President David S. Dockery told staff members at a luncheon marking the start of a new academic year that there are 440 students at Trinity International University this fall enrolled in programs that did not exist on the campus in fall 2014. Dockery noted that a few programs have seen [Read More]

By Mark Kahler As spring graduation at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School concluded May 11, associate professor of Evangelism and Missional Ministry David Gustafson had urgent plans for that weekend -- and the next two months. “I had that goal of just seeing America,” Gustafson says, “and doing it from the [Read More]

The center that provides academic support, career development and academic guidance on the Trinity International University campus has been rebranded as the Thrive Center. Formerly known as the University Student Success Center (USSC) for several years, the new identity calls more attention to the key objective of the center’s work. [Read More]

Trinity International University welcomes a host of new faculty and staff members to the Deerfield campus this summer. Jay Noh is the new director of the Doctor of Ministry degree program in South Korea. Noh first went to work on the program in May, and visited the classrooms in Seoul [Read More]

Trinity International University will begin offering new majors this fall in pre-occupational therapy, chemistry/professional emphasis, chemistry/pre-medicine and chemistry/forensic science. All chemistry majors will take a prescribed core of courses, and choose one of the three areas of emphasis to complete the course of study. “Bringing in the chemistry major will [Read More]

David J. Hesselgrave, who served at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School as both a faculty member and a director of missions, died Monday, May 21, at his home in Rockford. He was 94. Hesselgrave served on the TEDS faculty from 1965-91, establishing and directing the School of World Mission and Evangelism [Read More]