Three Tiger Student-Athletes Earn Academic Honors
Trinity had three of its cross country and track & field team members earn ESPN The Magazine CoSIDA Academic All-District honors for their performance both in and out of the classroom this year. D'Ann Arthur, Zach Brush, and Todd Wildman were selected to the teams and will be eligible for the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America awards.
Trinity Finishes in the Top 30 of Directors' Cup Standings
Tigers finished 27th in the final Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings, released by NACDA.
Trinity University Ranked as a Top Business Graduate School for Physician - Executives
Class Marshal, Alumni Sponsor Chosen for Trinity University’s Class of 2013
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Trinity University has announced the Class Marshal and Alumni Sponsor to promote class unity for incoming Trinity students who will graduate in 2013. They are Harry Wallace, associate professor of psychology at Trinity, and Mary Ullmann Japhet ’84 associate executive director for external affairs for the San Antonio Sports Foundation. more>>
Students Increasingly Earn a Doctorate After Graduating, Survey Shows
In the past two decades, an increasing number of Trinity University students have demonstrated academic success by continuing their education to earn doctoral degrees, according to a national survey. more>>
Debate Team Caps Strong Season with Trip to National Debate Tournament
The members of Trinity University’s debate team are a bunch of argumentative, fast-talking, know-it-alls. And their coach couldn’t be prouder. “Trinity took some people by surprise this year. The debate team really worked hard,” said Jarrod Atchison, an assistant professor in speech and drama who serves as the University’s director of debate. more>>
The Dead Zone
Trinity Art Professor’s Paintings Seen as Social Commentary on the Environment
As she studied maps of large bodies of water such as the Gulf of Mexico, shroud-like shapes began to appear to Elizabeth Ward, associate professor of art at Trinity University. Further scrutiny showed such the emergence of “Dead Zones” – oxygen-depleted areas directly resulting from runoff of nitrogen-based fertilizer traveling from Midwestern corn fields planted for production as alternative fuels – into the Mississippi River and flowing southward into the Gulf. more>>