Trinity University

A fun 6-​hole disc golf course along the jogging paths on the campus of Trinity University!
It’s a fairly challenging course, with a good amount of hills and some trees to keep things interesting. Most of the signs were in good shape, and all of the chains were in good order for the posts to receive the discs.
There were trash cans around, and the place was picked up and clean.
There are no restrooms here. You might be able to go into Laurie Auditorium if the situation presents itself.
Since there are only 6 holes, we made up our own holes where you teed off from one tee, threw to another. On a beautiful fall weekend, there was only two other people out on the course, so there should never be a wait time for a tee time.

Such an awesome campus! My first visit was to hear Jane Goodall speak after winning tickets from the sa currant, and now I’m smitten. Found out that they regularly have lectures available to both students and open to the public. Checking out their website and looking into their calendar of events there are many events coming up that I’m excited to check out. One being the Ken Burns lecture in Dec. Want to see the library have heard great things about it and want to swing by soon. If you haven’t taken a stroll around this campus you really should, and make an event of it by checking out one of their free lectures. I’ll be going back for more :)

I hated my time here. They bunched me my freshman year with a bunch of passive aggressive gossips, which left a stigma over me the rest of my college career. The business capstone is a joke, taught by a grumpy old prof with tenure, he spent half the class talking about how important his class was and the other half teaching questionable finance practices. Its a beautiful campus, but it doesn’t make up for everything else.

If ever you attend an event at the Laurie auditorium be advised this is really an auditorium!!! This was a DL Hughley headliner (he was not that funny) but Arnez J was hilarious. The comedians were taken aback when they arrived on stage which was very small. The VIP tables were not offered food or drinks… Really?!? We sad on the second row, great seats and due to the stage and venue itself pretty glad extra money wasn’t spend for the vip section. There was food and soft drinks being sold somewhere but not easy to find. It must have been located on the 3^rd floor no where near the event. People were returning with food items but after seeing hotdogs in foil paper, nachos in plastic bowls and other things unappealing, we decided to not locate the concessions. The parking garage is terrible. We arrived in enough time to get the second empty spot. There was no sign for clearance and you can see some vehicles have actually ran into the pipes above. We were in an extended SUV and barely fit so beware. People were parking across the street in another buildings parking lot a little walk down so that might be a good option. Parking garage is free to park.

They have a nice small disc golf course you can play quickly, yet is also challenging. I love doing things outside and this was a great course to hit with mi hermano last time I was in SA. Nice elevation changes throughout. No more than an hour, even if your are a horrible player.
Parking can be a little tricky. Good luck and throw straight!!!

I could fawn over this school for hours; whenever I encounter a high school kid looking at colleges, I usually do. I would say my years at Trinity were the best in my life, but that would be shortchanging the school. It wasn’t only a fun, social time. It prepared me for a constantly improving life, developed me to experience the world in broader and better ways after graduation.
My professors all took on roles as mentors for me, and they continue to remain in my life as close friends. I grew as a person, artist, and intellectual at this school. It was an education that refined my individuality. For that alone I can’t imagine a better college to attend.

Do you want to be awesome? Do you want to get a degree? Do you want to get a degree in awesomeness? Then you should to go Trinity University.
What can I say that you don’t know? Trinity was a time when I was the most passionate, most involved, most political, least relenting I ever was. It was great. I made some great friends.
It’s a beautiful campus. The grass is green, the buildings are shining, birds sing.
Professors actually want you to learn. Staff want to help you. Other students want to know you.
I always tell people, I don’t know why I chose Trinity, but I can name so many reasons why I stayed.
Trinity is an insular experience. You’ll know in the first semester if it’s right for you. If you make a full year, you love it.

I loved my time at Trinity. It’s a great liberal arts college with excellent technical degrees. I loved the small class sizes and the one on one time I was able to get with the professors. It was nice to know they seemed to genuinely care about you and your eduction, which I’ve heard isn’t the same and larger institutions.

I went to visit just to see the architecture and was surprised by the faculty I ran into. i was worried that they might not like a random person roaming campus and studying buildings (usually this is frowned upon since the whole terrorism thing). Fortunately for me and SA, Trinity has spent the time and money to have some really nice buildings without being gaudy. For any architecture dorks, like myself, the administration has a pretty interesting curtain wall system on the courtyard area of the administration building. Thanks for letting me be nosy Trinity University.

I’m just about to graduate from this university and I have to say that is fantastic. Small class sizes, great professors, beautiful (and small!) campus, and the food selection in the dining areas is large (even though the quality isn’t great, but the sushi is good). I’ve met all kinds of great people here, and the wealthy suburban kids with the luxury cars that daddy bought them (that would include me, btw) actually DO hang out with everyone else. Overall, it’s pricey, but it’s a private liberal arts college, what do you expect? However, it was rated the best for the money, so I’m very pleased.

Very good, small liberal arts college. I went there for school and had fun while getting a good education that prepared me for a job as an engineer in Silicon Valley.
For the most part the professors are great. Small class sizes (almost every class i had there was below 15 people) help to create a more personal experience.
The only draw back is the large number of wealthy suburban kids driving around in luxury cars that daddy bought them. For the most part, they only hang out with eachother and can be easily avoided.