NewsHow does Trinity manage its endowment?
November 15, 2018271 min
A committee of trustees decides where to invest most of the $1.2 billion
PulseHonoring the Honor Council
November 15, 2018181 min
Members of the Academic Honor Council explain what they do and why they do it
PulseGetting to know a trustee April Ancira
November 8, 20181161 min
April Ancira, Trinity's youngest Board of Trustees member and Trinity alumna, talks about college experience
NewsAnderson discusses trustee diversification
November 2, 2018162 min
SGA committee unable to get a student appointed to the board due to confidentiality issues
EditorialFrom the Editors’ Desk: Meal-sharing, please
February 22, 2018161 min
The Trinity University Dining Services Request for Proposals (RFP) committee, which comprises students as well as university faculty and staff, has decided what food vendor it will recommend to the Board of Trustees. But the panelists can’t yet say who they’re recommending, or whether they urge the university leadership to renew a contract with longstanding vendor Aramark. No sweat, that’s business. And the final decision is ultimately up to the governing board, not the RFP...
EditorialFrom the Editors’ Desk: On Student Concerts and Trinity Trustees
February 15, 2018102 min
This week, the 36 members of Trinity’s Board of Trustees convene on campus for the first of their three tri-annual meetings this year. For those unfamiliar with our university’s leadership structure, president Danny Anderson and the five vice presidents aren’t really in charge of the school. They bear that responsibility in tandem with three other administrators and 30 other members of the board, many of them Trinity alumni who have graduated as recently as 1999...
OpinionAlumnus: Band together and focus on the foe out there
October 25, 201742 min
This past weekend, I spent my 30th class reunion at Trinity sneaking off to Austin to see Jay-Z with my son, a Trinity first-year, reminiscing about the class of 1987 and reading the responses in the Trinitonian to Daniel Conrad’s column about how conservatives on campus are winning. My class came into Trinity at a unique time. In the fall of 1983, our first semester on campus, a group of students formed what they then...