Trinity University’s $25M Alvarez Gift Story Covered in Philanthropy News Digest
Part of the University’s current capital campaign, the gift names the Carlos Alvarez School of Arts and Humanities
Philanthropy News Digest reported on the transformative $25 million gift from Carlos and Malú Alvarez to strengthen Trinity's programs in the arts and humanities, renaming the program as the Carlos Alvarez School of Arts and Humanities. The gift will endow the dean’s position and will also fund scholarships, undergraduate research, internships, study-abroad opportunities, and faculty development across nine departments. This gift is a powerful affirmation of the enduring importance of the liberal arts, building on the Alvarez family’s long history of support for Trinity and its global education initiatives. Read the full story here.
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