The momentum is building. Here’s the place for all the exciting news and information about the Cornerstone Campaign and giving to Trinity.
Dedication of Kassow Hillel Kosher Eatery
The eatery, located inside Mather Dining Hall, will serve as a place where students of all faiths can dine on kosher food for the first time in the 189-year history of Trinity College. View photos.
Trinity Blue and Gold Gala in New York City
Trinity College leadership donors and volunteers celebrated the many accomplishments of the Cornerstone and Legacy Campaigns at this New York City event. View photos from the gala and sessions.
Joan Hedrick Delivers the Wassong Lecture
Hedrick, who won a 1995 Pulitzer Prize for her book, Harriet Beecher Stowe: A Life, delivered the annual Shirley G. Wassong Memorial Lecture in European and American Art, Culture and History. View photos.
Trinity College Scholars Reception
The reception took place on Thursday, April 19, 2012, honoring donors and recipients of more than 280 named scholarships. View photos.
Women's Leadership Council Networking Lunch
Trish Klestadt '80, P'09, '11, attorney, Board of Fellows member, and chair of the Women's Leadership Council, was keynote speaker at the April 19 networking event. View photos.
Professor Joaquín Chávez Delivers McGill Lecture in International Studies
The lecture focused on the evolution of religious and political consciousness and notions of historical change among Catholic intellectuals.
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Mark Silverman Gives Inaugural Jarvis Lecture
Silverman's lecture detailed experimental and theoretical projects that he has undertaken as a physicist, including issues related to the unexpected behavior of diverse physical systems.
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March 2012 Chronicle
Mather Quad, Career Exploration Program, Trinity Hillel in Uganda, and more.
Read the March 2012 issue.
2012 Hugh Ogden Poet Steve Foley '72 comes to Trinity College
On March 28, 2012, Foley visited with Trinity students and gave a public reading as part of the College's Allan K. Smith Reading Series.
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Garth Myers Delivers Inaugural Raether Lecture on African Urbanism
In his lecture, Myers explored the ways U.S. cities like Hartford can learn from African cities. View photos.
Kathleen Kete Delivers Inaugural Lecture as the Borden Painter Professor
In the lecture, Kete discussed 18th century Genevan patrician Horace Bénédict de Saussure, who was the first scientist to explore the Alps. . View photos.
Zachs Hillel House Honors Mendelson at 10th Anniversary Event
Trinity College Hillel celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Zachs Hillel House, honoring Alan Mendelson ’69, P’01 with a special citation. View photos.
50-Year Celebration of Re-founding of Rowing
Fifty years ago, a group of 11 Trinity students revived a defunct rowing program, which has since flourished into one of the top collegiate programs in the country. Read more and view a slide show.