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Trine Music Department
Christmas Show is Saturday
ANGOLA, Ind. – Get in the Christmas spirit and enjoy holiday tunes as well as a sing-a-long during the Trine Music Department Christmas Show at 3 p.m. Saturday. [ Learn More ]
Students, staff share experiences
during study abroad program
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's Study Abroad Club put the spotlight on studying abroad and what makes it so special during an event that was part of a global celebration of International Education Week. [ Learn More ]
Area children find formula for fun
during Math Kids' Night at Trine
ANGOLA, Ind. – Area children correctly calculated an evening of fun when they attended the Math Kids' Night at Trine University. [ Learn More ]
Trine starts holiday season with
free concert, decorated trees
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University is greeting the holiday season with its annual free concert and display of decorated trees in the Rick L. and Vicki L. James University Center. The Trine University Big Band will perform traditional holiday music during the Annual Holiday Community Jazz Concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, in Fabiani Theatre in the university center. [ Learn More ]
Trine, Parkview partner to offer
Doctor of Physical Therapy
ANGOLA, Ind. – Parkview Health and Trine University are partnering to offer Trine's new physical therapy program, the two organizations announced this morning at a press conference in the Carew Medical Park Atrium. [ Learn More ]
Trine to celebrate International
Education Week on Nov. 21
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University will focus on its study abroad program when it joins the global celebrations of International Education Week by hosting an event. Everyone is invited to attend and learn about the benefits of studying abroad. The Study Abroad and International Student Services offices will join to sponsor the celebration from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21, in Fabiani Theatre in the Rick L. and Vicki L. James University Center. [ Learn More ]
Gilbert and Sullivan music
is focus of Nov. 21 concert
ANGOLA, Ind. – Popular and memorable theater tunes will be performed during Trine University's "A Night of Gilbert and Sullivan." The concert is free. Trine's Musical Theatre and Opera Ensemble is scheduled to perform at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21, in the Furth Annex, 205 W. Maumee St. The performance will feature Trine students in semi-staged scenes from "H.M.S. Pinafore," "Pirates from Penzance" and "The Mikado" with piano. [ Learn More ]
Expert in forensic entomology
fascinates,entertains crowd
ANGOLA, Ind. – Insects, death and how the two go together was the theme of a Friday speech by Dr. Neal Haskell, an expert and founder of forensic entomology.
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Elementary students invited
to Math Kids' Night on Nov. 15
ANGOLA, Ind. – Area elementary students are invited to a Math Kids' Night at Trine University from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday. The annual event is sponsored by Trine's Math Club. [ Learn More ]
Jazz musicians plan entertaining
afternoon with Nov. 10 concert
Trine's Jazz Band and Jazz Combo will perform a Fall Jazz Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10, in Fabiani Theatre in the Rick L. and Vicki L. James University Center. Admission is free. [ Learn More ]
Expert in forensic entomology
to give free speech on Friday
ANGOLA, Ind. – A world-renowned scientist and one of the fathers of forensic entomology whose work has been featured on numerous television shows is scheduled to speak next week at Trine University. Dr. Neal Haskell uses his knowledge of the life cycles of insects to determine time and location of death. He has testified as an expert witness in numerous trials across the world and country, including the 2011 Florida trial of Casey Anthony, who was accused of murdering her toddler daughter, Caylee. [ Learn More ]
Win cash for best tech, business ideas in Innovation Challenge
ANGOLA, Ind. – What's your idea? Don't keep your great idea to yourself. Enter it in Trine University's Innovation Challenge for a chance to win scholarships or money to advance your ingenious idea. Trine University's Innovation One is offering the Innovation Challenge presented by Fifth Third Bank to find the best ideas and concepts for business and technology. A panel of judges will select finalists who will present their ideas in April. Winners will be publicly announced. [ Learn More ]
New cybersecurity major preps
grads to tackle online risks
ANGOLA, Ind. – With more Americans using the Internet and online risks increasing, Trine University is helping to tackle this growing crisis with the introduction of a major in cybersecurity. The announcement comes during National Cyber Security Awareness Month. [ Learn More ]
Trick or treat -- this Halloween
Concert (on Sunday) can't be beat
ANGOLA, Ind. – Get in the Halloween spirit by donning a costume and listening to a mix of Halloween favorites and tunes made popular by top movies during the Trine University Halloween Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday. [ Learn More ]
Trine board extends contract
of president Brooks through 2021
ANGOLA, Ind. – The Trine University Board of Trustees is eager to continue the momentum of recent years by extending the president's contract for an additional two years through 2021. The board credits Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., Trine president, with institutional growth during his tenure that began in 2000 when he became the 16th president. [ Learn More ]
Three alumni given awards
for service, commitment to Trine
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University bestowed awards on three alumni during the homecoming football game on Oct. 5. [ Learn More ]
History-making softball player
Bednarski added to Hall of Fame
ANGOLA, Ind. – A softball player who was the first in school history to be named an MIAA Player of the Year, and who also starred on the volleyball team, was inducted into the Trine University Hall of Fame on Oct. 5. Rainbow (Bednarski) McGregor led the Thunder on the softball field and volleyball court from 2003 to 2007. McGregor, of Elkhart, graduated in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science degree in elementary education. [ Learn More ]
All-American football player
Werling inducted into Hall of Fame
ANGOLA, Ind. – An All-American football standout at Trine University was inducted into the Hall of Fame on Oct. 5 John Werling, a 2001 graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in management, played on the Thunder football team from 1997 to 2000 and was team captain in 1999 and 2000. [ Learn More ]
Students hit their mark, earn
30 awards at regional conference
ANGOLA, Ind. – In what has become standard procedure, Trine University's Tau Alpha Omicron chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA) brought home 30 awards from the 2013 regional conference Oct. 11-13 in Chicago. The TAO chapter competed against eight different universities and colleges from the Midwest region in criminal justice-related events. [ Learn More ]
Prof offers safety tips during
Cyber Security Awareness Month
ANGOLA, Ind. – October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month so it's a good time to explore ways to safeguard your online identity and your computer. [ Learn More ]
Inaugural Storm's Challenge 5k
yields $3,500 for cancer research
ANGOLA, Ind. – More than 130 runners and walkers participated in Trine University's inaugural Storm's Challenge 5k on Oct. 5 during homecoming weekend and raised over $3,500 for the Jimmy V. Foundation for Cancer Research. [ Learn More ]
Jim and Joan Bock Center
dedicated during homecoming
ANGOLA, Ind. – "The Jim and Joan Bock Center for Innovation and Biomedical Engineering. Isn't that cool?" Those were Jim Bock's first words when he and his wife, Joan, stepped to the lectern during the dedication for the building at Trine University on Friday. The $6 million, nearly 25,000-square-foot Jim and Joan Bock Center for Innovation and Biomedical Engineering opened in August. [ Learn More ]
Trine launches $75m capital campaign, Invest in Excellence
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University announced a $75 million capital campaign on Thursday evening and is already more than halfway to its goal. The campaign, which raised $40 million during a silent phase, will support the annual fund, provide capital for renovation of Ford and Hershey halls and increase institutional endowment. [ Learn More ]
Steigmeyer to lead Lou Holtz
leadership program for SPS
ANGOLA, Ind. – A Fort Wayne professional is the new director of the Lou Holtz Master of Science in Leadership (MSL) Program for Trine University's School of Professional Studies. Nancy Steigmeyer began her duties in early July. [ Learn More ]
Legendary coach Lou Holtz lends
name to MS leadership program
ANGOLA, Ind. – Legendary football coach, ESPN analyst and Trine University trustee Lou Holtz has put his name and proven leadership style on Trine's Lou Holtz Master of Science in Leadership (MSL) Program. [ Learn More ]
Alum/trustee Lynn Brooks receives
Pillar of Success Award for service
A dedicated and generous Trine University trustee/alumnus was honored Thursday evening with one of the university's highest honors. Lynn A. Brooks, a 1975 graduate, learned he was the recipient of the Pillar of Success Award while watching a photo montage video that highlighted pictures of him from early childhood to the present. [ Learn More ]
Woman of Distinction Award
recognizes Joan Bock's work
A generous woman described as a visionary who works to make a difference was recognized Thursday evening by Trine University. Joan Bock was named Trine's Woman of Distinction for her service and support of Trine. [ Learn More ]
Trine awards highest honors
to Joan Bock, Lynn Brooks
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University has given its two highest honors, Woman of Distinction and Pillar of Success, to Joan Bock and Lynn Brooks, respectively.
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Sophomore Cameron Crenshaw
is 'Realizing the Dream' recipient
ANGOLA, Ind. – A Trine University sophomore from St. Paul, Ind., is the "Realizing the Dream" scholarship recipient for 2013. [ Learn More ]
Join Storm for 5k walk/run on
Oct. 5 during homecoming
ANGOLA, Ind. – It's not too late to register for Storm's Challenge, a 5k run/walk on Saturday during Homecoming 2013. [ Learn More ]
Logansport resident to lead SPS
Education Center in Logansport
ANGOLA, Ind. – A lifelong Logansport resident and higher education professional is leading Trine University's Logansport Education Center for the School of Professional Studies (SPS). [ Learn More ]
Trine chemical engineering teams continue streak with awards
ANGOLA, Ind. – For the second straight year, Trine University students in the McKetta Department of Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering have won a national design award. Chemical engineering students have been national design award winners for six out of the past seven years. [ Learn More ]
Trine's Overlooked Film Festival
begins with 'Mud' on Oct. 3
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's annual Overlooked Film Festival starts reeling in Fabiani Theatre on Thursday, Oct. 3, at 7 p.m. [ Learn More ]
Humanities Symposia underway,
continues through Nov. 19
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's Humanities Symposia, sponsored by the Department of Humanities & Communication, is underway with the next talk scheduled Tuesday as part of the series that continues through Nov. 19. [ Learn More ]
Indiana Cyber Charter School
tops standardized test average
ANGOLA, Ind. – Data from the 2013 statewide test results released last week by the Indiana Department of Education ranks Indiana Cyber Charter (InCyber) School in the top 10 charter schools operating in Indiana. Opened in 2012, InCyber is a statewide, online learning program for students in kindergarten through grade 12 in Indiana. InCyber is authorized by Education One, L.L.C., the charter school authorizing body of Trine University. [ Learn More ]
Trine's economic impact
is $73 million for year
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University is known for being one of the fastest-growing private colleges in Indiana, but its economic impact might be less known. Trine's economic impact for the 2013-14 academic year is $73 million. That's based on its total expenses multiplied by an average multiplier for Indiana shared by Independent Colleges of Indiana. [ Learn More ]
Don't miss chance to hold, read
rare books, documents at Trine
ANGOLA, Ind. – Don't miss an opportunity to thumb through early and first-edition books and manuscripts focused on human dignity and individual liberty when Trine University hosts a collection of works on loan from The Remnant Trust. [ Learn More ]
Alum, former standout Malefyt
to lead women's cross country
ANGOLA, Ind. – A 2004 graduate of Trine University has been named head women's coach for cross country after serving a year as an assistant coach for women's cross country and track and field. [ Learn More ]
Fourth straight class of 400+
freshmen begins today at Trine
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University welcomed its fourth straight freshman class of more than 400 students and debuted changes and upgrades when classes begin today. [ Learn More ]
Engineering students develop
hands-free shower system
ANGOLA, Ind. – A hands-free, automatic shower system developed by Trine University's Innovation One and a team of engineering students has improved a Fort Wayne man's quality of life. [ Learn More ]
Golf outing raises $85,000+
for Trine scholarship fund
ANGOLA, Ind. – Unseasonably low temperatures and rain didn't stop golfers from setting fundraising and participation records Friday at Trine University.An event record of more than $85,000 for Trine scholarships was raised during the Alumni & Friends 23rd Annual Scholarship Golf Outing at Trine's 18-hole Zollner Golf Course. All proceeds benefit the 2013-14 scholarship fund. [ Learn More ]
Trine's emerging doctorate
of physical therapy gets grant
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University has received a $350,000 grant from English, Bonter, Mitchell Foundation for its developing Professional Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) program The grant, payable over five years, will be used to help fund program development, building renovation and laboratory equipment. The foundation committed to the grant July 18. [ Learn More ]
Trine ready for biggest-ever
Summer Frenzy Visit on Friday
ANGOLA, Ind. – Get ready, Angola residents, because more than 135 prospective students and their 200+ guests plan to visit Trine University on Friday during Summer Frenzy Visit Day. That number could grow, too, because there's still time to register. [ Learn More ]
Summer Frenzy Visit Day a part
of Indiana Private College Week
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University is joining 30 other private, nonprofit colleges and universities in the state to observe Indiana Private College Week. As part of the fun, prospective students who visit an ICI school may enter to win one of three Amazon Kindles. [ Learn More ]
