National cybersecurity leader Jen Easterly joins us for our next Policy Maker Breakfast on Tuesday, Nov. 17. Learn more and get tickets at https://t.co/AnWDj1ddRh.
What a fantastic #TUAlumniWeekend it's been so far! The energy on campus has been electric!
Today is packed with even more opportunities to create new Trinity memories that will last a lifetime.
Drop a comment below with your favorite moment or event so far!
This year's recipient of the Spirit of Trinity Award, Butch Newman ’65, personally invites you to Alumni Weekend and the Alumni Awards Ceremony this Friday, October 16.
Learn more at https://t.co/8pFbgTTPU0.
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Less than 15 months after graduating with a computer science degree, Bennett Mach ’25 is helping keep the new Texas Stock Exchange running as an operations analyst. He credits Trinity’s interdisciplinary education with preparing him for the role. https://t.co/GuDAcMKsY9
Trinity climbed 13 spots to No. 49 nationally and moved from No. 3 to No. 2 in Texas in WalletHub’s 2027 College & University Rankings. https://t.co/1QYvIYG7P7
From Trinity football teammates to 30 years in business!
Congrats to Tommy Mathews ’82 and Gary Nicholls ’82 on celebrating 30 years of WESTWARD! Founded in 1996 in Boerne, Texas, their firm has grown into a 50+ person engineering, geology, and environmental consulting leader.
Caroline Westbrook ’28 came to Trinity with the full-tuition Semmes Distinguished Scholarship in Science, unsure where her research path would lead. Now she’s studying the neural circuitry underlying addiction in a faculty-mentored neuroscience lab. https://t.co/zZSSUCV00g
Every week is 𝘍𝘳𝘦𝘦 𝘊𝘰𝘭𝘭𝘦𝘨𝘦 𝘈𝘱𝘱𝘭𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 𝘞𝘦𝘦𝘬 at Trinity. ✨
No application fee. No application supplement. No special week required.
But why wait? Our Early Decision I and Early Action deadline is November 1. Take the first step: https://t.co/6QSnSg7goI
The San Antonio Express-News looks back at the legacy of Marilyn Montgomery Rindfuss ’57, a standout Trinity tennis player who later became the first full-time coach of the university’s women’s tennis program. https://t.co/TFOCYWZkVG
Before they helped redefine underground rock, Gibby Haynes and Paul Leary met as students at Trinity. This Sunday, a San Antonio panel explores the band’s local roots and the documentary chronicling their story. https://t.co/h62efpCKAm
Trinity’s story began in Tehuacana in 1869. This Saturday, Preservation Texas hosts the College Hill Festival on the historic campus, with exhibits, tours, heritage demonstrations, live music, and more. https://t.co/taNwEtLSQG
Cybersecurity leader Jen Easterly joins us for our next breakfast on Nov. 17 to discuss securing critical infrastructure in an era of innovation. Learn more and get tickets at https://t.co/AnWDj1ddRh.
This week, CBS News chief Washington analyst Robert Costa kicked off Trinity’s 2026–27 Policy Maker Breakfast Series with a discussion of the upcoming elections. Thank you to our partner @BankofAmerica for supporting this year’s series.
For Trinity professor Katsuo Nishikawa Chavez, studying abroad is a research lab for the social sciences. Through the Trinity in Japan and Performing Human Rights programs, students connect classroom learning with new perspectives in the field. https://t.co/aWSVkj55JM
San Antonio is one of just four U.S. cities named to Oxford Economics’ 2026 “Cities to Watch” list, recognized for consistent GDP growth and steady employment gains. https://t.co/J0ETutx9vy
Trinity English professor Kathryn Vomero Santos joins the Folger Shakespeare Library’s “Shakespeare Unlimited” podcast to discuss the third volume of “The Bard in the Borderlands,” featuring works by Chicanx and Indigenous playwrights. https://t.co/7FKWFeCoKE
Five years after Michael Neidorff ’65, his wife Noémi, and the Neidorff Family Trust made a $25 million gift to Trinity’s business school, students are seeing its impact through research, mentorship, and real-world experience. https://t.co/MqRMFt5Sw5
Rachel Bowman ’30 knew Trinity was her top choice. After applying Early Decision, she spent her final semester looking ahead to classes, faculty, and life in San Antonio while some classmates were still waiting on college decisions. Now she’s a first-year Tiger.