton ’26 says her Trinity experience helped her get one of the most coveted internships this summer.

(left) A student smiles in front of a river. (right) A student sits on a life-size Lego display.
Academics

Trinity Student Gains Valuable Skills During an International Internship

Gabriela Berrones ’29 grew professionally and personally after six weeks working in Shanghai

Research

A New, Old Approach to Philosophy

Trinity University researcher brings circle practice to San Antonio community