About
The Chapman-Halsell-Dicke Complex will be a defining presence for Trinity off Hildebrand Avenue and a more visible connection to the San Antonio community. The Complex boasts newly reimagined, student-centered spaces in the Halsell and Chapman Centers along with Trinity’s newest building, Dicke Hall, which will serve as a front door for the Humanities.
The new Complex will not only foster student success and address aging infrastructure, but will also support contemporary, hands-on teaching, research, and learning. Additionally, it will support the admissions process when prospective students and parents visit Trinity’s campus.
Fast Facts
- Part of Trinity's National Historic District
- This multi-million dollar project is the largest construction project the University has ever undertaken (previously, the Center for Sciences and Innovation (CSI) was the largest)

Sustainable, adaptive reuse, complemented by the construction of the new Dicke Hall, will complete the Chapman-Halsell-Dicke Complex.
Inside The Venue
Amenities
- Intimate and open floor plans offering seating options for study, collaboration, and socializing
- Venues ranging from banquet-style halls to theater-style auditoriums to a film screening room
- A variety of study spaces, from cozy nooks to a rooftop patio
- Multipurpose learning areas with movable furniture, writing surfaces, and research rooms
- Technology that will continue to align with evolving teaching and research needs
Directions To "Building"
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From the North on Hwy 281 (airport)
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- Proceed to Interstate 281 South.
- Travel south on Hwy 281 for approximately 4 miles.
- Exit at Hildebrand Avenue and turn right at the light off the highway.
- Turn left onto Shook Ave.
- Turn left onto E Rosewood Ave.
- Enter the roundabout at the end of E Rosewood Ave.
- Exit the roundabout so that you take a left onto N Campus Drive
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From the South on Hwy 281 (downtown/Riverwalk and Corpus Christi)
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- Travel north on Interstate 281 North/37 North.
- Exit at Hildebrand Avenue and turn left at the light off the highway.
- Turn left onto Shook Ave.
- Turn left onto E Rosewood Ave.
- Enter the roundabout at the end of E Rosewood Ave.
- Exit the roundabout so that you take a left onto N Campus Drive.
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From the North on I-35 (Austin)
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- Travel north on Interstate 281 North/37 North.
- Exit at Hildebrand Avenue and turn left at the light off the highway.
- Turn left onto Shook Ave.
- Turn left onto E Rosewood Ave.
- Enter the roundabout at the end of E Rosewood Ave.
- Exit the roundabout so that you take a left onto N Campus Drive.
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From the East on I-10 (Houston)
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- Travel west on Interstate 10 and exit Interstate 281 North/37 North.
- On Hwy 281 North, exit at Hildebrand Avenue and turn left at the light off the highway.
- Turn left onto Shook Ave.
- Turn left onto E Rosewood Ave.
- Enter the roundabout at the end of E Rosewood Ave.
- Exit the roundabout so that you take a left onto N Campus Drive.
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From the West on I-10 (El Paso)
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- Travel east on Interstate 10.
- Exit at Hildebrand Avenue (Exit 566B).
- Turn left on Hildebrand and travel approximately two miles.
- Turn right onto Shook Ave.
- Turn left onto E Rosewood Ave.
- Enter the roundabout at the end of E Rosewood Ave.
- Exit the roundabout so that you take a left onto N Campus Drive.
Events and Booking
Booking Information
Tiger Faculty and Staff
Host an Event
Planning a large event or activity? Contact Conferences and Special Programs for more information about event planning on Trinity’s campus.
Reserve a Space or Place
Make individual space or room reservations through T-Space at tspace.trinity.edu. You’ll need your Trinity network username and password, and an idea about the date, time, location, and size of your event.
Students: Reach out to a faculty or staff sponsor for more information on event planning and space reservations.
Community Members
Host an Event
Want to use a facility or space on Trinity’s campus for your next large event or activity? Contact Conferences and Special Programs for more information.
Reserve a Space or Place
Rooms, halls, and outdoor spaces can be reserved for events such as guest lectures, meetings, or other smaller activities. Contact Conferences and Special Programs for more information.