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Please check this site frequently
for updates and changes to the
schedule.
Friday, November 13
4:00 - 7:00pm
Burma Bazaar hosted by the
Activists for Southeast Asia
International House, 104-106 Vernon
St.
Alumni are
invited to sample delectable Asian
Food and peruse the plethora of
Asian wares perfect for holiday
presents.
6:00pm
*Shabbat service and dinner
Zachs Hillel House (74 Vernon
St.)
RSVP to
Lisa Kassow
via email by November 1st.
8:00-10:00pm
Public skate time
Koeppel Community Sports Center
(175 New Britain Ave)
Skates are available for rent at
the rink.
Saturday,
November 14
9:00am
Alumni swim reception
Honoring former Coach Chet McPhee
followed by intra-squad meet at
10:00am where
alums are invited to participate
Ferris Athletic Center Lobby
RSVP to Coach
Kristen Noone via email by
November 1st.
10:00am
1963 Reunion planning
meeting and brunch
Rittenberg Lounge, Mather
Hall
1961 Reunion planning meeting
Alumni Lounge, Mather
Hall
IDP alumni/ae and student tailgate
Food and beverages will be
provided
Vernon Social Center Patio,
Vernon Street
10:15am
Coach's Report
Head Football Coach, Jeffrey
Devanney '93
Tansill Room, Ferris Athletic
Center
10:30am
*1949 Football Team 60th Anniversary
and Brunch
$15.00 per person
Reese Room, Smith House
*Alumni
Programs with Brunch
$10.00 per person
1. Historical
Architecture Tour of the Long Walk
and its Renovation
Featuring Kathleen Curran,
Professor of Fine Arts
Hallden Hall room 14
2. Alumnae
Lacrosse, Soccer and Volleyball
Anniversary Celebration
Featuring current coaches, Kate
Livesay , Michael Smith, Jennifer
Bowman and
Associate Athletic
Director Robin Sheppard
Hamlin Hall
3.
Alumni and Student Networking
Session
Featuring Maggie Zox Brown '80
Renowned artist of thought provoking
and emotionally stimulating art
Sponsored by Career Services
Washington Room, Mather Hall
11:00am-End of Game
Wrestling
alumni reconnect
The
wrestling team will have a tent on
the rugby field behind Ferris to
welcome back Trinity's former
wrestlers and family. This years
coaches and wrestlers will be
present. We encourage you to stop by
to and from the game to talk Trinity
wrestling hot drinks and
refreshments will be offered
Let us know your coming
11:30am-Halftime
Long Walk Societies Hospitality
Reception
Look for the tent near the home
team bleachers.
12:00pm
Trinity v. Wesleyan Football game
Jessee/Miller Field
Reserved seating: $6 per person
and $2 per child (12 years old and
under)
Free for Half Century Club members
(Class of 1959 and older)
Tickets can be purchased at the gate
on game day.
Please note that the Hansen parking
lot is reserved for the classes of
1985 and older.
Email the
alumni office
to reserve a spot.
(Spaces are limited.)
Half-Time
Student Group Open Houses
The House of Peace
115 Allen Place
Queer Resource Center
114 Crescent Street
The Trinity College Queer
Resource Center is a center for
LGBTQIA student services and campus
initiatives. It was created to
provide a safe space for all gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgender,
questioning, intersex, and ally
students, staff and faculty. Our
mission is to work toward greater
LGBT diversity and acceptance on
Trinity’s campus through educational
programming, providing opportunities
for exposure and insight into LGBT
life and culture, and by providing
student organizing assistance on
LGBT issues. We hope to create a
strong and cohesive identity of LGBT
as part of the greater Trinity
Community and ensure that all
members of our campus feel like a
welcome and essential part of the
Trinity experience.
The International House
104-106 Vernon Street
The iHouse
wishes to provide the platform where
international students and American
students can come together, have fun
and share cultures. The iHouse is
committed to becoming the cultural
melting pot that shall enrich the
Trinity experience for an already
diverse student body! The
organization will be holding various
events this coming year which
include film screenings, language
tables, exploring various cuisines
and dance parties featuring European
techno and other music.
