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WINTER 2023
Doing Well
At Trinity University, holistic emphasis on mental, physical, and academic well-being nurtures the whole student and empowers them to live lives of meaning and purpose—and in this issue, you will meet Trinity students, faculty, staff, and alumni who are doing just that. From finding wellness in art and nature to bringing art and nature to healing spaces, these Tigers see success in the journey, not just the destination.
SPRING 2023
Here To Ignite
Trinity's 20th President, Dr. Vanessa B. Beasley, shares her lifelong journey to promote student success.
SUMMER 2022
This is Our Moment
Our stories belong to a future that we are building together. Take a moment to share in these stories—glimpses of moments in the lives of architects of the Trinity experience.
FALL 2021
Progress
Setting our sights on what’s next in pursuit of an exceptional and accessible student experience.
SPRING 2021
Tunnel, Meet Light
Tiger leaders shine beacons of hope on campus, in the community, and across the nation.
FALL 2020
Common Ground
Facing unprecedented circumstances, Tigers find ways to build community in the classroom, on campus, and out in the world.
SPRING 2020
The Power of Storytelling
In March 2020, the world stopped. But then, it kept turning and turning—turning our individual experiences into shared stories. The Spring 2020 issue of Trinity is a collection of community voices in a COVID-19 world.
2019
Anniversary Issue
Experience Trinity's 150 Memories project: Explore, engage, read aloud, and laugh along to 150 of Trinity's most memorable people, places, and times in history.
FALL 2018
Let Us Entertain You
We crafted the Fall 2018 issue to spread a little joy, to work a little magic, and to set off some seriously contagious belly laughs. Let us—and let these award-winning Trinity students, faculty, and alumni—entertain you!
SPRING 2018
The Spirit of Trinity
The Spirit of Trinity. It's not a new concept, yet it continues to be an incredible motivator for how, as Tigers, we serve the world. How do we bottle this spark, this fire, this spirit, to impart it in generations of Trinity students to come? We used this magazine issue to find out.
SUMMER 2017
Trinity's Campus Master Plan
The Summer 2017 issue of Trinity magazine is a tribute to the smell of Texas mountain laurels, red brick against the San Antonio skyline, and the feeling of that trek up Cardiac Hill, as we explore the University's first Campus Master Plan since the Skyline Campus was designed in the early 1950s.
WINTER 2017
The Entrepreneurship Issue
In the Winter 2017 edition of Trinity magazine, hear from six women who forged trails as entrepreneurs, shattering the glass ceilings above them along the way. Plus, meet alumni and student entrepreneurs using their determination to make our world a better place.
SUMMER 2016
Go Abroad!
Trinity is a community inspired by international perspectives. By learning within this community and by studying abroad, students forever change their worldviews—and become better leaders, thinkers, and doers because of it. Go abroad with us as we cover the globe, on our campus and beyond.
WINTER 2016
The Food Issue
Trinity students, faculty, staff, and alumni have found unique ways to contribute to America's food culture, from impacting policy and legislation on food in elementary schools, to infusing technology into the winemaking process. Pour yourself a cup of Trinity-blend coffee and curl up with the Winter 2016 issue!
SUMMER 2015
A University of the Highest Order
With a hard focus on vocations, jobs, and training in many schools across the nation, how will the liberal arts survive? Under the leadership of a new president, Trinity is poised not only to survive, but to thrive—putting into practice the vision of the Trinity Tomorrow strategic plan.
WINTER 2015
Education by Design
When O'Neil Ford conceptualized Trinity University as a community, he did so through situating buildings and movement within the space and place of the campus. Rediscovered drawings show old plans for a new Trinity—a Trinity that continues to value productive collisions across all disciplines.
Looking for more?
Hard-copy issues prior to Winter 2015 are available to view in Special Collections and Archives at Coates Library.
Some digital scans of previous issues are available as well. Contact Jeanna Balreira with your request.