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Trinity University

www.trinity.edu

 
At Trinity University, we create connections. We are a private, liberal arts and sciences institution in San Antonio, Texas, where our 2,400 students discover, grow, and become visionaries to make the world a better place. Our Pathways curriculum blends the liberal arts and sciences with business and pre-professional programs, enriching our writing, speaking, and problem-solving skills. We confront global challenges and challenge the status quo. We are confident. We are curious. We are catalysts. And we are Tigers.
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.trinity.edu
  • One Trinity Place
    San Antonio, TX USA 78212
  • Phone: 210.999.7011

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Rachel Rolf
 General Counsel Profile

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