Trine in the News
Here are recent news articles and videos featuring Trine University:
- June 22 (Inside INdiana Business) - Trine begins Montessori Early Childhood Education program
- June 20 (KPC News) - Solar power heating up
- June 7 (Modern Casting) - Top of the Class: MTI's College Partnership
- May 30 (The Journal Gazette) - Fighting injustice starts locally
- May 28 (The Herald Republican) - We're here to Herald the news on Angola's sign war
- May 27 (WANE) - Men who started sign war in Angola talk about what inspired them
- May 27 (WLKI) - Angola Sign War Begins
- May 12 (The Herald Republican) - Music Americana returns for 2021
- May 6 (The Journal Gazette) - SACS leader officially retires
- April 14 (The Herald Republican) - Sound of Thunder rocks Public Square
- April 12 (WANE) - Northeast Indiana colleges encourage, not requiring vaccinations
- April 2 (The Herald Republican) - Trine's Christian Campus House planning expansion
- April 1 (The Associated Press) - No NCAA Tournament, yet lots of memories for top D3 teams
- March 23 (Fort Wayne Radio Club) - Trine University students join fox hunt
- March 14 (South Bend Tribune) - Small colleges, universities adapt in face of pandemic enrollment loss
- March 11 (The Herald Republican) - Pandemic takes its toll on tourism
- Feb. 28 (Leader Publications) - SMC graduate experiences Super Bowl
- Feb. 23 (Center for Strategic & International Studies) - The Shifting Roles of Monetary and Fiscal Policy in Light of Covid-19
- Feb. 18 (The Herald Republican) - Angola water supply safe from potential cyberattacks, officials say
- Feb. 9 (The Journal Gazette, subscription required) - Op-ed: Nursing faculty shortage grows acute
- Feb. 8 (WANE) - 'Amazing I was there': Trine U. student reflects on finding girl in St. Joe River
- Feb. 5 (The Journal Gazette, subscription required) - Coliseum won't get to host tourney
- Jan. 10 (The Journal Gazette, subscription required) - Colleges changing how they recruit
- Dec. 22 (IN Chamber) - Lydia Tremaine: Talent Shines Through in So Many Ways
- Dec. 13 (The Journal Gazette, subscription required) - New teachers learning new tech
- Dec. 3 (WFFT) - Trine COVID-19 response team helping Steuben County drop to orange on Indiana county score map
- Nov. 29 (The Journal Gazette, subscription required) - Student teachers learning to adapt
- Nov. 28 (The Herald Republican) - Angola French teacher wins award from state association
- Nov. 23 (The Journal Gazette, subscription required) - Speaking to a growing need
- Nov. 16 (The Sport Review) - Why sport and exercise are so important for college and university students
- Nov. 6 (The Herald Republican) - COVID-19 has Steuben courts in a pinch for space
- Nov. 4 (Becker's Hospital Review) - Viewpoint: Self-care a must for nurses to provide compassionate care to patients
- Oct. 29 (WLKI) - INDOT cuts ribbon on new I-69 welcome center in Northeast Indiana
- Oct. 29 (The Herald Republican) - Pigeon Creek Welcome Center officially opens
- Oct. 29 (The Journal Gazette, subscription required) - Nurse, heal thyself
- Oct. 28 (WFFT) - INDOT opens new welcome center in Angola
- Oct. 27 (KPC News) - Professor shares love with shelter cats
- Oct. 10 (KPC News) - Teachers are doing their best for students
- Sept. 30 (The Journal Gazette) - Prior planning can minimize nurses' debt
- Sept. 23 (The Herald Republican) - Pokagon getting by with a little help from Friends
- Sept. 18 (The Herald Republican) - Trine managing to keep COVID-19 at bay
- Sept. 17 (The Herald Republican) - MSD providing free lunches through federal program; Teachers getting support from Trine students
- Sept. 10 (The Herald Republican) - Lakeland Internet receives Next Level Broadband Grant
- Sept. 10 (WLKI) - Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch presents broadband grant funding
- Sept. 9 (WANE) - Indiana lieutenant governor talks broadband internet access at Trine U.
- Sept. 4 (WANE) - Colleges balance dorm living with pandemic precautions to keep students on campus for fall semester