Trinity University Alumni Association

05/30/2026

For many alumni, supporting Trinity is about helping students discover what’s possible for themselves.

Help unlock $50,000 for the Raymond Judd Student Emergency Fund by this Sunday, May 31, thanks to the Biglari Foundation. Every gift helps move us closer.

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05/29/2026

Today marks the 60th anniversary of the dedication of the Margarite B. Parker Chapel. Its legacy is deeply intertwined with its Chaplain Emeritus, the late Rev. Raymond Judd ’56. When he retired in 1999, a colleague summarized his legacy in a single sentence: He left the Chapel “in a state of grace.”

That legacy lives on in the Judd Center for Spiritual Life and Formation, the blessing of which the Rev. Judd was able to attend earlier this year.

That legacy also continues to lift Tigers up through the Raymond Judd Student Emergency Fund, which helps students facing emergency financial need to cover the cost of certain expenses, such as unexpected medical costs.

You can help unlock a $50,000 gift for the Raymond Judd Student Emergency Fund by making a gift before May 31 at gotu.us/maychallenge.

05/29/2026

There’s a $50,000 gift waiting to be unlocked — and it starts with you.

When 200 alumni make a gift by May 31, the Biglari Foundation will contribute $50,000 to the Raymond Judd Student Emergency Fund. That’s $50,000 for Trinity students facing unexpected hardship — made possible by alumni like you.

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05/28/2026

For 50 years, Trinity’s Handbell Ensemble has combined tradition, creativity, and collaboration to create a sound all its own.

Trinity’s Handbell Ensemble, turning 50, embraces all things “weird,” creative, and timeless

05/27/2026

Adison Miser ’26 found her path to teaching through hands-on learning and leadership, discovering how she can make a difference for students in the classroom.

Senior reflects on her journey in deciding to teach after graduation

05/26/2026

For generations of Trinity students, Professor Emeritus Robert Freed set the standard for excellence in geosciences, challenging students to think deeper, work harder, and discover more.

Among alumni, Freed is remembered with equal parts admiration and awe. His mineralogy course was legendary, and the famously rare “A” became a badge of honor for those who earned it.

Today, his legacy lives on through the Robert Lowell Freed Scholarship, created by grateful alumni and faculty to support students who embody the same dedication and passion for discovery that defined his classroom.

Since its creation, the scholarship has helped students reduce financial stress, spend more time immersed in research and learning, and continue the tradition of academic excellence that Freed inspired for more than 30 years.

Honoring Professor Robert Freed’s Lasting Impact

05/25/2026

Before Ernie Pyle immortalized his story during World War II, Capt. Henry T. Waskow ’39 walked the halls of Trinity University's Waxahachie campus, studying history and preparing for a life of service.

This , we remember his sacrifice, as well as the countless others who courageously gave everything for our country.

An alum from Belton, Texas, became a beloved American officer of World War II after journalist Ernie Pyle chronicled the grief of soldiers who served under him

05/24/2026

Rooted in core family memories and , Craig Greenway established an endowed scholarship through the Trinity Commitment to honor his parents, Ruth Metz ’46 and Charles A. Greenway ’50. From a World War II romance to a graduation lost to polio, their story shaped Craig's belief in Trinity's transformative impact.

The Trinity Commitment continues through a $10 million match challenge, ensuring access and opportunity remain cornerstones of a Trinity education.

Craig Greenway shares heartwarming stories that inspired him to establish the Ruth Metz and Charles A. Greenway Endowed Scholarship

05/23/2026

Making a difference for Trinity students doesn’t require a huge gift. What matters most is coming together as a community to support the next generation.

When 200 alumni make a gift this month, the Biglari Foundation will contribute $50,000 to the Raymond Judd Student Emergency Fund. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference.

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05/22/2026

Tim Miller ’93, M’94, M’98, P’25 came to Trinity to become a teacher. Decades later, he helped lead the effort to build Legacy Elementary in Uvalde following the 2022 tragedy at Robb Elementary School.

From the classroom to leadership roles across Texas public education, Tim’s journey reflects the lasting impact educators can have on students, schools, and communities.

How an education giant lifted up a community on its path to healing