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Baboons Help Scientists Look for Early Alzheimer’s Signs

San Antonio Report highlights collaborative research led by a Trinity University psychology and neuroscience professor.

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Academics

Dinosaur Discoverer Kenneth Lacovara to Speak at Trinity

Lacovara will deliver the Distinguished Scientist Lecture, "Why Dinosaurs Matter"

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People

Trinity Student Uses Art Scholarship to Explore Different Fields

Lily Greendyk ’29, a Baker Duncan Art Scholar, reflects on her experience exploring connections between art, math, and history

Research

Trinity Research Targets Earlier Detection of Alzheimer’s

Using a $200,000 San Antonio Medical Foundation grant, psychology professor Kimberley Phillips launches a study to identify signs of cognitive decline before symptoms appear.

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People

Trinity Student Pursues Geosciences and Other Passions as a Semmes Scholar

Wiley Sikes ’27 reflects on how his full-tuition scholarship has shaped his college experience

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People

Trinity Student Reflects on Experience as a Semmes Distinguished Scholar in Science

Caroline Westbrook ’28 shares her gratitude for the opportunities that have been unlocked for her and how she’s grown from them

Campus and Community

Trinity University Named ‘Best Value’ By Princeton Review

Trinity also was included in the top-50 “Colleges that Create Futures."

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People

Trinity Alumnus at the Forefront of Brand New Texas Stock Exchange

Bennett Mach ’25 is helping build the state’s first national securities exchange

Campus and Community

NSF Grant to Power Trinity Research

A new high-performance computing cluster will level-up faculty-student research across STEM disciplines starting in early 2027.

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People

A Life in Full Composition: How Trinity Tuned an Alum’s Legacy of Creativity

Musicologist Tom Masinter ’72, M’76 pays it forward as a Trinity True donor

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People

Trinity Alumnus Reflects on Curiosity, Community, and His C-Suite Career

Four decades after graduating from Trinity, Bloomberg CFO Mike McCarty ’86 continues to be impacted by his liberal arts education

In The News

Chemistry Professor Discusses Oppenheimer’s Contributions to Quantum Chemistry

Aaron W. Harrison outlines the quantum mechanics work done by the man most-known for his work on the atomic bomb–work that continues to inform how scientists think about the structure of molecules.

D. R. Semmes School of Science

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