Four Thunder football players
named Pre-Season All-Americans
ANGOLA, Ind. – USA College Football, Inc. has named its 25th Annual Division III Pre-Season All Americans and four Trine University players are honored. [ Learn More ]
Trine sponsors chamber's
Young Professionals Network
ANGOLA, Ind. – This afternoon, the Angola Chamber of Commerce announced the formation of the Young Professionals Network of Steuben County with Trine University serving as the exclusive founding sponsor. [ Learn More ]
107 Trine student-athletes named
to MIAA Academic Honor Roll
ANGOLA, Ind. - Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Commissioner David Neilson has announced the Academic Honor Roll for the 2012-13 academic year. The list includes 107 Trine University student-athletes from all 18 MIAA teams. In addition, eight teams, including the women's cross country, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis, track and volleyball teams along with the men's tennis squad, were announced as Team GPA award winners. [ Learn More ]
Trine, Sturgis, Mich., groups
join forces to spur innovation
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's Innovation One is teaming with Sturgis Improvement Association and Sturgis Economic Development Corporation, both in Michigan, to help with the research and development necessary to commercialize new technologies or expand into new technology markets. [ Learn More ]
Trine, Elevate Ventures partner
to boost economic development
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University is the first college campus to house an entrepreneur-in-residence with Elevate Ventures, a nonprofit entrepreneurial venture capital firm with offices throughout Indiana. [ Learn More ]
Trine's Lego Robotic Kids Camps
add fun element to challenges
ANGOLA, Ind. – Challenges in a fun way are on tap during Lego Robotics Kids Camps offered this summer throughout Indiana by Trine University's School of Professional Studies. The camps provide an opportunity for children to learn about science, technology, teamwork and problem-solving through robotics. [ Learn More ]
Trine's Summer Frenzy Visit part
of Indiana Private College Week
ANGOLA, Ind. – Don't let summer end without a visit to Trine University during the Summer Frenzy Visit Day, which is also a part of Indiana Private College Week. [ Learn More ]
Trine honors faculty, staff
for outstanding service
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University recently honored several faculty members and two staff members for outstanding service. [ Learn More ]
45 seniors inducted into
Order of the Engineer
ANGOLA, Ind. – Forty-five seniors in Trine University's Allen School of Engineering & Technology were inducted into the Order of the Engineer during a recent ring ceremony. [ Learn More ]
Hoosier Girls State, June 23-28, coming to Trine for first time
ANGOLA, Ind. – More than 600 girls who are high school juniors are expected to participate in Hoosier Girls State at Trine University. [ Learn More ]
Trine's Miller Lite interns report
having priceless adventure
ANGOLA, Ind. – Four best friends embarked on an epic adventure after ending the school year at Trine University. The 16-day internship explored the best jobs Miller Lite has to offer and treated the foursome to experiences that money can't buy. [ Learn More ]
New Thunder Gear manager
eager to show what store offers
ANGOLA, Ind. – An Angola woman has been named manager of Trine University's Thunder Gear store that stocks a variety of apparel and other items. [ Learn More ]
Trine to host Hoosier Boys State
for fifth time from June 16-21
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University will host Hoosier Boys State for the fifth year from June 16-21. The residential program will give nearly 500 recommended high school juniors an opportunity to learn the role of politics in daily living. The weeklong event, "A Week to Shape a Lifetime," is hosted by the American Legion. [ Learn More ]
Trine engineering students top
national rate for passing exam
ANGOLA, Ind. – May graduates of Trine University who took the Fundamentals of Engineering Examination exceeded the national average for passing the test. [ Learn More ]
Alumnus designates $1.5M gift
for Trine's engineering program
ANGOLA, Ind. – A generous alumnus recently designated a $1.5 million endowment gift to benefit the engineering program at Trine University. [ Learn More ]
SOAR orientation preps students,
parents for university experience
ANGOLA, Ind. – Incoming freshmen, transfer students and their parents get a chance to learn all things Trine University during orientation next week. [ Learn More ]
Lt. Gov. Ellspermann tours
campus with Trine team
ANGOLA, Ind. – Indiana Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann toured Trine University during a visit to Steuben County on Monday. [ Learn More ]
Veteran brothers use military,
higher ed to better themselves
ANGOLA, Ind. -- A goal of bettering themselves led two brothers to military service and then to Trine University. Garett Engel of Fort Wayne and Skyler Engel of Pioneer, Ohio, are studying criminal justice in Trine's School of Professional Studies at the Fort Wayne Regional Campus, Dupont. Both credit the discipline honed in military service for making them better students. [ Learn More ]
Trine, Fifth Third Bank challenge
individuals to create concepts
ANGOLA, Ind. – Strap on those thinking caps because Trine University's Innovation One is partnering with Fifth Third Bank to challenge and reward individuals in the region to develop new ideas in business and technology. [ Learn More ]
$1M grant from Steel Dynamics
Foundation funds scholarships
ANGOLA, Ind. – Steel Dynamics Foundation, Inc., (Foundation) is providing a $1 million grant to fund a scholarship program at Trine University as part of its ongoing investment in higher education in the region, particularly in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and in the business areas of finance and accounting. [ Learn More ]
Trine receives $300k grant
from Olive B. Cole Foundation
ANGOLA, Ind. –The Olive B. Cole Foundation of Fort Wayne has awarded a $300,000 grant to Trine University to help fund lab equipment for the Jim and Joan Bock Center for Innovation and Biomedical Engineering. [ Learn More ]
Trine dedicates soccer field
to Dr. R. Wyatt and Judy Weaver
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's campus community, members of the Board of Trustees and friends showed their appreciation and support Friday, May 3, when Trine dedicated its soccer field to Dr. R. Wyatt "Joe" and Judy Weaver. [ Learn More ]
Trine marks 128th commencement,
ESPN's Rece Davis is speaker
ANGOLA, Ind. – Plenty of positive energy generated a celebratory mood this weekend at Trine University when more than 400 graduates marched during commencement and the softball team won its fifth conference title. [ Learn More ]
Trine names associate VP
for Peoria, Ariz., campus
ANGOLA, Ind. – A longtime Arizona resident with experience in higher education and business and degrees from Cornell University has been selected to lead Trine University Peoria. Deborah DeSimone of Peoria, Ariz., has been named associate vice president and will serve as the chief administrative officer of the new Peoria campus, 14100 N. 83rd Ave. She begins Monday, May 6. [ Learn More ]
Trine board chair Rick James
inducted into Indiana Academy
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's chairman of the Board of Trustees was recently inducted into The Indiana Academy. Rick L. James, who leads Trine's board and is a founding partner and chairman of Metal Technologies, Inc., was among four individuals inducted on April 15. Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., Trine president, introduced James when he received the honor. [ Learn More ]
Trine names vice president
for enrollment management
ANGOLA, Ind. – An Indiana native with nearly two decades of experience in higher education has been selected to lead Trine University's admission, financial aid and marketing teams. Stuart D. Jones, Ph.D., was named vice president for enrollment management and is scheduled to begin his new duties June 3. [ Learn More ]
Senior celebration honors
students at Schererville center
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's commencement ceremony is just around the corner and one group of students is already celebrating their endeavors. Students enrolled in Trine's School of Professional Studies in Schererville held a senior celebration on Friday, April 19. [ Learn More ]
Trio of Trine seniors have been
accepted to graduate schools
ANGOLA, Ind. – Three Trine University seniors are looking ahead to graduate school before they even graduate from Trine on Saturday, May 4. Accepted to doctoral programs are Rebekah Duncan of San Diego, Calif., Jamie Meegan of Worthington, Ohio, and Julia Nell of Ada, Okla.
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Trine's Peoria, Ariz., campus
gains HLC accreditation
ANGOLA, Ind. – It's official: Trine University's new Peoria, Ariz., campus has earned accreditation and is rolling out the red carpet to prospective students in the West Valley. On April 23, the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) approved Trine to conduct business in Peoria. The Higher Learning Commission conducts institutional accreditation, which is voluntarily sought by colleges and universities, according to HLC. [ Learn More ]
Trine Math Club finds formula
for fun for annual Kids Math Night
ANGOLA, Ind. – Area children plus the Trine Math Club equals one evening of fun – at least that's how the equation worked out recently during Trine University's annual Kids Math Night. [ Learn More ]
Trine senior students in spotlight
as commencement nears May 4
ANGOLA, Ind. -- Trine University is celebrating its senior students as they get closer to graduating on Saturday, May 4. [ Learn More ]
Trine hires admissions director
for new Peoria, Ariz., campus
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University has hired a director of admissions for its new campus in Peoria, Ariz. Bree Stalhut, of Peoria, began her duties last month, and is responsible for enrollment management and supervising admission counselors. As director, she oversees the overall planning and operations of meeting goals for new student recruitment, marketing, and policy and communication development. Stalhut also counsels students and parents on admission and financial aid processes and procedures. [ Learn More ]
Alzheimer's walk set for Friday,
April 26, at Zollner Golf Course
ANGOLA, Ind. – There's still time to get involved in an Alzheimer's walk on Friday afternoon that was organized by a Trine University student. The walk at Zollner Golf Course is themed "Looking Back, Moving Forward" and is a fundraiser to help find a cure for Alzheimer's disease, a degenerative disease of the brain. [ Learn More ]
Trio of free music concerts set
for weekend of April 20-21
ANGOLA, Ind. – Music lovers will get plenty of options this weekend – ranging from jazz to ensembles to orchestra – during three concerts scheduled by Trine University. [ Learn More ]
Trine offers four-year graduation
guarantee to incoming freshmen
ANGOLA, Ind. – Graduate in four years or tuition is free for the fifth year; that's what Trine University is guaranteeing its class of 2017. University officials adopted the plan because the cost of higher education is a top concern for students and their parents. [ Learn More ]
Trine plans Spring Frenzy
Visit Day on Friday, April 26
ANGOLA, Ind. – Don't end the school year without checking out Trine University's Spring Frenzy Visit Day and Engineering Expo. Set for Friday, April 26, it's the last visit day of Trine's academic year and an ideal time for students and their parents to visit the campus and learn about programs. [ Learn More ]
Trine spring recital to feature
mixture of music on April 26
ANGOLA, Ind. -- Trine University will celebrate its student musicians during the Spring Applied Studies Music Recital on Friday, April 26. [ Learn More ]
MusicalTheatre/Opera Ensemble
to perform 'The Impresario'
ANGOLA, Ind. -- Everyone is invited to a performance of Mozart's "The Impresario" by Trine University's Musical Theatre/Opera Ensemble on Tuesday, April 23. [ Learn More ]
Seniors to show projects during
Engineering Expo on April 26
ANGOLA, Ind. – Visitors can step into the world of the future during Trine University's annual Engineering Design Expo on Friday, April 26. Senior students in the Allen School of Engineering & Technology will show or demonstrate their projects from 1 to 3 p.m. April 26 in Fawick Hall on the first and second floors. Projects range from new or improved designs for existing items to robots to a hands-free shower system. [ Learn More ]
Trine senior student organizes
World Book Night for April 23
ANGOLA, Ind. -- A Trine University senior eager to share his love of books and reading has organized a free book exchange, giveaways and more during World Book Night, a free public event, on April 23. [ Learn More ]
Team wins competition at
at engineering conference
ANGOLA, Ind. – A group of Trine University students recently won a competition during the North Central Regional Student Conference of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers at the University of Cincinnati. [ Learn More ]
Tyler wins distinguished faculty
award from CCH on Saturday
ANGOLA, Ind. -- Trine University's Campus Christian House presented its distinguished faculty award to Timothy Tyler during its 27th annual banquet on Saturday, April 6. [ Learn More ]
Trine promotes Boggs to serve
as regional director for SPS
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University has promoted a department director to serve as Fort Wayne regional director of the Trine School of Professional Studies. Jill Boggs, who has served as executive director of Brand & Integrated Marketing at the main campus since August 2006, was promoted March 26. [ Learn More ]
CE students to compete during
annual conference at Trine
ANGOLA, Ind. – Civil engineering students representing 18 engineering schools from Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin will compete at Trine University on April 18-20 during the American Society of Civil Engineers Great Lakes Region Student Conference. [ Learn More ]
NCAA Division III Week celebrates
success of student-athletes
ANGOLA, Ind. – Join Trine University as it celebrates NCAA DIII Week, a special week to shine a spotlight on Division III athletics, with a host of free activities from April 8-14. [ Learn More ]
Foundation Fieldbus program
course, instructor win awards
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's Foundation Fieldbus Certified Training Program recently won two awards. Trine's Foundation Certified Professional course FF400 was awarded "Course of the Year" and instructor David Lancaster was honored as "Faculty of the Year" by the Indiana Council for Continuing Education (ICCE).
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International Night offers taste,
experience of different cultures
ANGOLA, Ind. – "See the World in Colors" and experience different cultures without the need for a passport during Trine University's 45th annual International Night, iNight 2013, on the main campus. The event is set for Saturday, April 20.
