Remember when Touro University International underwent an ownership change and started calling itself TUI University? And then they realized that was a terrible idea but still stayed with the TUI acronym with Trident University International? Well, here's a new one that just seems to really be grasping at straws: Southeastern Bible College (SECB) is merging with Piedmont International University. The former SEBC campus will be sold and a new one is to be constructed, but lest we not forget the SEBC acronym. They are calling the new campus the.... Smart Efficient Blended Campus: https://www.piedmontu.edu/sebc Look, I'm sensitive to wanting to keep the tradition of a former school alive in some respect, but this acronym business is just inane.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're saying but Touro and Trident were never the same organization.
Summit Partners bought Touro University International from the Touro system. It was initially renamed TUI University before becoming Trident University International. Essentially the same institution, but different ownership/governance. https://www.jpost.com/Business/Business-News/Summit-Partners-buys-Touro-University-Intl
Somebody might need to help me with this but there's not even any mention of Trident in the article you linked. If you go to the websites of the respective schools and look at the "History of..." section, neither one mentions the other. They share an acronym. I'm pretty sure that's it.
I should have clarified. That article was intended to show that the current Trident International University has its roots in Touro. Here is a link to the original press release about the name change TUI to Trident): https://www.trident.edu/news-and-events/news-january-25-2011/
From Wikipedia: Former names TUI University, Touro University International https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trident_University_International Maybe it's, as they say, complicated.