Spaces that Shape Your Experience

Discover the places where Trinity students learn, create, connect, and make campus their own.

Academic and Learning Spaces

Explore classrooms, laboratories, libraries, and collaborative spaces designed to support learning across disciplines.

Center for the Sciences and Innovation

A hub for science and innovation with advanced labs, classrooms, and collaborative spaces for interdisciplinary research.

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

Chapman–Halsell–Dicke Complex

The complex features newly reimagined, student-centered spaces in the Halsell and Chapman Centers, along with Dicke Hall, one of Trinity’s newest academic buildings.

Coates Library surrounded by greenery and flowers growing on the Trinity University campus.

Elizabeth Huth Coates Library

The campus living room for study, research, and collaboration, bringing together collections, technology, and academic support in one central space.

Arts and Culture

Creative spaces where performance, expression, and ideas come together, connecting campus with the broader community.

Large auditorium filled with people seated in red chairs facing a stage where a speaker stands at a podium during a public lecture or campus event. The stage is framed by red curtains and banners with the Trinity University logo.

Laurie Auditorium

Trinity’s largest venue for performances, lectures, commencements, and other major campus and community events.

One of the unique spaces inside of Ruth Taylor Fine Arts Center

Ruth Taylor Fine Arts Center

A creative hub for music, theatre, and visual arts, featuring studios, galleries, and performance spaces for student expression and collaboration.

Explore Campus from Anywhere

From panoramic views of downtown to peeks inside our residence halls and learning spaces, our virtual tour will give you a glimpse into life at Trinity.

Two Trinity University students relax in their Witt-Win dorm living space.

Living and Dining

Residential and dining spaces designed to foster community, connection, and a sense of belonging throughout campus life.

Community Spaces

Gathering places across campus where students connect, study, unwind, and spend time together.

Coates Student Center

A hub for student activity, dining, and events.

Parker Chapel

A space for reflection, gathering, and campus traditions.

Miller Fountain

An iconic campus landmark and home to traditions like birthday and ring dunks.         

Magic Stones

A favorite outdoor sculpture near the library and an integral part of the Trinity experience.

Sunlight filters through oak trees along a campus walkway, with Murchison Tower visible in the distance.

Architecture and Design

Trinity’s cohesive mid-century modern design shapes our campus and contributes to its National Historic District designation.