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Winners of annual Cunningham
writing contest announced
ANGOLA, Ind. – The winners of Trine University's 2013 Walter Cunningham Writing Contest have been announced. This is the fourth year for the contest sponsored by the university's Department of Language & Humanities, Humanities Institute and Writing Center. [ Learn More ]
Nine teams compete in annual
TEAMS event at Trine University
ANGOLA, Ind. – Nine area teams recently competed at Trine University during an annual competition designed to help middle and high school students discover their potential for engineering. [ Learn More ]
Trine promotes Karen S. Hamilton
to dean of Franks School
ANGOLA, Ind. – Karen S. Hamilton, Ph.D., an associate professor in the Franks School of Education, was promoted March 1 to dean of the school. She had served as interim dean since January. [ Learn More ]
Trine alumnus earns PGA award
for work as
assistant professional
ANGOLA, Ind. -- Trine University alumnus Kyle Cramer has been named the 2013 Assistant Professional of the Year by the Indiana Section PGA. [ Learn More ]
Trine plans April 10 rally, march
for Take Back the Night event
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University has planned its annual Take Back the Night rally and march to observe Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 10, on the north lawn of Best Hall. [ Learn More ]
Trine ensembles, local residents
to present 'Gloria' on March 24
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University music ensembles are teaming with community members to present Vivaldi's "Gloria" at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 24, in Dales Hughes Auditorium. [ Learn More ]
Trine's Sarah Brown recognized
on 40 Under 40 achievement list
ANGOLA, Ind. – Sarah L. Brown, director of annual giving at Trine since June 2010, has been named to Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly's 40 Under 40 class of 2013. [ Learn More ]
Trine, RISE hope to reap what they
sow with new farm to fork project
ANGOLA, Ind. – Spring signals a time for growth and that's definitely the case as Trine University and RISE, Inc., agree to partner on a new initiative. [ Learn More ]
Trine Drama Club to present
'That Darn Plot' on March 21-23
The Trine University Drama Club will present the comedy "That Darn Plot" at 7:30 p.m. in Wells Theater on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 21-23. [ Learn More ]
Law concentration added to MS
with major in Criminal Justice
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University is adding a fourth option for those earning a Master of Science with a major in Criminal Justice (MSCJ) and that is a concentration in law, which will debut this summer. [ Learn More ]
Trine begins $6 million project on
T. Furth Center for Performing Arts
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University is giving a historic structure in Angola a facelift and upgrade befitting the historic Greek Revival brick building. [ Learn More ]
Trine approved as transfer partner
for system of Arizona colleges
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University has been approved as a transfer partner for Maricopa (Ariz.) Community Colleges. [ Learn More ]
Trine president, 3 trustees speak
at conference in Peoria, Ariz.
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's president and three members of its board of trustees recently participated in an innovation forum in Peoria, Ariz. [ Learn More ]
ESPN's Rece Davis to deliver
commencement address May 4
ANGOLA, Ind. – Rece Davis, an ESPN sports commentator who launched his career as an unpaid intern, will give the commencement address during Trine University's 128th graduation ceremony on Saturday, May 4. [ Learn More ]
Trine plans March 17 concert
at Tibbits Opera House, Coldwater
ANGOLA, Ind. – The Tibbits Opera House in nearby Coldwater, Mich., will be the venue for Trine University's Celtic-themed concert on St. Patrick's Day. [ Learn More ]
Overlooked Film Festival begins
Feb. 21 with 'Marigold Hotel'
ANGOLA, Ind. -- Everyone is invited to forget the cost of theater admission, or about watching reruns on television, and check out the Overlooked Film Festival at Trine University. Beginning Thursday, Feb. 21, one of six films will be screened through April 11. [ Learn More ]
Green Expo 2013 to highlight
best environmental practices
ANGOLA, Ind. -- Highlighting area services and expertise in environmental consciousness are the focus of Green Expo 2013 on Saturday, Feb. 23, at Trine University. [ Learn More ]
Introduce a Girl to Engineering
Day is Feb. 23; boys welcome, too
ANGOLA, Ind. – Middle school girls can participate in free activities to learn about engineering during Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day on Saturday, Feb. 23, at Trine University. The event takes place during National Engineering Week, Feb. 17-23. [ Learn More ]
Music department plans tribute
to Broadway, Celtic movies
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's music department will offer two free performances that will feature a variety of selections from Broadway and the big screen. [ Learn More ]
Soul Food Fest features
full menu, live music on Feb. 18
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's Soul Food Fest features an assortment of soul foods and a smooth blend of music by a local musician. The event is part of Black History Week, Feb. 18-22. [ Learn More ]
Group of Trine students performs
at Chinese New Year party
ANGOLA, Ind. – Five Trine students sang Chinese songs during a Chinese New Year party in Fort Wayne. Students performed three songs, "Sorry, My Chinese is Not Very Good," "Happy Chinese New Year" and "12 Zodiacs." The students are enrolled in Chinese language classes at Trine that are taught by Yi-Hua "Sunny" Chan, an adjunct professor of Chinese in the Department of Language & Humanities. [ Learn More ]
Trine's summer courses
discounted up to 60 percent
ANGOLA, Ind. – Taking classes during the summer might be easier to swallow with a discount of up to 60 percent off at Trine University. That discount for online and seated classes at the main campus in Angola is extended to all students, not just those enrolled at Trine. [ Learn More ]
Gala raises record-setting
$300,000-plus for scholarships
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University set a record on Saturday when it raised more than $300,000 at its 10th annual Black and White Scholarship Gala in the Keith E. Busse/Steel Dynamics Athletic and Recreation Center. [ Learn More ]
Enjoy free admission, T-shirt,
food on Hoopla Community Day
ANGOLA, Ind. – Silence the kids' cries that there's nothing to do by bouncing over to Trine University for Hoopla Community Day – an afternoon of free fun and food on Saturday, Feb. 16, and a great way to get in the spirit for March Madness. [Learn More ]
Student Education Association
offers to entertain children
ANGOLA, Ind. – Parents and caregivers in need of an evening out, or those who wish to delay celebrating Valentine's Day until during the weekend, will want to check out Parents' Night Out! at Trine University. [ Learn More ]
New School of Health Sciences, Doctor of Physical Therapy
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University is making history with a new school and a first-ever doctorate, and an integral part of this advancement is the new dean and program director. [ Learn More ]
Engineering Visit Day on Feb. 18
is during National Engineers Week
ANGOLA, Ind. – High school juniors and seniors who plan to study engineering are invited to Trine University's Engineering Visit Day on Monday, Feb. 18. The special visit day coincides with National Engineers Week, Feb. 17-23. [ Learn More ]
Trine's job placement rate
of 92 percent tops national mark
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University continues to boast a job placement rate higher than 90 percent for recent graduates, vastly higher than the national average of 63.6 percent. [ Learn More ]
Fifth annual career fair scores
with employers, Trine students
ANGOLA, Ind. – More than 300 Trine University students turned out to meet the more than 100 recruiters from regional businesses at the Fifth Annual Trine University Career & Internship Fair on Thursday, Jan. 31, at Trine. [ Learn More ]
Howenstine earns Ph.D. while
organ transplant
ANGOLA, Ind. – There's keeping busy, and then there's the schedule of a Trine marketing professor who had a lofty to-do list for 2012: get a promotion, earn a doctorate and undergo an organ transplant.
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More than 500 students, staff
log service for MLK Day
ANGOLA, Ind. – For the first time, Trine University engaged in a day of service for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Jan. 21. While many students and staff members volunteered that day, others performed tasks and volunteered during the week. [ Learn More ]
West African dance troupe
to perform Friday at Trine
ANGOLA, Ind. – Visitors will be treated to traditional and contemporary African music and dance when they attend a presentation by the Saakumu Dance Troupe at Trine University. [ Learn More ]
Scholarship Golf Classic raises
nearly $30,000 for students
Trine University is focused on the Trine Student Scholarship Fund and hosted one event last week while the biggest event to benefit the fund – the 10th annual Black & White Scholarship Gala – is set for Saturday,
Feb. 9. [ Learn More ]
Nearly 100 Trine students, staff
members volunteer on MLK Day
Groups of Trine University students and staff volunteered in the Angola area on Monday during Trine's first Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. Others plan to volunteer as the week continues. [ Learn More ]
Books and Beyond challenge
under way, gala set for
Feb. 9
Ninety-eight percent of Trine University students receive financial aid/scholarships and Trine has two events planned to help secure funding for future scholarships.
[ Learn More ]
Hamilton named interim dean
of Franks School of Education
Karen Hamilton, Ph.D., an associate professor in the Franks School of Education, has been promoted to interim dean of the school. [ Learn More ]
Trine seeks service projects
for MLK Day of Service, Jan. 21
Trine University is launching a Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service as a way to honor the late civil rights leader and commit to serving the community and is seeking project ideas. [ Learn More ]
Trine gets $50k grant for doctoral
program in physical therapy
ANGOLA, Ind. – The Schneider Foundation through PNC Charitable Trusts has awarded $50,000 for Trine University's new doctoral program in physical therapy, making it the first gift for Trine's first doctoral program. [ Learn More ]
Trine to host books, manuscripts
from The Remnant Trust collection
ANGOLA, Ind. -- More than 50 manuscripts, first edition books and early works on the topics of human dignity and individual liberty from The Remnant Trust will be on loan to Trine University in fall 2013. [ Learn More ]
Trine donates Christmas trees
to be given to families in need
ANGOLA, Ind. – Three dozen trees decorated by Trine University organizations and departments are being distributed to under-resourced local families by Project Help of Steuben County. [ Learn More ]
Trine adds major in music
to four-year degree offerings
ANGOLA, Ind. -- Trine University has hit a high note by adding a major in music option for those earning a Bachelor of Science degree.
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Laker new dean of Jannen School
of Arts & Sciences
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University has appointed a dean for its Jannen School of Arts & Science. Craig Laker, who has served as interim dean since June 1, was named the dean on Tuesday, Dec. 11. [ Learn More ]
Schererville site sets session
on master's in criminal justice
ANGOLA, Ind. – Adult learners will have an opportunity to learn about Trine University Schererville's Master of Science with major in criminal justice program at a session on Tuesday, Dec. 18. [ Learn More ]
Image of Storm recycling
helps S.P.E.A.K. win contest
ANGOLA, Ind. -- A photograph of Storm's effort to recycle was a fan favorite on Facebook and Trine University's mascot then won a drawing to get recycling bins for the campus. [ Learn More ]
Five mechanical engineering
students earn scholarships
ANGOLA, Ind. – Five Trine University students majoring in mechanical engineering were awarded scholarships during Foundry Educational Foundation's recent College Industry Conference in Chicago. And, Trine has won more special delegate scholarships than any other university in the past seven years. [ Learn More ]
Masters in leadership online ranks
No. 8 as 'best affordable' in U.S.
