December 19, 2016
A team of four students - from left, Zachary Markley, Kole Hale, Stephanie Hostutler-Eiden and Hope Smith - represented Trine University at the Angola Area Chamber of Commerce's annual Corporate Toboggan Speed Challenge, held Dec. 8 at Pokagon State Park. The team was sponsored by Johnathan Cress with Cress Law Group, a Tri-State University alumnus. The event raises money to support the programs of the chamber's Young Professionals Network.
Beginning a new tradition, Trine University celebrated the accomplishments of one of the most unique undergraduate classes in history as well as its many graduate students.
Dr. Amy Galloway Swann, CEO of Matchbook Learning, was extended an invitation by the U.S. Department of Energy to attend the first White House Summit for Sustainable and Healthy K-12 School Buildings and Grounds.
Trine University has opened its application for students wishing to enroll as undergraduates at its Angola campus for the fall 2025 semester.