Trinity University

We are celebrating our daughter's graduation this weekend and started with a beautiful Vespers service followed by the President's Reception for the graduates. I had not attended Vespers before, and this service incorporated many of the various beliefs held by students such as Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. Students played and sang beautifully and the Chaplain spoke inspiring words. The ceremony had delicious heavy hors d'oeuvres including chicken, empanadas, and desserts.

Not only is the mid-century modern architecture absolutely gorgeous, the college itself is a real gem of liberal arts in culture-rich San Antonio. This is a small university that is a real sleeper, with quality and selectivity that lift it into the elite ranks of liberal arts colleges. Despite all this, it is little known outside Texas, and is frequently confused with Trinity College in Connecticut. There's a large endowment that allows the university to be generous with financial aid, and to maintain a distinguished faculty that would stand out at any elite liberal arts college in the country.

Amazing campus life. Small class size. Great professors and guest lecturers. Renowned international community. Best university in Texas. Strongly recommended.

I wish they offered more graduate programs bc I would transfer here in a heartbeat! I am in love w this campus! It is smaller then most but it’s in the most ideal location surrounded by beautiful homes and natural scapes.

The education students receive here is some of the best in the state. The reason I am giving Trinity three stars is to call attention to a glaring issue: despite its billion dollar endowment, the campus is barely used during the summer and makes little effort to involve the city of San Antonio. As a former student and San Antonio native, I'm aware of how beautiful Trinity is and how hard the gardening/landscaping staff works to keep it that way. The architecture is magnificent. There are numerous opportunities for the university to use its resources to hold spectacular public events, yet the campus during the summer might as well be a ghost town. There is a real and relatively easy opportunity for the University to use its plentiful resources for the edification of the public. It should do that.

Genuinely love this place. The staff are all the nicest people you will ever meet. The faculty is incredible. Very quirky but very intelligent and always willing to help the students. The campus is beautiful and unlike any other college campus. Plus it's minutes from downtown San Antonio so there is plenty of opportunity to immerse yourself into the San Antonio community. 10/10 would recommend.

Beautiful campus, amazing professors, and awesome people. Really glad I came here. I would agree with some of the other reviewers that the social life can be tightly knit, but that just means that one needs to put themselves out there more and get out of one's comfort zone. Small classes mean you get to know most of the students on a personal level, and same goes with the professors.

Amazing campus and school. The professors really care about you and know you. Class size is amazing (small) and you can learn/do things you would only get to do in a masters’ program of a big university like research and getting published.

Most of the professors are egotistical weirdos. When I went there, all the coolest students transferred to other universities within two years to have a decent social life. All the women complained how ugly the male students were in general. Furthermore, unless you come from a rich white family, do not go here because they do not treat minorities well. This racist university is a total rip off!

The campus was a cute/ quaint little campus. I enjoyed my stay here for a Principals conference. They kids on staff were super polite and respectful!