September 21, 2020
Trine University is one of about 800 colleges and universities nationwide to be included in the Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Rankings 2021.
Published on the Wall Street Journal website, the rankings, now in their fourth year, evaluate schools on their educational impact and the lifetime benefit to students.
Trine scored the highest in the rankings’ Engagement evaluation, ranking in the top quarter of universities nationwide. Trine’s 15-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio provides offers personal attention for students who pursue their education at Trine.
The university is ranked in the most recent U.S. News & World Report rankings, and was recently named to the Princeton Review’s “Best in the Midwest” as well as Money’s Best Colleges for Your Money list, where Trine placed seventh in the state among all colleges and universities.
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Jamie Jones Miller, center, Alpha Sigma Tau’s national president, presents an award to Epsilon Kappa Chapter officers, from left, Daveena Moyer, Eileen Dollar, Cadence Bommarito and Brooke Shelburne.
Tony Kline, Ph.D., the new president of Trine University, discusses his background and transition to his new role as well as the university’s outlook for the future in a new episode of the TrineLine podcast, now online.
Having graduated from Trine University, Fr. Bryan Paulsen, S.J., Ph.D., hoped to have a current Trine student work as part of his Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) team this summer at the University of Notre Dame.