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's online masters in leadership program has been ranked No. 8 among 32 accredited online degree programs in the United States on GetEducated.com. [ Learn More ]
Engineering, teacher education students
join talents to teach youngsters
ANGOLA, Ind. – Engineering and teacher education students pooled their skills to develop "creative and useful" ways to teach science to grade-schoolers. [ Learn More ]
NiSource Foundation gift aids
renewable-energy initiatives
ANGOLA, Ind. – NIPSCO leaders recently presented the first gift to support Trine University's renewable energy initiatives. [ Learn More ]
Trine's Zollner Golf Course
two PGA professionals
ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University's Zollner Golf Course now boasts two professionals with PGA certification. Noah Warren, Zollner assistant golf professional, recently gained Class A membership with the Professional Golfers' Association of America after four years of work. [ Learn More ]
Trine Music Department celebrates
with Christmas Show on Dec. 9
Get into the holiday mood with the Trine University Music Department Christmas Show featuring five groups. [ Learn More ]
Trine welcomes holiday season
with free concert, tree display
Trine University gives a nod to the holiday season with a free concert and display of decorated trees on Sunday, Dec. 2, in the Rick L. and Vicki L. James University Center. [ Learn More ]
Trio relies on military skill
to navigate classes, jobs, life
A few students at Trine use military precision to balance classes with jobs, family and daily living. [ Learn More ]
Sophomore Britney Browning,
ME major, 'Realizing the Dream'
A Trine University sophomore from Versailles was among 31 first-generation college students from Indiana's independent colleges and universities who were celebrated Saturday, Nov. 10. [ Learn More ]
Trine's School of Professional
Studies meets veteran's needs
Navy veteran Dustin Perry is focused on his studies and gaining real-life experience while keeping his eye on the goal: a career in criminal justice. [ Learn More ]
Veterans get free admission
Nov. 10 for Trine football game
Veterans Day on Saturday at Trine University means vets get free admission to the final football game of the season. [ Learn More ]
Rocket scientist's speech
to explore interstellar travel
An expert in advanced space propulsion who could likely blend in with the gang on "The Big Bang Theory" will be on Trine's campus Nov. 14 to talk about advanced space propulsion. [ Learn More ]
Cyber security focus of program
Learning how to protect computers and smart phones from viruses and other risks is the topic of a free presentation this evening at Trine University. [ Learn More ]
Concert celebrates Mozart
The Trine University Choir and Music Theatre/Opera Ensemble will celebrate Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his contribution to vocal literature with a performance on Sunday, Nov. 4. [ Learn More ]
Civil engineering students build way to top at Plank-A-Palooza
A Trine University team of senior civil engineering students won the best structure award recently at the third annual Plank-A-Palooza, sponsored by Early Childhood Alliance in Fort Wayne. [ Learn More ]
Trine chemical engineering students continue winning ways
A Trine University team recently won a national award from the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, continuing a winning trend by Trine students. [ Learn More ]
Trine to open Peoria, Ariz.,
campus in spring 2013
Trine University will be opening a campus in Peoria, Ariz., next spring. [ Learn More ]
'Correctional Chaplains' author
to speak, sign books Nov. 17
W. Thomas Beckner, author of "Correctional Chaplains: Keepers of the Cloak," will be on Trine University's campus for a presentation and book signing Saturday, Nov. 17. [ Learn More ]
Dane Miller, Biomet co-founder, is Trine's distinguished speaker
The co-founder and former president and CEO of Biomet, Inc., is Trine University's fall 2012 distinguished speaker. [ Learn More ]
'Alarms and Excursions' opens Oct. 25 at Trine
Anyone who can appreciate that comic wit, or more broadly, anyone living today, will be sure to enjoy the comedy "Alarms and Excursions" by the Trine University Drama Club. [ Learn More ]
Trine's American Criminal Justice Association chapter wins 54 awards
In what has become standard procedure, Trine University's Tau Alpha Omicron chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA) brought home 54 awards from the 2012 regional conference Oct. 5-7 in Milwaukee. [ Learn More ]
Trine recognizes Rick L. James with Pillar of Success and Distinguished Service Awards
Trine University honored Rick L. James with its highest honor, the Pillar of Success Award, during the 17th annual Touchstone Donor Recognition in Ketner Sports Center. [ Learn More ]
Trine′s homecoming reaps big rewards
Trine University welcomed friends, trustees, donors and alumni home to campus during its 2012 homecoming festivities. [ Learn More ]
Trine enrollment on the rise
In a time when many schools are experiencing enrollment slumps, Trine University, the fastest-growing private institution in Indiana is celebrating record enrollment. [ Learn More ]
Kinder Morgan Foundation grant
helps Trine stage Lego Camps
IANGOLA, Ind. – A grant awarded to Trine University's Community Education Program from Kinder Morgan Foundation made it possible for more than 300 regional youth to participate in Lego Camps in June, July and August. [ Learn More ]
Ravellette to lead women's lacrosse at Trine
Jeannine Ravellette will lead Trine University's women's lacrosse team this fall, officials announced today. [Learn More]
Universities should provide
quality education options
One certainty about the future is change. The common phrase of "This is the way we've always done it" paralyzes and limits discussion of alternatives to make education more flexible and affordable. [Learn More]
Trine launches Innovation One
Trine University is investing more than $8 million in Innovation One to support new and existing business across the region along with entrepreneurs looking to bring new ideas to market. [ Learn More]
New Trine track and field coach giving back
Fort Wayne native Thomas Knudson will take the helm of Trine's track and field program beginning this year, after successfully coaching runners at the high-school level for 27 years. [Learn More]
TGear store open,
welcomes new manager
The TGear Store, Trine University's apparel and gift shop at 705 W. Maumee St., is open for business and a new manager has come on board. [Learn More]
Trine raises almost $60,000 for student scholarships
More than 230 golfers and dedicated businesses, alumni and friends raised approximately $60,000 for deserving students during Trine University's 22nd annual Alumni and Friends Scholarship Golf Outing. [Learn More]
Trine's School of Professional Studies off to a rolling start
Trine University's School of Professional Studies is off to a rolling start and making changes to better accommodate adult students, officials announced today. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes new
assistant athletic director
A former women's basketball coach and educator with more than 20 years of leadership experience at the high school and NCAA Division I levels has been named Trine University's associate athletic director. [Learn More]
Changes will save Trine adult students thousands of dollars
Trine University's School of Professional Studies recently implemented changes that will save adult learners at its regional learning centers branch and virtual campuses thousands of dollars over the course of their education. [Learn More]
Trine offers new, flexible FOUNDATION certified courses
Trine University is one of only seven FOUNDATION-certified training institutions in the world, and now it is the first to offer the FOUNDATION Certified Professional course using a hybrid delivery method. [Learn More]
Sign up for Trine's new emergency alert system
Trine University takes campus safety seriously, and as part of continuous efforts to improve communication and security, the university has partnered with Rave Mobile Alerts System.
[Learn More]
NCAA D1 soccer teams
playing at Trine
It's a first for Trine University athletics – four NCAA Division I soccer teams will play exhibition games on the university's award-winning soccer field as a fundraiser for its women's soccer team on Sunday, Aug. 19.
[Learn More]
Two SPS graduates earn
Leonard Future Leader Award
Two graduates of Trine University's School of Professional Studies earned the 2011-12 Leonard Future Leader Award. [Learn More]
Trine's enrollment climbs higher
Trine University's enrollment numbers continue to climb, and administrators are projecting that the Allen School of Engineering & Technology will see its largest student enrollment in 30 years.
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President Brooks answers questions about college cost, tuition, return on investment
Today, more than ever before, we are hearing about the cost of a college education. After working more than 30 years in higher education, I'd like to give you a view of the numbers you are seeing, the reality of debt and the long-term benefits of an education. [Learn More]
Chinese students enjoy American homestay experiences
For Jon and Amy Walmer, hosting Chinese exchange students meant more than they could have imagined for their eight-year-old daughter, Makenzie. The Walmers, along with 15 other area families, welcomed Chinese high school students for an overnight homestay experience during Trine University's Summer American Language and Culture Academy this month. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes young Chinese visitors to campus
In an effort to continue building relations with schools in China, Trine University hosted 28 Chinese middle and high school students during the Summer American Language and Culture Academy this month. [Learn More]
Gov. Daniels proclaims July 23-27 Indiana Private College Week
In a proclamation issued from the governor's office last week, the productivity of Indiana's independent sector of higher education was cited. While enrolling only 20 percent of the state's undergraduates, ICI campuses produce 35 percent of its bachelor's degrees, as well as graduate the majority of their students within four years. [Learn More]
Korea-America Student Convention kicks off July 5
Trine University will host more than 40 student delegates during the Korea-America Student Convention's fifth annual opening ceremony Thursday, July 5, at 3 p.m. in Fabiani Theatre in the Rick L. and Vicki L. James University Center on the main campus. [Learn More]
Trine hopes to break record for annual scholarship golf outing
Trine University is hoping to break its $72,000 fundraising record at its 22nd annual Alumni & Friends Scholarship Golf Outing, which will be Aug. 3 at the university's Zollner Golf Course. [Learn More]
Hoosier Girls State moves to Trine
Hoosier Girls State, a program of the American Legion Auxiliary, is moving to Trine University in 2013, after spending nearly four decades at Indiana State University. [Learn More]
Trine restores historic depot, opens restaurant
Trine University has resurrected the former Lakeshore Depot, at 611 W. Maumee St., and is opening it as a restaurant available to the public on Monday, July 2. [Learn More]
Peoria, Ariz., Trine
enter into agreement
The city of Peoria, Ariz., and Trine University have entered into an Exclusive Negotiating Agreement to explore the development of a branch campus in Peoria. [Learn More]
Trine moving forward with science, research consortium
The Life Science Education and Research Consortium of Northeast Indiana is forging ahead, with two of the five partner schools already moving forward this fall. [Learn More]
Coach Lou Holtz talks
at Hoosier Boys State
American Legion Hoosier Boys State celebrated its 75th anniversary Wednesday in Trine University's Hershey Hall with special presentations and an inspirational message from Hall of Fame football coach and Trine trustee Lou Holtz. [Learn More]
Business, education set perfect foundation for director
Jeanie Ruppert-Boling believes her experiences in education and business provide the perfect combination for her new role as the campus director at Trine University's South Bend Regional Campus. [Learn More]
Trine employees win
international awards
Two Trine University Department of Brand and Integrated Marketing employees received international awards from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) this week. [Learn More]
Communication expert joins Trine's faculty
After advising national leaders during the Cold War, Apartheid and other times of national and international civil unrest, Mark Helmke will join Trine University's Ketner School of Business as a communication instructor. [Learn More]
Trine to host 75th annual Hoosier Boys State celebration
American Legion Hoosier Boys State, a program dedicated to turning young men into informed citizens, will celebrate its 75th anniversary at Trine University on June 10-16. [Learn More]
Trine trustees elect new leaders
A new slate of officers will be leading Trine University's Board of Trustees, beginning this fall. [Learn More]
Former teacher leading
Middle College
An experienced teacher and alumna is leading Trine University's growing Middle College, a program that allows students to earn college credit while still in high school, whether on Trine's campus or in their high school classrooms. [Learn More]
Faculty, staff recognized
Faculty and staff were treated to the annual commencement breakfast May 7, held before the school's 127th commencement ceremony. [Learn More]
Lazusky promoted to SPS regional director
Michael Lazusky was promoted to regional director for the Trine University School of Professional Studies. [Learn More]
Trine dedicates University Center to Rick and Vicki James
Trine University officials dedicated its award-winning University Center to Rick and Vicki James, a couple who have been instrumental in the school's advancements in the last decade. [Learn More]
Shannon promoted to vice president for academic affairs
Trine University has promoted John Shannon, Ph.D., to vice president for academic affairs, officials announced today. [Learn More]
Hastert encourages graduates
to 'do extraordinary things'
"Life expects ordinary people to do extraordinary things," former U.S. Speaker of the House J. Dennis Hastert told nearly 500 graduates in his address at Trine University's 127th annual commencement ceremony May 5 in Hershey Hall. [Learn More]
Trine commits $8 million to economic growth, education
Trine University will invest more than $8 million in education and economic growth, officials announced in press conference on Friday, May 4, on the school's main campus in Angola. [Learn More]
Engineering students finish second at prestigious contest
Trine University engineering students earned two first-place awards and finished second place overall in the Great Lakes Region American Society of Civil Engineering Student Chapter Conference, beating every competing school from Indiana. [Learn More]
Trine receives $3 million in gifts for performing arts center
Since January, Trine University has received $3 million in new gifts and commitments for the restoration and renovation of T. Furth Center for Performing Arts, which will create an artistic venue, not only for students, but for the city of Angola and northeast Indiana. [Learn More]
Trine's football coach promoted to university athletic director
Head football coach Matt Land is now the university's athletic director, officials announced today. In his new role, he will continue to serve as head football coach. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes Pacemate
as new cheer coach
Trine University is welcoming Indiana Pacers Pacemate Shea Chambers as its new head cheerleading, dance and spirit coach. [Learn More]
Engineering Expo to be April 27
See robots in action, check out a reusable rocket designed to meet NASA specifications or get an up-close look at a combat surgical tool designed for local industry at Trine University's annual Engineering Expo April 27. [Learn More]
Trine's Christian Campus House honors professor
For the first time, Trine University's Christian Campus House presented a Distinguished Faculty Award during its annual banquet Saturday, March 31. [Learn More]
International Night is April 14
The public is welcome to attend Trine University's 44th annual International Night Saturday, April 14, from 6-8 p.m. in the University Center. [Learn More]
Retired NBA player leading Trine's women's basketball team
Retired NBA sports legend, successful entrepreneur, and television and radio commentator Steve Mix will take the helm as Trine University's head women's basketball coach. [Learn More]
Sheriff, survivor to speak at Take Back the Night March and Rally
Trine University will feature guest speakers Steuben County Sheriff Tim Troyer and deputy chief Dottie Davis, who speaks internationally on topics surrounding family violence, legal issues and liability for law enforcement, at its annual Take Back the Night March and Rally April 4. [Learn More]
Trine to host national NCAA event
For the first time in school history, Trine University will host a national NCAA event, the NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships on Zollner Golf Course from May 8- 11. [Learn More]
Math Kids Night 'adds' up to a good time at Trine
The Trine University Math Club welcomed more than 60 students from area elementary schools to its annual free Math Kids Night March 23 in Hershey Hall on the main campus in Angola. [Learn More]
Community foundation grants $15,000 to Trine's Furth project
The Steuben County Community Foundation generously granted Trine University $15,000 toward the renovation and restoration of the T. Furth Center for Performing Arts. [Learn More]
Trine engineering school receives software valued at $1.6 million
Thanks to the efforts of Trine University professor Darryl Webber, Ph.D., the university's Allen School of Engineering and Technology was gifted dynamic software the company values at $1.6 million. [Learn More]
Engineering students take third at regional contest
Trine University engineering students captured a third-place award at the 2012 American Society for Engineering Education's Illinois-Indiana Conference March 17 at Valparaiso University. [Learn More]
Humanities group honors sculptor
Angola Mayor Richard "Dick" Hickman presented a Steuben County native with a surprise award Monday morning in Trine University's Wells Theater. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes environmental lawyer March 21
Trine University will welcome attorney and Tri-State University alumnus Donald P. Gallo as part of its Distinguished Speaker Series Wednesday, March 21, at 7 p.m. in Fabiani Theatre in the University Center on the main campus in Angola. [Learn More]
Criminal justice team
earns national award
Trine University's Tau Alpha Omicron chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association captured a second place award in crime scene investigation at the National ACJA Conference in Cincinnati, Ohio., March 12-16. [Learn More]
Trine University launches
new initiative
Following recent state legislative action, Trine University board of trustees recently formed Education One LLC, a charter school authorizer. [Learn More]
Trine adds new forensic psychology concentration
Beginning this fall, the Trine University School of Professional Studies will offer a new, online forensic psychology concentration for students in the Master of Science in Criminal Justice program. [Learn More]
Two women earn scholarships to attend Trine grant writing classes
The Steuben County Community Foundation awarded two local nonprofit leaders scholarships to attend Trine University's Grant Writing for Nonprofits program in April. [Learn More]
Trine hosts 52nd annual Tri-State Regional Science Fair
East Noble High School swept Trine University's 52nd annual Tri-State Regional Science Fair, capturing 41 awards Saturday afternoon in Hershey Hall on the main campus in Angola. [Learn More]
Former U.S. Speaker to give commencement address
One of the longest serving Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives, J. Dennis Hastert, will be the featured speaker at Trine University's commencement Saturday, May 5, at 10 a.m. in Hershey Hall on the main campus in Angola.
