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The Princeton Review has once again recognized Trinity among the nation’s best colleges, with national rankings for its science lab facilities, financial aid, and health services.

🔬 #11 Best Science Lab Facilities
💰 #16 Great Financial Aid
❤️ #25 Best Health Services

Jorge Romero ’27 knows how powerful it can be to see yourself represented onstage.

After hearing The Orchestra San Antonio perform music by Latin American composers, he returned this summer as an intern, using his bilingual skills to support Spanish-speaking students and families while gaining hands-on experience in arts administration.

See how Jorge turned that sense of belonging into action through his internship: https://pulse.ly/39ftypvfpg

Trinity professor Norma Cantú helps explain how Paper Tiger’s Pulga Market connects to centuries-old market traditions centered on music, culture, and gathering across Latino communities.

Paper Tiger's Pulga Market puts a punk spin on an age-old tradition Paper Tiger's Pulga Market launched late last year after a trip by the organizer to Mexico City. It's become increasingly difficult for small-business

Rose Simonson ’27 didn’t just study Rome’s religious history. She experienced it firsthand.

Through the Trinity in Italy program, the music education major spent three weeks exploring the city’s religious and cultural landscape, from the Colosseum to the Pantheon, while building confidence navigating a new culture.

See how studying in Rome brought history to life for Rose and broadened her perspective: https://pulse.ly/iv9uwn5jfv

Saturday mornings look a little different for our newest Tigers.
Skyline Scholars spent the morning serving at Young Women's Leadership Academy Primary, SAISD through a partnership with Gardopia Gardens .🌱

Sarah McCarthy ’29 spent the summer digging into decades of Trinity tennis history, helping preserve the stories of players and coaches from the 1960s and ’70s. This fall, she’ll meet and interview some of the people whose names she has come to know through her research.

See how Sarah is helping preserve Trinity tennis history while building her own research and communication skills: https://pulse.ly/gyuekajaxc

Six weeks in Shanghai pushed Gabriela Berrones ’29 beyond the textbook and into a fast-paced global workplace.

Through Trinity’s Shanghai Summer Program, the mathematical finance major interned with Brandreward, where she applied her studies, adapted to unfamiliar challenges, and built confidence solving problems independently.

See how Gabriela turned classroom learning into real-world experience: https://pulse.ly/utgwmr8maz

What do Trinity, San Antonio, and a 1997 Brendan Fraser film have in common? More than you might think.

Writer-director James F. Robinson ’78 joined fellow Trinity alum Nathan Cone ’95 from Texas Public Radio to revisit how his Trinity roots and love for San Antonio helped shape “Still Breathing.”

Remembering 'Still Breathing' 30 years after its San Antonio shoot At Texas Public Radio's screening of "Still Breathing" this summer, the film's director, James F. Robinson, joined us for a Q&A session following the movie where he shared stories of shooting the film in San Antonio in 1996. Learn all about the casting of Brendan Fraser and Joanna Going, location sh...

Kevin Ormand M’98 and Amanda Thrash M’09 are being recognized for the leadership and impact they continue to bring to health care.

This October, Trinity’s Health Care Administration Alumni Association will honor Kevin with the 2026 Duce Award and Amanda with the 2026 Momentum Award during Alumni Weekend.

Honoring the 2026 HCAD Alumni Association Award Recipients Meet this year’s recipients of the Duce and Momentum Awards