The Treehouse
125 Allen Place
The Treehouse is a coalition of
student organizations committed to
preserving and enjoying our natural
environment. This currently includes
Green Campus, the Outing Club, the
Sailing Club, and the Biology Club.
It is available for use by anyone
who is interested in joining our
experiments to discover how to make
sustainable living work on a college
campus. Our solar panels even
generate energy for all of us to
use! We hope to be hosting events
such as local and/ or organic
dinners, film screenings, guest
speakers, workshops (for example,
how to compost or make your own
paper), Earthopoly tournaments,
themed parties, and an art contest.
The Mill
79 Vernon Street
The Mill is a
new cultural house on campus
dedicated to serving the Trinity
community through the arts. We offer
a space for artists to collaborate,
socialize and promote their talents
around campus. Creative minded
students can also use our drawing
studio, silk-screening press,
practice rooms, and recording
studios to hone their talents and
work together with other members of
the Trinity community. In our first
year on campus, we hope to widen the
social options on campus by hosting
concerts, art exhibitions, and
lectures in our music venue and
gallery space.
12:00 - 2:00pm
Family Skate Time
Koeppel Community Sports Center
(175 New Britain Avenue)
Skates are available for rent at
rink
1:00pm
*Self-guided tour of the new Connecticut
Science Center
$16.00 per person
(transportation included)
Bus will leave from Austin Arts
Center at 1:00pm.
2:30pm
Black Alumni Organization networking
reception
Meet and greet with new
executive board members
Umoja House - 72 Vernon Street
Following the Football
Game
All alumni post-game reception and student a cappella concert
Reception Austin Arts Center
Lobby
Concert in Goodwin Theater
4:45pm
Chapel Service with College Chaplain Allison
Read
Reading by College President James
F. Jones Jr.
Trinity Chapel
5:30pm
*Class of 1963 Annual Homecoming Reception and
Dinner
Reception: 5:30pm (Faculty Club,
Hamlin Hall)
Dinner: 7:00pm (Hamlin Dining Hall)
*Class of 1961 Reception and Dinner
Reception: 5:30pm
Dinner: 6:00pm
Reese Room, Smith House
8:00-10:00pm
Public skate time
Koeppel Community Sports Center (175 New Britain Avenue)
Skates are available for rent at the rink
* = Registration
Required
Click here to
register
Sunday, November 15
3:00-4:30pm
Family skate time
Koeppel Community Sports Center (175 New Britain Avenue)
Skates are available for rent at the rink.
5:15pm
Chapel Worship Service
The Chapel
8:00pm
Roman Catholic All Souls Mass
The Chapel
Also happening on campus:
list of friday classes
Cinestudio
General admission tickets ($8)
Trinity students/faculty and seniors ($7)
Cinestudio web page
Admissions
Office Tours & Group Information Sessions
Friday,
November 13
10:30am (info
session); 11:30am (tour); 1:30pm (tour); 2:30pm (info session/tour); 3:30pm
(tour)
Saturday, November 14
9:30am (info session); 10:30am (tour); 11:30am (info session/tour);12:30pm
(tour)
Interviews are available by appointment. Call 860-297-2180
Meet at the Admissions Building.
Raether Library & Information
Technology Center
Click here
to visit the library website for opening hours and other
information.
Trinity College Bookstore
Located in the lower level of Mather hall
Hours: Friday 9:00am-5:00pm, Saturday 10:00am-5:00pm, and Sunday 11:00am-2:00pm
Widener
Gallery, Austin Arts Center
Hours: Friday-Sunday 1:00pm-6:00pm
Un/Common Signs presents the work of American artists Charlotte Cain,
Julie Evans and Kathryn Myers, all of whom spend a great deal of time in India,
each having conducted research there on a Fulbright Scholarship. Their diverse
painting languages share common influences and themes that are grounded in
Indian Art, culture, and the rituals of daily life. Through silence, excess,
recognition or time, their works evoke a sense of reverent observance and invite
us to participate, as they offer windows into painting processes that are
themselves kinds of private, devotional practices.
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