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Schererville Education Center honors Trine graduates
The Trine University School of Professional Studies at the Schererville Education Center hosted a senior salute Feb. 29, honoring those who graduated in December and who will graduate this spring and summer. [Learn More]
In the news: Scott Fergusson shares entrepreneurial dream
Trine University's Ketner School of Business dean Scott Fergusson was featured in the Chicago Tribune on March 6. [Learn More]
Trine asking people to 'share a pair' for Take Back the Night event
This year, several Trine University student organizations and the Community Anti-Violence Alliance (CAVA) are asking people to "share a pair" for its annual Take Back the Night March and Rally in April. [Learn More]
Trine hosts Skills USA Criminal Justice Competition
Students from the Four-County Area Vocational School in Kendallville and Heartland Career Center in Wabash competed in the Skills USA Criminal Justice Competition for District 2 on Saturday, Feb. 18, at Trine University. [Learn More]
TV's Dr. Lori to speak at Trine
Feb. 28 in Fabiani Theatre
Dr. Lori stars as the antiques appraiser on the Discovery channel's hit reality TV show Auction Kings. She has appeared on Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The Tonight Show, Lifetime Television, ABC TV's Live Well Network, CBS, NBC and FOX. [Learn More]
Trine hosts annual high school engineering competition
Kalamazoo Area Math and Science and Canterbury High School students tied for first-place Division I honors and Penn High School captured Division II's trophy at Trine University's annual TSA (formerly JETS) TEAMS competition this week. [Learn More]
Gala passes million-dollar mark
Trine University passed the million-dollar mark on the evening of Feb. 11 at its ninth annual Black and White Scholarship Gala, which included dinner, entertainment and live and silent auctions. [Learn More]
Brooks joins Indiana
College Completion Council
Trine University president Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., was recently invited to serve on the Indiana College Completion Council by Teresa Lubbers, the Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education. [Learn More]
Biomet founder to speak
Trine University's Distinguished Speaker Series will continue when Dane Miller, Ph.D., presents The Life & Times of Biomet. [Learn More]
Trine named only private to be approved by state for dual-credit
Trine University was the only private school in the state to be approved for the Indiana Commission for Higher Education's Preferred Dual Credit Provider List for classes taught in the high school setting. [Learn More]
Deller to serve as Trine's assistant vice president for academics
Jean Deller will now serve as the assistant vice president for academics at Trine University, officials announced this week. [Learn More]
Trine to host Humanities Symposia
The Humanities Symposia, sponsored by the Trine University Department of Language and Humanities, will begin Feb. 28 and continue through April 17. [Learn More]
Trine's graduates finding jobs
Ninety-one percent of Trine graduates from December 2010 to May 2011 reported they were employed or pursuing a graduate degree within six months of graduation. [Learn More]
Wood promoted to assistant VP
David W. Wood was promoted to assistant vice president for academic resources and planning at Trine University this week. [Learn More]
Trine encouraging people to help meet scholarship match
With appreciation to Metal Technologies, Inc., chairman and chief executive officer, university trustee and alumnus Rick James and his wife, Vicki, the MTI Foundation, Inc. generously offered a $30,000 matching challenge this year. [Learn More]
Shawnee takes tops at Trine's annual high school math contest
More than 160 students from 18 schools in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan competed in the event, which awards renewable scholarships to winning students and stipends to top teachers. [Learn More]
Golf classic swings again
More alumni and friends are swinging for scholarships for Trine University students. Trine's fourth annual Scholarship Golf Classic raised nearly $30,000 for the Trine Student Scholarship Fund. [Learn More]
Trine to host ninth annual gala
Trine University will host its ninth annual Black and White Scholarship Gala Saturday, Feb. 11, at 6 p.m. in Ketner Sports Center. [Learn More]
Trine marks Black History Week
Trine University is encouraging others to consider "Living King's Legacy" during the 22nd annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Feb. 20-24, which is Black History Week at the school. [Learn More]
Trine to host career, internship fair Feb. 2
Trine University is encouraging people to "power their futures" by attending the fourth annual Career and Internship Fair on Thursday, Feb. 2, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the University Center Mall on Trine's main campus in Angola. [Learn More]
Trine Iraqi war veteran named youngest post commander
Junior engineering major and Iraqi war veteran Joshua Beardsley of Sherwood, Ohio, is the youngest post commander of the DAV Defiance Chapter 36, reports the Defiance Crescent-News. [Learn More]
Trine offering 60 percent
summer tuition discounts
Whether getting a jumpstart on college, getting ahead for future semesters, freeing up some time in the fall or catching up on credits at home over the summer, Trine has a multitude of options to help area students. [Learn More]
Attorney to join Trine's administration
Attorney Robert Moreland will join the Trine University administration as vice president and general counsel on Jan. 3, 2012. [Learn More]
Franks School of Education earns continuing NCATE accreditation
After five years of diligence from Trine University faculty and staff and the community, the Franks School of Education has received continuing accreditation from the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). [Learn More]
Trine opens Avon education center
Classes will begin in January at the Trine University School of Professional Studies' new regional education center in the Town of Avon, a booming suburban community west of Indianapolis. [Learn More]
Cyber security program is Dec. 6
Assistant professor of computer science Nandan Garg, Ph.D., and Trine students will give tips to leading safe web-based, digital lives. [Learn More]
Holiday jazz concert to be Dec. 11
All are welcome to enjoy a free concert performed by the Trine University jazz bands, jazz choir and percussion ensemble as they entertain with seasonal songs. [Learn More]
Trine engineering students earn top honors at concrete contest
A group of Trine University students was named one of the top five teams at the American Concrete Institute (ACI) Fall 2011 Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio, recently. [Learn More]
Trine to stage free holiday concert
Trine University's music groups will take the stage for a free community holiday concert Sunday, and renowned trumpeter and Trine professor Bob Taylor will direct a portion of the program. [Learn More]
Trine in the News: University offers Burmese classes in Fort Wayne
Thursday night was the first of five classes in a course offered by Trine University to teach first responders conversational Burmese. [Learn More]
Trine takes tops in engineering
Trine University captured three of 19 awards – more than any other certified or affiliated school in North America – at the Foundry Educational Foundation College Industry Conference Nov. 17 and 18 in Chicago. [Learn More]
High 5 World Hunger in the Face
Trine University students are setting out to break a world record, while raising funds for a worthy cause, tonight in the University Center Mall. [Learn More]
Logansport enrollment takes off
In its first year in town, Trine University's Logansport campus nearly doubled its enrollment, and officials say there's still room for growth, The Pharos-Tribune reported on Nov. 15. [Learn More]
Trine Tau Beta Pi chapter
co-hosts national convention
The Indiana Epsilon chapter of Tau Beta Pi at Trine University co-hosted the 2011 Tau Beta Pi National Convention at the Crowne Plaza Hotel at historic Union Station in downtown Indianapolis Oct. 27-29. [Learn More]
Inaugural industry night a success
Trine University alumni stepped forward Oct. 19 during the 2011 Career Services Industry Night, which was spearheaded by career services assistant director Terry Johnson. [Learn More]
Trine receives $100,000 grant
The Charles E. Schell Foundation for Education, which is administered by Fifth Third Bank as trustee, granted Trine University a $100,000 revolving loan fund to provide educational assistance loans to qualified students. [Learn More]
Sophomore captures dream award
Trine University Zachary R. Tunberg of Avon, Ind., was one of 31 outstanding first-generation students from independent college campuses in Indiana to be honored in Indianapolis on Saturday, Nov. 5. [Learn More]
Trine to host 'Business Friendly Bahrain'
All are welcome to learn more about the Kingdom of Bahrain Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 7 p.m. in Fabiani Theatre on Trine University's main campus in Angola. [Learn More]
Trine drama club stages 'Kaputnik'
The Trine University Drama Club will present the comedy "Kaputnik" on Nov. 3, 4 and 5 at 7:30 p.m. in Wells Theater in Taylor Hall on the school's main campus. [Learn More]
ACJA shatters record,
heading to nationals again
Trine University's handgun competition captured a record-breaking 43 awards at the regional American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA) Regional Conference, Oct. 14-15 in Flint, Mich. [Learn More]
ACJA team aims for Top Gun award at regional contest
Trine University's handgun competition team is gearing up for the regional American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA) Regional Conference, which will be Oct. 14-15 in Flint, Mich. [Learn More]
Student earns prestigious
study-abroad scholarship
Trine University junior informatics major Sara Matlack was selected as a Bond University Scholar for the September 2011 term through Bond University in Australia. [Learn More]
Anderson earns alumni honors
John "Tux" Anderson's journey first started by sea on a flagship in the Gulf of Tonkin and continues today on land in a small city in Wisconsin. [Learn More]
Mathew Iacobelli named distinguished young alumnus
Matthew Iacobelli, a 2009 management graduate, is receiving Trine University's Distinguished Service Young Alumnus Award for his dedication to community service and helping students in need. [Learn More]
Jason Stechschulte inducted
into Trine Athletic Hall of Fame
Trine University alumnus Jason Stechschulte was inducted into her alma mater's Athletic Hall of Fame Sept. 30 at the school's Homecoming Dinner in Ketner Sports Center. [Learn More]
Amanda (Portis) Malefyt inducted into Trine Athletic Hall of Fame
Trine University alumna and record-breaking runner Amanda (Portis) Malefyt was inducted into her alma mater's Athletic Hall of Fame Sept. 30 at the school's Homecoming Dinner in Ketner Sports Center. [Learn More]
Alumnus Tim Adams receives Outstanding Achievement Award
Tim Adams, a 1972 mathematics graduate, is a senior reliability engineer in NASA Kennedy Space Center's Engineering and Technology Directorate and is recognized across NASA as an expert in the area of engineering assurance. [Learn More]
Trine honors Col. George Higginson
Trine University gave a surprise Distinguished Service Award to Col. George Higginson, a 1963 business administration graduate, Sept. 30, during the school's annual Homecoming Dinner in Ketner Sports Complex. [Learn More]
Trine dedicates Peerless Cleaners Thunder Deck
Trine University honored Steve Grashoff, president of Peerless Cleaners, during a dedication ceremony for the Peerless Cleaners Thunder Deck in Fred Zollner Athletic Stadium Oct. 1. [Learn More]
Trine dedicates Jack and Sue Shaw Press Box
Trine University honored Jack and Sue Shaw during the dedication ceremony for the Jack and Sue Shaw Press Box Oct. 1 in Fred Zollner Athletic Stadium. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes alumni home
Trine University made another major step toward launching its next capital campaign, university officials announced at the school's 16th annual Touchstone Donor Recognition Dinner. [Learn More]
Trine names James Bock university's Pillar of Success
Trine University honored James D. Bock with its highest honor, the Pillar of Success Award, Thursday during the 16th annual Touchstone Donor Recognition in Ketner Sports Center. [Learn More]
Melanie Brooks named university's 2011 Woman of Distinction
Trine University honored – and surprised – Melanie Noah Brooks with its Woman of Distinction Award Thursday night during the school's 16th annual Touchstone Donor Recognition Dinner in Ketner Sports Center. [Learn More]
Trine dedicates Ryan Skywalk
Trine University alumni, friends and employees gathered in the Fred Zollner Athletic Stadium Hospitality Suite to honor trustee and alumnus Cliff Ryan and his wife, Sig, Friday morning during the dedication ceremony for the Ryan Skywalk. [Learn More]
Education major wins elite award
Trine University education major Tyson J. Kaase was one of five students in the state who received the 2011 Indianapolis Alliance of Black Student Educators (IABSE) Scholarship at the IABSE's fall forum Friday, Sept. 30, at Marian University in Indianapolis. [Learn More]
Trine launches mobile website
People can now connect with Trine University anytime and anywhere on Android and Apple mobile devices. [Learn More]
Basketball legend Quinn Buckner to speak on main campus Oct. 3
Indiana University basketball legend and sports analyst Quinn Buckner will speak at Trine University Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. in Fabiani Theatre as part of the school's Distinguished Speaker Series. [Learn More]
Trine dedicates Rinker-Ross Memorial Foundation Biology Lab
More than 150 students, faculty and administrators gathered to officially dedicate the Rinker-Ross Memorial Foundation Biology Lab in Best Hall on Trine University's main campus Wednesday morning. [Learn More]
Trine takes lead role in Parkview research, educational consortium
Trine University, along with Parkview Hospital and other educational institutions, is taking a lead role to establish the new Life Science Education and Research Consortium of Northeast Indiana. [Learn More]
Trine among Midwest's best
U.S. News & World Report has ranked Trine University among best Midwestern Regional Colleges in its 2011 edition of America's Best Colleges. [Learn More]
Federal government worker to give job presentation at Trine
Trine University is one of only 65 schools across the country to welcome a representative from Call To Serve, a program designed by the federal government to facilitate hiring for government positions. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes distinguished speaker Richard Rutkowski, '59
Successful businessman Richard Rutkowski will deliver a lecture as part of the university's Distinguished Speaker Series Sept. 19 at 7 p.m. in Fabiani Theatre. [Learn More]
Trine invites community to 'honor and remember' on Sept. 10
Proud of her family's commitment to both law enforcement and military service, Trine University president's assistant Dareen McClelland wanted to find a way to "honor and remember" those who lost their lives to save others on Sept. 11, 2001. [Learn More]
Trine may cap enrollment
Trine University may cap its enrollment next year, after welcoming 2,260 students – 60 more than anticipated – to classes on main campus, Trine Virtual Campus and the School of Professional Studies this week. [Learn More]
