May 24, 2016
Second-graders from Kim Terry’s class at West Noble Elementary School play a game of “Simon Says” with Trine University students Nicole Whitmer, top left, and Sloan Davis, top center, and their teacher, third from right, on the lawn of the Rick L. and Vicki L. James University Center at the Angola campus. The class visited Trine on Tuesday as part of the school’s No Excuses University program, which seeks to make students more aware and motivated about a college education. The students learned about Trine prior to visiting and took part in a tour, questions and answers with an admission counselor and other activities while on campus.
Andrew Ripp will bring his blend of pop, soul and his own faith journey to the Ryan Concert Hall stage inside Trine University’s T. Furth Center for Performing Arts on Saturday, Nov. 14.
In a new episode of the TrineLine podcast, now online, Tony Kline, Ph.D., president of Trine University, discusses the positive happenings at Trine University this fall semester, the new facilities on campus, the role of athletics in the student experience and the importance of the relationship between the university and the Angola community.
Efforts to provide more affordable textbook options within Trine University’s Allen School of Engineering and Computing have received another boost.