July 25, 2016
Trine University student Alexandra “Daisy” Dallas of Angola gets a congratulatory hug from her mother, Tricia Dallas, after being crowned the winner of the Miss Northeast Scholarship Pageant on Saturday in the T. Furth Center for Performing Arts. It was the first time the pageant had been held in Angola.
As a result of winning the pageant, Dallas, 19, will compete in the Miss Indiana Scholarship Pageant in June 2017. She will be a sophomore this fall majoring in biomedical engineering, and her platform is focused on STEM — science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Photo courtesy of The Herald Republican
The Outlaws will cap off the summer season for Trine University’s T. Furth Center for Performing Arts, bringing their unique brand of Southern Rock to the stage on Saturday, Aug. 19.
FORT WAYNE — Trine University biomedical engineering seniors got the opportunity this spring to present their senior design projects to not only their sponsoring teams, but other top healthcare innovation professionals from Parkview Health.
Nisha Pathak says she was a “talkative child from a very little age.” Her knack for communication has carried her from Nepal to the stage of international beauty pageants and now to completing a master’s degree at Trine University.