Legendary coach Lou Holtz joins Trine′s board
Trine University has appointed and welcomed Hall of Fame football coach and ESPN analyst Lou Holtz to its board of trustees. [Learn More]
Student wins Congressional award
Trine University's Gabriel Lee, a sophomore mechanical engineering major from Hudson, Mich., was one of 245 young people from across the country who received Congress' highest award for youth - the Congressional Award Gold Medal. [Learn More]
Swinging for scholarships
Thanks to the support of multiple individuals and businesses, the university raised a record-breaking $72,000 for students. [Learn More]
Enrollment reaches all-time high
This fall, Trine will enroll approximately 2,200 students, which represents a 5.2 percent overall enrollment increase since August 2010. [Learn More]
Trine among 'Best in the Midwest'
Trine University is one of 153 institutions The Princeton Review recommends in its "Best in the Midwest" section of its website feature, "2012 Best Colleges: Region by Region," that posted Aug. 1 on PrincetonReview.com. [Learn More]
Alumnus earns job with PigTek
Trine University 2011 graduate Trent Duckwall has been named a Technical Service Representative for the PigTek® Pig Equipment Group, according to Chris Long, sales manager for the CTB Inc. business unit. [Learn More]
Promoting globalization
Trine is looking beyond its campus to promote and push the idea of globalization, according to its vice president of enrollment management, Scott Goplin, the Angola, Ind.-based Herald Republican reported Aug. 1. [Learn More]
Leydecker, '77, leads ACEC NY
Michael Leydecker, a 1977 civil engineering graduate, has been inducted as the new chairman for the American Council of Engineering Companies of New York (ACEC New York). [Learn More]
Thunder student-athletes named to MIAA Academic Honor Roll
Seventy-five Trine student-athletes were named to the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association's academic honor roll for the 2010-2011 school year. The women's cross country, golf and soccer teams and men's tennis were also announced as Team GPA award winners. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes new SID
Brian Alden comes to Trine after spending a year at Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) rival Adrian College, where he served as the assistant sports information director. [Learn More]
State won't reduce SSACI funding
Thanks to the efforts of college students and administrators, Trine University — and the other 30 Independent Colleges of Indiana (ICI) — learned this week that the state will not reduce State Student Assistance Commission of Indiana (SSACI) funding for the 2011-2012 academic year. [Learn More]
Trustee Ian Rolland receives
CASE philanthrophy award
Trine University congratulates trustee and philanthropist Ian M. Rolland, who will be one of four people in the nation to receive the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) 2011 Distinguished Friend of Education Award. [Learn More]
Trustee's company receives national industry award
Trine University trustee Keith E. Busse's company, Steel Dynamics Inc., recently was named Steel Producer of the Year at the American Metal Market's second annual Awards for Steel Excellence in New York City. [Learn More]
Beitler earns national D3 baseball award
Trine University senior Nick Beitler learned Thursday that he was named the 2011 NCAA Division III Statistical Champion for Sacrifice Hits per Game. [Learn More]
Entrepreneur leading Trine's Ketner School of Business
He acquired three patents and met with remarkable professional success before he was 40 years old. Now, an entrepreneur who could go anywhere in the world and do anything he wants to do, is returning to his alma mater to help future generations bring their ideas to fruition. [Learn More]
Matthew Botsford '98 named head coach for Swedish club team
Matthew Botsford, a 1998 graduate of Tri-State (now Trine) University, recently was named the head coach for the Swedish club team Lindesberg Volley. [Learn More]
Congressman visits campus
U.S. Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-Ind.) met with Trine University officials June 8 to better understand and discuss higher education in his district, the state and across the country. [Learn More]
Trine trustee testifies at Senate subcommittee hearing
Trine trustee and Steel Dynamics chief executive officer was invited by U.S. Sen. Dan Coats (R-Ind.) to testify during a recent Senate Appropriations Homeland Security Subcommittee hearing. [Learn More]
Trine to host Hoosier Boys State
Nearly 600 boys from Indiana will attend Hoosier Boys State, which is returning to Trine University for its third year June 12-18. [Learn More]
Alumnus Norman Begier, '60, featured as 'Hero of the Week'
A 1960 administration graduate recently was featured as the "Hero of the Week" in The Observer in Dunkirk, N.Y., because of his service in the U.S. Navy, successful life as a businessman and his volunteerism. [Learn More]
Alumnus Paul Newman '66 to speak at Ohio fundraiser
Paul D. Newman, of Flint, Mich., will speak at the event, "Celebrating 190 Years and Still Going Strong," which aims to raise funds to renovate the home of Nelson Gant, who was a former slave and conductor on the Underground Railroad during the 19th century. [Learn More]
Trine student receives prestigious chemistry award
Ashley Gossard was awarded the Outstanding Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Student Scholarship by the Northeastern Indiana section of the American Chemical Society (ACS) this month. [Learn More]
Alumnus named Officer of the Year
Kris Ambrose, a Tri-State (now Trine) University 2005 criminal justice graduate, was selected as Officer of the Year. [Learn More]
Lazusky leading Angola campus
Trine University's School of Professional Studies is welcoming a new director to its Angola campus this month. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes new trustees
Steel Dynamics Inc. executive vice president and chief financial officer Theresa Wagler and president and owner of Leepoxy Plastics Inc. Lawrence Lee of Fort Wayne were elected to three-year terms on the board this month. [Learn More]
Trine students earn ROTC honors
Three Trine University students received awards from the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend. [Learn More]
Trine holds 126th commencement
Nearly 400 degree candidates were recognized during Trine University's 126th commencement May 7 in Hershey Hall. [Learn More]
Faculty, staff earn honors
Faculty and staff were treated to some inspirational thoughts from Hall of Fame football coach and ESPN analyst Lou Holtz during Trine University's annual commencement breakfast May 7. [Learn More]
Retiring faculty receive professor emeritus rank at Trine
Trine University honored three retiring professors this week. Associate professors Wesley I. Garner, David Wagner and Jane Mitchell all received the distinction of being named professor emeritus. [Learn More]
Metal Technologies Inc. Health and Fitness Center dedicated
Trine University honored Metal Technologies Inc. and Rick and Vicki James of Crooked Lake Friday morning, as the school dedicated the Metal Technologies Inc. Health and Fitness Center in Zollner Stadium. [Learn More]
Graduates earn honors
Trine University graduating seniors were honored Sunday afternoon during the school's annual Honors Day ceremony in Hershey Hall. [Learn More]
Engineering students drive away with third place at national contest
Four Trine University senior mechanical engineering students drove away with third prize at the Institute for Affordable Transportation's Basic Utility Vehicle (BUV) Competition in Zionsville April 15 and 16. [Learn More]
Trine, Grace College enter educational partnership
Thanks to an agreement signed between Grace College and Trine University, beginning in fall 2011, Trine will offer several engineering degrees on the Grace campus. [Learn More]
Where does your used oil go?
Do you know where your used oil goes? That was the question Trine University and the Northeast Indiana Solid Waste Management District (NISWMD) partnered to find an answer to over the last few months. [Learn More]
Trine hosts first Math Kids' Night
Approximately 50 students from Hendry Park, Ryan Park and Carlin Park elementary schools challenged their math skills at the Trine University Math Club's inaugural Math Kids' Night. [Learn More]
Engineering students win top awards at regional ASCE contest
Trine University's student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineering earned several awards and was named one of the top five teams Saturday, April 2, at the ASCE Great Lakes Region Student Conference. [Learn More]
Community invited to Trine's
43rd annual International Night
The public is welcome to sample Chinese tea, try their hands at Arabic writing, watch Bollywood dancers and more at Trine University's 43rd annual International Night Saturday, April 9, from 5-7 in the University Center. [Learn More]
Logansport regional education center welcomes director
Tami McMahan of Logansport recently has been named the director of Trine University's fastest-growing regional education center in Logansport. [Learn More]
Professor wins engineering award
Trine University design engineering technology professor and chair Tom Trusty will receive the Outstanding Campus Representative Award for the Illinois-Indiana Section of the American Society for Engineering Educators. [Learn More]
ACJA team earns national awards
Trine University's Tau Alpha Omicron chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association captured a record number of awards at the National ACJA Conference in Memphis, Tenn., March 20-25. [Learn More]
Talent Initiative grants Trine $251K
Trine University received a $251,000 grant — the largest of any northeast Indiana college — from the Talent Initiative to create and staff a Center for Excellence in Project Based Learning in the Franks School of Education. [Learn More]
Trine Drama Club to 'Play with One-Acts'
Trine University Drama Club will be "Playing with One-Acts" March 31 and April 1-2 at 7:30 p.m. in Wells Theater. [Learn More]
New basketball coach starts April 4
Trine University is welcoming a new men's head basketball coach who has more than 11 years of collegiate basketball experience, including serving as a graduate assistant coach to Bob Knight, the winningest coach in NCAA Division I history. [Learn More]
Kalamazoo, East Noble win JETS
Kalamazoo Area Math and Science students claimed top Division I honors and East Noble High School took first prize in Division 2 in the JETS/TEAMS competition in February and March. Trine University's McKetta Department of Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering hosted the annual event. [Learn More]
Trine invites community to join Take Back the Night event
In conjunction with Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Trine University will host guest speakers, seminars and a Take Back the Night March and Rally in coming weeks. [Learn More]
Cheerleaders win national award
In their first national competition, Trine University cheerleaders captured third runner-up at the Cheer Ltd Nationals at CANAM Sunday in Myrtle Beach, S.C. [Learn More]
'Forbidden' archeologist to speak
Michael Cremo, Ph.D., an international authority on human antiquity and best-selling author of "Forbidden Archaeology," will speak at Trine University Wednesday, March 23, at 5:30 p.m. as part of the university's Distinguished Speaker Series. [Learn More]
Indiana basketball legend to speak
Former Indiana University and NBA basketball star Kent Benson will talk about the "ABCs of Success and Excellence" March 28 when Trine University's Distinguished Speaker Series continues. [Learn More]
Japanese student raising funds for earthquake-rocked homeland
Trine University junior Mai Yokozuka of Tochigi, Japan, is raising funds for American Red Cross relief efforts in her home country following last week's devastating earthquake. [Learn More]
Trine cheerleaders headed to national competition
An elite group of Trine University cheerleaders will compete in their inaugural competition season with Cheer LTD and CanAm Nationals Saturday, March 19, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. [Learn More]
Students capture writing awards
Winners of the annual Walter Cunningham Writing Contest were honored March 2 during an awards ceremony and reception in Taylor Hall on the university's main campus in Angola. [Learn More]
Coach promoted to associate AD
Trine University head basketball coach Rob Harmon has been promoted to associate athletic director. [Learn More]
Creative students earn top award
Trine University civil engineering students captured the Most Creative Award at the Early Childhood Alliance's annual Plank-A-Palooza fundraising competition Feb. 26 in Fort Wayne. [Learn More]
Trine to host cheer, dance camp
The National Dance Alliance (NDA) and the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA) have selected Trine University as the location for their only Indiana combo camp this summer. [Learn More]
'In it to win it'
Four Trine University civil engineering students — seniors Matt Shergalis, Nick Savage and Aaron Brazier and sophomore Kayla Criswell — are determined to take top honors at the national Geo-Frontiers competition next month in Dallas, Texas. [Learn More]
Lou Holtz to speak at graduation
Hall of Fame football coach Lou Holtz might share some words of wisdom with graduates at Trine University's 126th annual commencement ceremony May 7. [Learn More]
Engineering open house is Friday
Trine University's Allen School of Engineering and Technology will host an open house Friday, Feb. 25, from 2-4 p.m. in honor of National Engineer's Week, which is this week. [Learn More]
Communities approach Trine about economic partnerships
Trine remains committed to economic growth and innovation and continues to move forward with aggressive plans for implementation and the creation of jobs in northeast Indiana, university officials said this week. [Learn More]
Scholarship gala raises over $250,000 for students
Trine University raised more than a quarter-million dollars —exceeding last year's numbers by nearly $100,000 — at its eighth annual Black and White Scholarship Gala Saturday night in the university's Ketner Sports Center. [Learn More]
Trine promotes 7 faculty members
Seven faculty members at Trine University will be promoted this fall, according to David Finley, Ph.D., vice president for academic affairs. [Learn More]
Fort Wayne mayor to talk at Trine
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry will speak at Trine University as part of the Ketner School of Business Lecture Series Feb. 17 at 7 p.m. in Fabiani Theatre. The event is free and open to the public. [Learn More]
Mark Souder joins Trine staff
Former Republican U.S. Rep Mark Souder joined the staff of Trine University's School of Professional Studies. [Learn More]
Defense industry leader to kick off Distinguished Speaker Series
Ken Peterman, president of ITT Defense's Communications Systems Division in Fort Wayne, will give his lecture, "The Importance of Communications (on the battlefield and in one's career)," Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. in Fabiani Theatre. [Learn More]
Saint Joseph students sweep Trine's annual math competition
Saint Joseph High School's math team swept the 37th annual High School Mathematics Competition at Trine University. [Learn More]
Trine plans MLK celebration during Black History Week
Trine University will explore "True Value" during its 21st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration, which will take place Feb. 21-25, which is Black History Week at the school. [Learn More]
