Reimagining the Future: Mission Activation Plan
Single Minded Mission Since 1897, Trinity’s mission has been to educate men and women to engage in God’s redemptive work in the world by cultivating academic excellence, Christian faithfulness, and lifelong learning. Its goal is to prepare students to lead others, as they are entrusted with the gospel to think and live as Christ-followers in […]
Reimagining the Future: TEDS
UPDATED: March 10, 2023 Dear Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Community, On February 17, the Board of Trinity International University voted to discontinue residential and in-person undergraduate education at the end of the Spring 2023 semester and reposition the College to fully online courses and programs intended for global audiences. As hard as such decisions may […]
Reimagining the Future: Alumni FAQ
Trinity International University announced that its undergraduate programs will move to an exclusively online modality, effective at the end of the 2023 Spring Semester. The College will cease traditional, face-to-face instruction enrollments at that time. When will these changes be activated? These changes will take effect immediately upon the close of the 2022–23 academic year, […]
Reimagining the Future: Trinity College Student FAQ
Trinity International University announced that its undergraduate programs will move to an exclusively online modality, effective at the end of the 2023 Spring Semester. The College will cease traditional, face-to-face instruction enrollments at that time. FAQ When will these changes be activated? These changes will take effect immediately upon the close of the 2022–23 academic […]
Reimagining the Future: Faculty & Staff FAQ
Trinity International University announced that its undergraduate programs will move to an exclusively online modality, effective at the end of the 2023 Spring Semester. The College will cease traditional, face-to-face instruction enrollments at that time. Information & Resources for Employees Faculty and Staff are able to refer to this page for answers to questions regarding […]
Reimagining the Future: Transfer Fair
Continue your education seamlessly February 27, 2023 12:00–3:00 p.m. Melton Hall, Waybright Center Mark your calendars for the Transfer Fair, which will be held on Monday, February 27, 12:00–3:00 p.m. in Melton Hall in the Waybright Center. Representatives from area colleges will be in attendance and are eager to talk with you. This is a […]
Reimagining the Future: Extending Trinity’s global impact
UPDATED: March 3, 2023 Dear Friends and Family of Trinity International University, Two thousand years ago the risen Lord Jesus Christ solemnly commissioned his church to take the gospel to all nations, baptizing them and “teaching them to obey everything” that he had commanded. From its founding in 1897 down to this very day, in […]
Bioethicist William Hurlbut to speak at Spring Bioethics Lectureship
William Hurlbut, a leading bioethicist who has served on the U.S. President’s Council on Bioethics, will speak at the annual spring Bioethics Lectureship March 21 on the Deerfield campus. Hurlbut is senior research scholar in neurobiology at the Stanford Medical School. According to a university biography, after completing a doctor…
Sleasman named director of bioethics; Kilner legacy honored
Michael J. Sleasman becomes the new director of bioethics programs at Trinity Graduate School, succeeding John F. Kilner, who recently retired after 25 years of service to the University. Sleasman started as an affiliate professor at Trinity in 2004, and became managing director and research scholar at the Center for Bioethics & Human Dignity in […]
New Rolfing Library mural welcomes students in 62 languages
Electronic resources supervisor Taylor Wilcox saw a picture and drew immediate inspiration. A co-worker in Trinity International University’s Rolfing Library showed Wilcox a shot from inside another university library, where vinyl stick-on letters spelled out “Welcome” in about 25 languages. “Making our international students feel welcome and making the library as aesthetically pleasing as possible […]