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About

Storch is home to Trinity’s urban studies, political science, sociology and anthropology, and education departments, as well as the Tiger Card office. 

Dedicated in June 1952, the George Storch Memorial Building was one of the first buildings constructed on Trinity’s new skyline campus. Constructed using the lift-slab method, it boasts an unimpeded view of the San Antonio skyline through a two-story-high wall of windows.

Fast Facts:
Evening view of the lit up front of the George M. Storch building
Hours of operation

Monday-Friday: 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday: Closed

Inside The Venue

two female students clean community garden beds

Community Garden

The community garden is student-managed, but receives support from the entire community. In addition to volunteering, students may also register for a student-led course centered around community gardening. 

George Storch Courtyard

Courtyard

The courtyard overlooks the San Antonio skyline, and is a perfect place for small gatherings and studying.

Sociology and anthropology lab in the George Storch Memorial Building

Sociology and Anthropology Lab

Located on the bottom floor of Storch, SML011 is a classroom/laboratory for Sociology and Anthropology majors. 

 

University Office
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Directions and Parking

Address: One Trinity Place, San Antonio, TX 78212

  Campus map

Directions To George M. Storch Memorial Building

From the North on Hwy 281 (airport)
  • 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 at the first stoplight onto Devine Road/Stadium Drive. (If you reach Shook Avenue, you have gone too far.)
  • Veer right at the yield sign at the bottom of the hill.
  • Turn right onto the 2nd road into campus.
  • You can either park outside to the left or across the street at Alamo Stadium.
  • Walk past the Coates Student Building on the left and Northrup Hall on the Right.
  • Once you reach the common area, the George M. Storch Memorial Building is the building just to the left of Murchinson Tower
From the South on Hwy 281 (downtown/Riverwalk and Corpus Christi)
  • Travel north on Interstate 281 North/37 North.
  • Exit at Hildebrand Avenue and turn left at the light off the highway.
  • Turn left at the first stoplight, not including those at the highway intersection, onto Devine Road/Stadium Drive. (If you reach Shook Avenue, you have gone too far.)
  • Veer right at the yield sign at the bottom of the hill.
  • Turn right onto the 2nd road into campus.
  • You can either park outside to the left or across the street at Alamo Stadium.
  • Walk past the Coates Student Building on the left and Northrup Hall on the Right.
  • Once you reach the common area, the George M. Storch Memorial Building is the building just to the left of Murchinson Tower
From the North on I-35 (Austin)
  • Travel north on Interstate 281 North/37 North.
  • Exit at Hildebrand Avenue and turn left at the light off the highway.
  • Turn left at the first stoplight, not including those at the highway intersection, onto Devine Road/Stadium Drive. (If you reach Shook Avenue, you have gone too far.)
  • Veer right at the yield sign at the bottom of the hill.
  • Turn right onto the 2nd road into campus.
  • You can either park outside to the left or across the street at Alamo Stadium.
  • Walk past the Coates Student Building on the left and Northrup Hall on the Right.
  • Once you reach the common area, the George M. Storch Memorial Building is the building just to the left of Murchinson Tower
From the East on I-10 (Houston)
  • 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 at the first stoplight onto Devine Road/Stadium Drive. (If you reach Shook Avenue, you have gone too far.)
  • Veer right at the yield sign at the bottom of the hill.
  • Turn right onto the 2nd road into campus.
  • You can either park outside to the left or across the street at Alamo Stadium.
  • Walk past the Coates Student Building on the left and Northrup Hall on the Right.
  • Once you reach the common area, the George M. Storch Memorial Building is the building just to the left of Murchinson Tower
From the West on I-10 (El Paso)
  • Travel east on Interstate 10.
  • Exit at Hildebrand Avenue (Exit 566B).
  • Turn left on Hildebrand and travel approximately two miles.
  • At the intersection of Hildebrand and Devine Road/Stadium Drive, Trinity will be located on your right. (If you reach Hwy 281, you have gone too far.)
  • Turn right onto Stadium Drive.
  • Veer right at the yield sign at the bottom of the hill.
  • Turn right onto the 2nd road into campus.
  • You can either park outside to the left or across the street at Alamo Stadium.
  • Walk past the Coates Student Building on the left and Northrup Hall on the Right.
  • Once you reach the common area, the George M. Storch Memorial Building is the building just to the left of Murchinson Tower

Events and Booking Information


Upcoming Events

 

 

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.

 

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