Trine's film series continues
Trine University's Humanities Institute will bring back its film series, now titled Overlooked Film Festival, this semester beginning Feb. 2. [Learn More]
Trine's student population growing
Trine University's student population is growing quickly, according to Scott Goplin, the school's vice president for enrollment management. [Learn More]
Career, internship fair to be Feb. 4
Trine University will host its third annual Career and Internship Fair Feb. 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the University Center Mall. [Learn More]
Trine to host scholarship gala
Trine University will host its eighth annual Black and White Scholarship Gala Saturday, Feb. 12, at 6 p.m. in Ketner Sports Center. [Learn More]
White promoted to vice president
Randy white was promoted to vice president for student life at Trine University this week. He has served as dean of student life at Trine since 2005. [Learn More]
Donors offer $500,000 matching grant for performing arts center
Two anonymous donors recently challenged Trine University to a $500,000 matching grant for the renovation of the T. Furth Center for Performing Arts, a building which served as the Angola Christian Church for more than a century. [Learn More]
Local couple challenging others to give scholarships
The Metal Technologies Foundation is challenging people to donate textbook scholarships for students at Trine University. The foundation will match, dollar-for-dollar, up to 50 scholarships, valued at $500 each. The university hopes the challenge will be met before its eighth annual Black and White Scholarship Gala, which will be Saturday, Feb. 12. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes new employer outreach coordinator
Trine University's new employer outreach coordinator made contacts with students and professors long before he set up shop in his new office on the main campus in Angola this month. Paul Viglianti is looking forward to networking with employers for the benefit of students. [Learn More]
Trine graduate captures national design safety award
Trine University's McKetta Department of Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering captured national awards for the fourth consecutive year from the Safety and Chemical Engineering Education (SAChE) committee at a conference in Salt Lake City, Utah, in November. [Learn More]
Trine's $28 million economic development plan advances
A standing-room-only crowd applauded when the Steuben County Commissioners voted this week to move forward with a $28 million economic development plan, which is being spearheaded by Trine University and endorsed by the Steuben County Economic Development Corp. [Learn More]
Local nonprofit could get $50K if Trine coach wins award
One lucky Steuben County nonprofit could receive a $50,000 gift in January if Trine University Head Football Coach Matt Land is named the national 2010 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year in January. [Learn More]
Trine initiates partnership with Japanese university
After two years of working through the details of an exchange program, Trine University officials signed a second agreement with a Japanese university in November. [Learn More]
Trine pursuing physical therapy degrees
Trine has had preliminary conversations with local and regional health care providers this past year to explore the need for such a program and to support of resources and clinical space. [Learn More]
Indiana Sheriffs' Association partners with Trine's SPS
The Indiana Sheriffs' Association recently named Trine University's School of Professional Studies a "premier education partner." [Learn More]
Trine students can compete
in annual writing contest
Students are welcome to compete in the 2010 Walter Cunningham Writing Contest. First-place winners' works will be published online at InscriptionsJournal.org, the online literary journal of Trine University. [Learn More]
School of Professional Studies going 100 percent digital
In an effort to reduce costs for adult students and stay on the cusp of new technologies, SPS will offer only eTextbooks to students beginning in January 2011. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes new vice president
This month, Kent Stucky will start his new position as vice president of alumni and development. [Learn More]
Trine Middle College partnering with Bellmont High School
Bellmont High School students will have the opportunity to start earning college credit in their high school classes beginning in the spring of 2011. [Learn More]
U.S. Navy commander to speak about naval opportunities Nov. 18
Commander Tiger Pitman will talk about educational and professional opportunitieswithin the Navy's Nuclear Underwater Propulsion Officer Candidate (NUPOC) program. [Learn More]
Trine music students to host madrigal dinner Nov. 20
A group of dedicated students, community members and faculty is brining their talents together for an elaborate, renaissance-style affair to kick off the holiday season. [Learn More]
Trine sophomore captures 'dream' award
Trine University sophomore Mitchell R. Wyss of New Haven was one of 31 outstanding first-generation students from independent college campuses in Indiana to be honored in Indianapolis on Saturday, Nov. 6. [Learn More]
Ketner School of Business speaker series continues Nov. 11
Lynn Kachmarik, vice president and general manager for the South Bend Silver Hawks minor league baseball team, will speak in Fabiani Theatre at 7 p.m. [Learn More]
Distiniguished speaker to share restaurant experiences
From a helper in his grandma's diner to managing some of the biggest restaurants in the business, food entrepreneur Mitch Rhoads knows his way around the kitchen. [Learn More]
Holiday concert to be Dec. 5
The Trine University Music Department will host its annual Holiday Community Concert Dec. 5 from 4-5 p.m. in the university's Fabiani Theatre. [Learn More]
Senior networking night is Nov. 3
Trine University will host a networking night Wednesday, Nov. 3, for Trine students who plan to graduate this year. [Learn More]
Trine collaborating with The Howe School
Two schools are using their combined 250 years of educational experience to revolutionize high school. [Learn More]
Trine student shares unique talent
ANGOLA — A Trine University sophomore will give a one-of-a-kind performance Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. in the University Center's Fabiani Theatre. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes new trustee
ANGOLA — Trine University has welcomed a new member, Tobias Buck of Warsaw, to its board of trustees this month. [Learn More]
Ready! Aim! Fire! Trine students hit the mark
ANGOLA — Trine University's TAO-Tau Alpha Omicron chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association brought home 29 awards from the ACJA 2010 regional conference in Indianapolis Oct. 15 and 16. [Learn More]
Wildensteiner engineering office dedicated
ANGOLA, Ind. — Trine University honored Robert and Eloise McDowell of Damascus, Md., for their gift to the Allen School of Engineering and Technology Friday morning. [Learn More]
Alumnus Larry Franks named 'Pillar of Success'
ANGOLA — Trine University honored Lawrence "Larry" Franks of Sturgis, Mich., with its Pillar of Success Award at its 15th annual Touchstone Donor Recognition
Dinner Oct. 7.[Learn More]
Sheri Trine named 'woman of distinction'
ANGOLA — Trine University honored Sheri Trine of Angola with its Woman of Distinction Award at its 15th annual Touchstone dinner Thursday night in the Ketner Sports Center. [Learn More]
Trine welcomes alumni, friends 'home'
ANGOLA — Under a sky of perfect clouds and golden sun, Trine University welcomed alumni, friends and family to a "home sweet homecoming" celebration Oct. 7-10. [Learn More]
Drama students to present comedy
ANGOLA — The Trine University Drama Club will present the children's comedy, "The Alchemist's Book," Oct. 21-23 at 7 p.m. in Wells Theater in Taylor Hall. [Learn More]
Indianapolis branch campus opens
INDIANAPOLIS — Trine University's School of Professional Studies collaborated with Harrison College to open a new branch campus in downtown Indianapolis at the end of September. [Learn More]
Alumnus shares memories
ANGOLA — Tri-State University graduate Norm Miller is returning to his alma mater this homecoming weekend to celebrate his 50th class reunion. [Learn More]
Navy NUPOC program available to Trine students
U.S. Navy educator liaison and Trine Department of Mathematics & Informatics instructor Dan Matthews will be educating Trine students over the next few months about the Navy′s Nuclear Underwater Propulsion Officer Candidate (NUPOC) program. [Learn More]
Thunder football gearing up for Border Brawl
At Trine University, the campus and football team are currently preparing for their annual "Black and Blue Border Brawl" with perennial conference power Adrian College. [Learn More]
Trine ROTC program up 100 percent
Trine University′s Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) has doubled in number since last year, and will add an additional cadet in the spring to raise total enrollees to 13, said adviser and Department of Engineering Technology chair Tom Trusty. [Learn More]
Trine trustee publishes opinion piece
Trine Trustee Dr. J. Winston Porter's piece, "We need more work–ready college grads," was published in the editorial pages of the Sept. 17 edition of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette in Fort Wayne, Ind. [Learn More]
First guest scheduled for Trine's Distinguished Speaker Series
Brad Bishop, executive director for OrthoWorx, will be the first guest in Trine University's 2010-11 Distinguished Speaker Series. Bishop will speak Friday, Oct. 8 from 3-4 p.m. in Fabiani Theatre during the university's Homecoming weekend Oct. 8 and 9. A reception with light refreshments will follow Bishop's speech. [Learn More]
Trine University introducing 13 new faculty members
Thirteen new instructors have joined the Trine University main campus faculty this year. [Learn More]
Trine project "pedals" green philosophy
"Green" engineering is a buzz word in engineering education these days, as environmental issues storm the news front. [Learn More]
Trine hosting open house at new Schererville Education Center
Trine University will host an open house to introduce the public to its new Schererville Education Center on Thursday, Aug. 26 from 5-7 p.m., Central Standard Time, at 746 E. U.S. Highway 30 in Cline Commons. [Learn More]
Trine, Harrison offering collaborative education in Columbus, Indiana
A planned partnership between Trine University and Harrison College will become a reality in Columbus, Ind. this fall. [Learn More]
Trine golf outing tops record funds
Trine University's 20th annual Alumni & Friends Scholarship Golf Outing Aug. 6 at the university's Zollner Golf Course raised nearly $68,000 for student scholarships, topping last year's all-time high. [Learn More]
Trine University enrollment exceeds all-time high
More students than ever before have enrolled as Trine University students for the upcoming semester. [Learn More]
Trine SPS names outstanding adjunct professor
Trine University's School of Professional Studies awarded Diane White its SPS Adjunct Faculty Member of the Year Award for the 2009-2010 academic year on Aug. 12. White received her award during a presentation ceremony in the Angola main campus office of Trine President Earl D. Brooks II. [Learn More]
Trine, Parkview Health partner on student, staff clinic
A partnership between Parkview Health of Fort Wayne and Trine University will provide an Angola campus medical center for the university's students and staff beginning fall semester. [Learn More]
Trine expands engineering technology program
Trine University's School of Professional Studies (SPS) is expanding its engineering technology program to include a bachelor of science in engineering technology when the fall semester begins Aug. 30. [Learn More]
Stipends make summer internships reality for 15 Trine students
Fifteen Trine University students engaged in summer internships funded in part by experiential learning stipends issued by the Office of Career Services through a Lilly Endowment grant geared to lead to Indiana employment for talented Hoosier graduates. [Learn More]
Trine offering new exercise science major
Trine University's Department of Sport & Hospitality Management will have a new name and a new major to offer when fall semester classes begin Aug. 24. [Learn More]
Open house showcasing Trine Angola adult education
Trine's Angola Adult Education Center has moved to the main campus, and director Dave Wagner and staff will host an open house to let current and prospective students, as well as the community, know all about new resources and programs. [Learn More]
Students thrive at Trine's summer science camp
Anyone doubting the enthusiasm, and the love for learning of 54 area middle-schoolers at ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp should have seen them at media day at Trine University Tuesday. [Learn More]
Trine hosting first NCAA national championship
For the first time in school history, Trine University will host
an NCAA national championship. [Learn More]
Trine University and Harrison College announce new partnership
Trine University President Earl D. Brooks II and Harrison College President Jason Konesco announced today a partnership agreement between Trine's School of Professional Studies (SPS) and Harrison College that includes a sharing of resources, facilities and complementary programs that will benefit all students pursuing a degree. [Learn More]
Trine's northwest Indiana campus moving to Schererville
Trine University's northwest Indiana education center in Merrillville is moving to Schererville Aug. 1. [Learn More]
Trine relocating SPS programs at Angola North to main campus
Trine University will relocate its School of Professional Studies adult programs at Angola North and Trine Technology Center to the main campus. [Learn More]
Trine, Logansport ink agreement on regional learning center
The smiles of all gathered at Trine University Thursday to sign an agreement bringing a Trine campus to the city of Logansport told the story—one of mutual admiration and hope for success on both sides of the equation. [Learn More]
Trine launching two new fall programs
Trine University will introduce a new business administration major and an international studies minor when the fall session begins Aug. 24. [Learn More]
Trine Greek life thrives in revitalized atmosphere
Fading fast are the days when Greek life at Trine University meant tiny rooms in a drafty, century-old clapboard house. With the completion of several brand-new fraternity houses, and the founding of a national sorority chapter, Greek life at Trine has experienced a marked resurgence. [Learn More]
Summer Science Camp touching down at Trine in July
ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp, founded by former NASA astronaut Bernard Harris, will touch down at Trine University for the second year on July 11-23. [Learn More]
Trine collaboration to support orthopedics industry
A collaborative education venture between Trine University and two other regional institutions of higher learning will support job creation and a work force to sustain the orthopedics industry in Warsaw, Ind. [Learn More]
Trine receives top energy grant
Lt. Gov. Becky Skillman announced that an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) has been awarded to Trine University for energy efficiency upgrades to its Hershey Hall through a boiler replacement project. Grantees were selected through a competitive application process.Trine received the maximum grant of $100,000. [Learn More]
