SEPTEMBER 2022
A New Home for the Humanities
Dicke Hall opened, boldly representing ÐÔ°®ÌìÌÃ’s commitment to the humanities, with innovative teaching and learning spaces. Our newest building is a defining presence along Hildebrand Avenue, and a more visible connection to the San Antonio community.
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Those who walk through these halls, sit in these classrooms, and grow under the faculty who office here will live to their full potential by taking on the challenges of this world.
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Beneski Parkway
ÐÔ°®ÌìÌà unveiled Beneski Parkway, a welcoming beacon for current and prospective students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the broader San Antonio community.
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Chapman Center Renovation
Renovation began on the Chapman Center, an academic pillar of the ÐÔ°®ÌìÌà campus for decades. The updates include contemporary classrooms and modern technology, while preserving the look and feel of this landmark building.
Highlights
The new-look Chapman Center will provide better interior lighting, function more energy-efficiently, and provide larger spaces for collaboration, among other amenities.
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GIVING REPORT
Sustained Through Your Gifts
ÐÔ°®ÌìÌà continues to receive exceptional support from alumni, parents, and friends who recognize the value of a premier liberal arts degree. These gifts provide access to educational opportunities for all – for generations to come.
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Amount Raised
$8,262 Current Students
$4,475,389 Estates & Trusts
$139,660 Faculty & Staff
$731,633 Friends
$11,460,821 Foundations, Corporations, & Organizations
$616,366 Parents
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Number of Donors
644ÌýCurrent Students
21 Estates & Trusts
245ÌýFaculty & Staff
$731,633 Friends
263 Foundations, Corporations, & Organizations
1,194 Parents
With the University’s goal of becoming a top national liberal arts institution in mind, we are developing plans for long-term operational investments necessary to achieve our aspirations. This will require supporting academic and student life excellence, which cannot be achieved through incremental budget enhancement or reallocation. Rather, significant new funding will be required to fully fund these investments through incremental increases in endowment distributions, growth in net student revenues, and philanthropic support, coupled with our ongoing efficiency improvements to manage growth in overhead expenses.
The FY24 budget focuses primarily on protecting and enhancing compensation support and mandatory expenses while maintaining flexibility. Specifically, and intentionally, we have limited growth in non-compensation related expenses in the FY24 budget in order to create budget flexibility for mid-year investments as we further develop long-term strategic initiatives. As has been our practice for the last several years, the University will review the budget in late summer, and if material changes are necessary, present a revised budget at the September Board of Trustees meeting.
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2022 - 2023
ÐÔ°®ÌìÌà Annual Report
A review of ÐÔ°®ÌìÌÃ’sÌý2022-23 academic yearÌýthat celebrates the University’s major milestones.
For questions, please contact:
Office of the President
president@trinity.edu
OverviewÌýÌýÌýÌý Letter from President Beasley
AUG 2022ÌýÌýNew Leadership, New Beginnings
SEP 2022ÌýÌýÌýÌý Higher Profile, More Acclaim
SEP 2022ÌýÌýÌýÌý Building for the Future
OCT 2022ÌýÌýÌýÌý Alma Mater Matters
FEB 2023ÌýÌýÌýÌýInvested and Ignited
FEB 2023ÌýÌýÌýÌýA Major Decision
MAR 2023ÌýÌýÌýÌýAthletic Moves
MAY 2023ÌýÌýÌýÌýBright Students, Bright Futures
MAY 2023ÌýÌýÌýÌýÐÔ°®ÌìÌà Tomorrow