Forty-eight thousand listeners. Twenty-one years. Three countries. One book.

Jewish, Catholic, Presbyterian, Baptist . . . they came from a variety of denominations and religious affiliations. And recently, Eagle’s Trace residents had the opportunity to welcome their local religious leaders on campus for a clergy appreciation luncheon.

Dining at Eagle’s Trace exceeds expectations

A Houston resident for the past 35 years, Dorothy Davison is no stranger to the local restaurant scene. The city is home to some of the finest dining establishments in the South. So when Davison moved to Eagle’s Trace two and a half years ago, the community’s cuisine had a lot to live up to.

Students, residents discover common love of theater

When Eagle’s Trace Director of Dining Services John Googer cooked up the idea of a theatrical collaboration between the student waitstaff and the residents they serve, he wasn’t sure if it would pan out. After all, how many high school and college students would want to give up weekend time to work on a play?