Trine athletic clothing, fan items now available online
With preseason football polls placing the Thunder among top-tier NCAA Division III teams, and the new Zollner Athletic Stadium to serve four sports, Trine University fan frenzy will reach fever pitch this fall. What better time to take advantage of Trine's online Tgear Store to stock up on Thunder clothing and other fan regalia? [Learn More]
Angola Mayor proclaims Thunder Softball Day
Angola Mayor Richard Hickman gave the Trine University softball team a high-five from the city after the team's fourth consecutive successful season this spring—a proclamation of May 1 as annual Thunder Softball Day. [Learn More]
Shaping a Lifetime: Trine hosting second Hoosier Boys State
Trine University will impact the lives of certain, select high school junior boys by offering its second American Legion Hoosier Boys State June 12-19. The 73-year-old non-partisan program moved to Trine last summer after 39 years at Indiana State University. [Learn More]
Retired executives elected to Trine University board
Two retired business executives have been elected to the Trine University board of trustees. [Learn More]
Trine civil engineering students claim ASCE second place
A team of Trine University civil engineering students captured second place in the mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) wall building competition during the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Great Lakes Regional Conference at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Ind. in mid-April. [Learn More]
Trine University board extends leadership, plans for future
Trine University's board of trustees extended the contract of President Earl D. Brooks II through 2019 while setting future plans for the university during an annual spring meeting in May. The contract includes a two-year option, potentially extending Brooks' term through 2021. [Learn More]
Trine engineering prospects gain new incentive through Questa
A joint Questa Foundation/Northeast Indiana Fund press conference Monday in Fort Wayne, Ind. brought good news for students planning to focus on advanced manufacturing or engineering at Trine University. [Learn More]
Trine awards faculty and staff at commencement breakfast
Trine University honored excellent faculty and staff members during its annual commencement breakfast Saturday, May 8 prior to its 125th commencement. [Learn More]
Trine receives gifts to support Zollner Athletic Stadium
Two gifts from healthcare industry partners totaling $60,000 will directly support athletics and Trine University's Fred Zollner Athletic Stadium, to open this fall. [Learn More]
Trine VP selected for new national leadership program
Trine University Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. David Finley is one of 25 chief academic officers nationwide selected to participate in the seminar "Leadership for the 21st Century for Chief Academic Officers" July 12–16 in Annapolis, Md. [Learn More]
Trine student ROTC Cadet of the Year
Trine freshman criminal justice major Annalisa Krug earned the Notre Dame Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Cadet if the Year award for 2009-2010, and the Roberge Award for outstanding leadership and commitment to the program. [Learn More]
Bock gift to support new Trine biomedical engineering program
A seven-figure gift from Tri-State University alumnus and Trine University trustee James D. Bock and his wife, Joan, will fund the remodeling of a building to launch an intended new Trine master of biomedical engineering degree. [Learn More]
Dr. Jeanine Samuelson retiring after 24 years
Dr. Jeanine Samuelson, an adjunct professor of German and speech, will retire from Trine University in May after 24 years with the institution. Samuelson has taught German and speech since 1991, and German in the continuing education program from 1986-91. [Learn More]
Trine offering Women's Studies
Trine University has added Introduction to Women's Studies to its course offerings. The class is in session now and will be offered again next spring. [Learn More]
Gov. Daniels presents Dr. Ralph Trine Sagamore award at Trine University
Gov. Mitch Daniels traveled to Trine University in Angola, Ind., to present university trustee and benefactor Dr. Ralph Trine the Sagamore of the Wabash award Wednesday. The Sagamore of the Wabash is the highest civilian award given by the governor's office. [Learn More]
Kappa Sigma chapter aids SCAN
Work by Trine University's Theta Xi chapter of Kappa Sigma fraternity will protect area children from abuse. [Learn More]
Two Trine University concerts scheduled at local church
Trine University music groups will present two concerts at Fairview Missionary Church, 525 E. C.R. 200N, Angola, on Sunday at 3 and 5:30 p.m. [Learn More]
Long-time educators retiring from Trine University
Two educators with long and distinguished histories will say goodbye to Trine University's classrooms and campus when they retire this spring. [Learn More]
Trine hosting drug education program
Trine University's Department of Criminal Justice, Psychology & Social Sciences will sponsor the presentation "Identifying the Drug User," delivered by Steuben County Sheriff's Department Lt. Tim Troyer, on Friday at 9 a.m. in Fabiani Theatre. The event is part of the department's 13th annual American Criminal Justice Association Symposium, and is free and open to the public. [Learn More]
Trine welcoming visitors to 42nd International Night
Trine University's International Student Association will team with several other student organizations and departments to welcome students, faculty, staff and the Angola community to the 42nd annual International Night at 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 10. [Learn More]
Trine, Lakeland partnering on New Technology High School initiative
With help from Trine University, Lakeland High School in LaGrange County will provide innovative education this fall through the New Technology High School initiative. [Learn More]
Trine invites community to join Take Back the Night
In conjunction with Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Trine University's Office of Student Life, Department of Criminal Justice, Psychology & Social Sciences and Bacchus, Circle K, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Kappa Sigma Alpha, Delta Chi and Alpha Sigma student organizations will host the ninth annual Take Back the Night march and rally Wednesday, April 7 beginning at 7 p.m. on the Best Hall north lawn. [Learn More]
Long-term Trine friend earns Mayor's Arts and Humanities Award
Lynn Syler, Angola High School choir director, adjunct professor for the Trine music department and wife of retired 40-year Trine mathematics professor David Syler earned the Mayor's Arts and Humanities Award March 19 in Wells Theater. [Learn More]
Trine, Steuben County teaming up on cancer fight
Battling cancer requires a group effort, as sufferers rely upon the latest resources for their very lives. Trine University and Steuben County will join the American Cancer Society's fight against the disease, when they co-host the Relay for Life fundraiser in Trine's Keith E. Busse/Steel Dynamics Athletic and Recreation Center from 9 a.m. Saturday, April 17 to 9 a.m. Sunday, April 18. [Learn More]
Trine SPS offering leadership degree
A master of science in leadership will be offered through Trine University's School of Professional Studies beginning this summer. Designed for bachelor degree holders and working professionals, it will be offered at Trine regional campuses in Angola, Fort Wayne, South Bend/Mishawaka and Merrillville, and through the Trine Virtual Campus online school of study. [Learn More]
Trine Drama Club bets spring play will entertain
The Trine University Drama Club will present the adult comedy, "The Wager," on March 25-27 at 7:30 p.m. in Wells Theater. [Learn More]
Trust and confidence: Alumna discussing Secret Service job
Alumna Lesley Cochran-Timm will discuss her role in guarding U.S. President Barack Obama and other heads of state as a U.S. Secret Service agent when Trine University's Distinguished Speaker series resumes Monday, March 22 at 7 p.m. in Fabiani Theatre. [Learn More]
Trine Middle College programs increase enrollment
The expansion of Trine Middle College programs to include online courses and courses at local high schools for college credit has generated excitement for area students. As a result, 30 percent more have enrolled in middle college courses than in the previous semester, according to middle college coordinator Kelly Stout. [Learn More]
Trine Regional Science Fair scheduled for 50th year
The 50th annual Northeastern Indiana Tri-State Science Fair will be Saturday, March 20, in Trine University's Hershey Hall. This year's fair will include over 300 projects by elementary and secondary students, and will be open to the public from 1-4 p.m. Science Central science museum from Fort Wayne, Ind. will also present a family fun festival from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in Hershey Hall. [Learn More]
First Trine Cunningham Writing Contest winners awarded
Trine University undergraduate wordsmiths won awards Wednesday, Feb. 17 in the first annual Walter Cunningham Writing Contest, sponsored by the university's Department of Language & Humanities, Humanities Institute and Writing Center. [Learn More]
Trine offering two free concerts
Trine University musicians will offer two concerts for the enjoyment of the university and local communities. [Learn More]
Steel Dynamics Foundation gifts Trine athletics
In recognition of a major gift from the Steel Dynamics Foundation, Trine University's new field house with indoor track will take the name Keith E. Busse/Steel Dynamics Athletic and Recreation Center in May. [Learn More]
Angola, Canterbury tops at Trine JETS/TEAMS contest
Hometown team Angola High School claimed top Division B honors, while Fort Wayne neighbor Canterbury High School bested all others in Division A in a JETS/TEAMS competition sponsored by Trine University's McKetta Department of Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering Feb. 16. [Learn More]
Trine gala shatters scholarship giving record at $162,000
If senior Adam Shiltz's speech left any doubt about Trine support, the nearly 400 alumni and friends gathered for the seventh annual Black and White Scholarship Gala provided the definitive proof--$162,000 for student scholarships. Donors combined to increase giving by 50 percent over last year, generating the most funds ever raised by the event. [Learn More]
ExxonMobil/Bernard Harris Summer Camp blasting off again at Trine
ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp will blast off at Trine University for the second year July 11-23, thanks to an $80,000 grant from ExxonMobil and the Bernard Harris Foundation. [Learn More]
JETS/TEAMS heading to Trine University
Trine University will host the Junior Engineering Technical Society (JETS) TEAMS competition for high school students on Tuesday, Feb. 16 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the upper level of Sponsel Library in the University Center. [Learn More]
Bob Knight to be Trine University commencement speaker
Indiana basketball legend Bob Knight will be the speaker for Trine University's 125th commencement on Saturday, May 8 in Hershey Hall. [Learn More]
Trine professors earn promotions
Trine University Vice President for Academic Affairs David Finley has announced the promotions of four professors. [Learn More]
Trine elects new board members
The Trine University board of trustees has elected three new members. Rick L. James, chief executive for Metal Technologies Inc. in Auburn, Sen. Dennis Kruse, R-Auburn and Jack A. Shaw, retired president and chief executive for Hughes Electronics. [Learn More]
Trine University honored by area giving council
Trine University was among a number of northeast Indiana organizations honored as original financial contributors to the Planned Giving Council of Northeast Indiana (PGCNI) Leave a Legacy/Write a Will campaign launched 10 years ago. [Learn More]
Trine gearing up for Engineer's Week with open house
In recognition of National Engineer's Week Feb. 15-19, Trine University will host an open house Friday, Feb. 19 from 1-3 p.m. in Fawick Hall. [Learn More]
Bon Appetit, Trine Student Life hosting Locks of Love event
Trine University's Office of Student Life and Bon Appetit Management Co. will co-sponsor a Locks of Love event Monday, Feb. 8 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in Whitney Commons Café in Trine's University Center. [Learn More]
West Noble, Warsaw claim top Trine math competition honors
Nathaniel Johnson of West Noble High School in Ligonier, Ind. claimed the top individual advanced title and the team from Warsaw, Ind. earned the top team award in Trine University's 36th annual High School Math Competition Wednesday in the university's Hershey Hall. [Learn More]
Trine's Cinema Sampler all in good taste
Trine University and its Humanities Institute will offer a tasteful menu of 2009 cinema delights with "After Taste…," the annual spring Cinema Sampler series. [Learn More]
Trine hosting third annual Rockin' Hot Makeovers
Fifteen Trine University students and five faculty or staff members will take the spotlight with fashionable new looks during the Office of Student Life's third annual Rockin' Hot Makeovers event Friday, Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. in Fabiani Theatre. [Learn More]
Trine University hosting 36th High School Math Competition
High school students in grades 9-12 will pit their mathematics skills against those of students from 17 other regional high schools in Trine University's 36th annual High School Mathematics Competition Wednesday, Jan. 27 in Hershey Hall. [Learn More]
MLK program in 20th year as Trine celebrates black history
Trine University will celebrate Black History Month with a week of activities and events, including its 20th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration, in its University Center Feb. 15-19, sponsored by the Office of Student Life and the Office of Student Success and Retention. [Learn More]
Trine seniors to polish business and dining skills
Trine University seniors will learn dining and social skills to help them navigate the working world with confidence when they attend the annual Senior Etiquette Dinner on Tuesday, Jan. 26 at 6 p.m. in Witmer Clubhouse. The offices of career services, student life and alumni and development, along with Bon Appetit Management Co., the university's culinary service, are co-sponsors. [Learn More]
Trine hosting guest speaker as part of Healthy Relationships Week
The Trine University Office of Student Life, Athletic Department, BACCHUS and the National Collegiate Athletic Association will bring internationally known sex educator Jay Friedman to the university to speak to the campus community on Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. as one of the activities associated with Healthy Relationships Week. His lecture, entitled "The J-Spot: A Sex Educator Tells All," will be in Fabiani Theater. [Learn More]
Collector leaves legacy of written word to Trine University
Angelo F. Petitti Sr. left a legacy of military service to America, but he left a legacy of another kind to Trine University—the written word. [Learn More]
Trine, Questa aiding Allen County students and northeast Indiana
An agreement between Trine University and Questa Foundation for Education in Fort Wayne will reduce the cost of a Trine education for qualifying Allen County students while retaining talented graduates in northeast Indiana. [Learn More]