Trinity's 2,200 students are immersed in a dynamic living and learning community, where learning doesn't stop at the classroom door. Intellectual conversations continue with faculty over coffee or in residence halls. Students participate in campus activities, engage in service learning and internships in the city, and study away in culturally rich parts of the world. They explore the sciences and humanities and hone artistic skills. They play varsity and club sports, or take part in intramurals and fitness activities.

Trinity's many clubs, organizations, and cultural houses provide a wealth of opportunities for students with diverse backgrounds and varying interests. Students are invited to come together as a community of scholars and friends and to become involved, as participants or leaders, in activities of their choosing. The Student Government Association, for example, is a centralized, representative body for dealing with a broad range of issues relating to student life on campus. Trinity also offers a strong system of support through its student services and mentorship programs, helping students to enjoy the full Living and Learning experience of a liberal arts education.

As part of the residential college experience at Trinity, students develop close relationships with faculty, and make friendships that last a lifetime. Memorable moments abound. The Trinity student will explore new worlds, thoughts, and ideas, and become prepared for the challenge and change of a successful, fulfilling life.