Trine University

Students from Trine University's chapter of the American Society for Civil Engineers (ASCE) took top honors at the organization's 2019 Great Lakes Regional Conference held at Valparaiso University on April 12-13.

A Trine University team took top honors at a district competition for the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE).

A Trine University team tasked with designing a car that can start and stop using only chemical reactions placed fourth in regional competition on April 13, qualifying for the national level.

The Thunder Aces, the competitive team from Trine University's Bridge Club, finished tied for 14th in an American Contract Bridge League (ACBL) competitive event on April 7.

Trine University students and faculty recently attended the 2019 American Criminal Justice Association-Lambda Alpha Epsilon (ACJA-LAE) National Conference hosted by Region 4 of the ACJA.

Though often associated with older generations, Bridge is gaining a following on the Trine University campus. The university's Bridge Club, competing as the Thunder Aces, took part in the 2019 College Bridge Online Club Special Team Tournament on Feb. 17, sponsored by the American Contract Bridge League (ACBL). The competition included 31 colleges and universities, with Trine winning five out of eight matches - defeating two teams from the University of Chicago and teams from Alabama, Vanderbilt and Cal Tech - and tying for 19th overall.

The 19th annual Big Man on Campus (BMOC), sponsored by Trine University's Theta Phi Alpha sorority, raised $5,932.37 for the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer.

Trine University presented its second STEM Research and Design Symposium on Dec. 7 in the Jim and Joan Bock Center for Innovation and Biomedical Engineering.

Trine University presented awards to the winners of its 10th annual Walter Cunningham Writing Contest at a ceremony on Thursday, Feb. 28, in Wells Theater.

Trine University's Tau Alpha Omicron (TAO) chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA-Lambda Alpha Epsilon) won 29 of 72 possible awards at the organization's regional conference.

Trine University students were among those awarded at the fifth annual Innovation Challenge hosted by Trine University's Innovation One and Fifth Third Bank on April 20.

Students from Trine University's Tau Alpha Omicron (TAO) chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA) won two awards at the ACJA's national conference March 18-23.

Trine University's Tau Alpha Omicron (TAO) chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA-Lambda Alpha Epsilon) won 22 of 89 possible awards at the organization's regional conference in October.

Trine University has announced the winners of its ninth annual Walter Cunningham Writing Contest.

A team of Trine University chemical engineering students placed sixth at an international competition to build a car that starts and stops using only chemical reactions.

The 2017 Trine University Homecoming king and queen were crowned Friday, Sept. 15, at a Homecoming pep rally and recognized at the Homecoming football game on Saturday, Sept. 16.

Top prizes were awarded at the fourth annual Innovation Challenge presented by Trine University's Innovation One and Fifth Third Bank on April 21.

A group of chemical engineering students from Trine University took part in competitions at the North-Central Student Regional Conference of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE).

A printed book containing the 2017 winning entries of the Cunningham Writing Contest in Trine University's Department of Humanities and Communication is available for $5 at Amazon.com.

Trine University's Tau Alpha Omicron (TAO) chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA) won 18 awards at the association's recent 2016 Lambda Alpha Epsilon Region 6 Conference.

Students in MAE 202 competed to see which group could best design a house heated by passive solar energy.

Two student teams from Trine University were named the winners of the Safety and Health Division Student Design Competition Award for Safety given by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE).

Trine University recognized its homecoming court and crowned its 2016 homecoming king and queen.

In addition to winning the AIChE Student Design competition, Michael Sheperd has won the safety award given by the AIChE Safety and Health Division.

Trine University competed in this year's Basic Utility Vehicle competition.

Michael Sheperd of Bryan, Ohio, a 2016 chemical engineering graduate of Trine University, has been named the winner of The A. McLaren White Award for taking first prize in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Student Design Competition - Individual Category.

Trine University chemical engineering students recently travelled to Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, for the 2016 AIChE Student North-Central Regional Conference.

Trine students designed a remote control sized car that runs and stops using a chemical reaction. The Trine vehicle stopped 1m away from the target, landing the team in 5th place among 18 teams after two rounds of competition, qualifying them to compete at nationals.

Trine Chemical Engineering Students travelled to Miami University in Oxford, OH, for the 2016 AIChE Student North-Central Regional Conference. Trine's Jeopardy team ran away with top honors, finishing first in a bracket style competition out of 15 schools.

Trine Chemical Engineering Students travelled to Miami University in Oxford, OH, for the 2016 AIChE Student North-Central Regional Conference. Senior Jennifer Jackemeyer was awarded second place in the poster competition for her honors research project titled "Lactic Acid Production: Using Lactobacillus to Redesign a Lab Experiment."