Student clubs are a huge part of the Trinity experience. There are more than 100 student-run organizations representing the full spectrum of student life at the College. Clubs offer tremendous opportunities to
build leadership skills, make new friends, get out into the community, and contribute to the rich diversity of campus life.
Some excellent examples are the iHouse, an organization of international and domestic students with its own cultural house on Vernon St.; Relay for Life, which raises over $50,000 annually for the American Cancer Society; and the Outing Club, which organizes camping, climbing, skiing, and SCUBA diving trips to local and regional spots.
What will be your “thing” at Trinity? You can dive into a favorite pastime or try something completely different. It all starts at the Activities Fair, where we encourage you to sign up for anything and everything that catches your eye. And if you want to
start your own club, contact the Office of Campus Life to make it happen.
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