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Prof. Francisco Goldman’s Novel Named Pulitzer Prize Finalist for Fiction
Francisco Goldman, Allan K. Smith Professor of English Language and Literature, has received accolades this spring for his semi-autobiographical novel, Monkey Boy, including having been named a 2022 Pulitzer Prize finalist.
Making the Most of an ‘Immersive Experience’ in Trinity’s Legislative Internship Program
Trinity’s Legislative Internship Program has proven to be a transformative experience for Jason Farrell Jr. ’23, who spent the spring 2022 semester working as an intern for Rep. Jason Rojas M’12 in the Connecticut General Assembly.
Bailey Hyland ’22: My D3 Athlete Experience
“I proved to myself that it is possible to be an elite athlete while also having interests outside of my sport,” says Bailey Hyland ’22. “Thanks to Trinity, I have been able to make authentic connections with people in and outside of the athletic realm, balance high academics with athletics and social life, and have been presented post-graduate opportunities along the way.”
Documenting ‘Voices of Migration’ in Hartford
“No one tells their own story better than themselves,” said Gabriel R. Sorondo Guirola ’23, who is part of a Public Humanities Collaborative project at Trinity that archives the stories of Latinx people in Hartford. He spoke recently about his work during a National Humanities Alliance panel discussion.
Students and Faculty Publish Co-Authored Research
Research about women of color in politics by Annika Davies ’21, M’22, Blythe Young Hastings ’23, and Professor of Political Science Stefanie Chambers has been published in 1619: Journal of African American Studies. The students and faculty member worked together to research, write, edit, and submit their paper.
Telling Stories Through Film
Visiting Assistant Professor of Film Studies Jeff Bemiss—co-director the new documentary ‘Missing in Brooks County’—has a passion for telling stories through film. In this Q&A, he discusses his filmmaking experiences and how he uses them to teach and inspire Trinity students.
The International House: Supporting Students Far from Home
Coming to Trinity as a first-year student from Afghanistan, Hanifa Darwish ’22 found support at the college’s International House, which promotes the appreciation of diversity on campus. “The iHouse helps international students adapt to life at Trinity and introduces all students to international cultures through events, discussions, and trips,” she says.
Trinity’s New Career and Life Design Center
Trinity’s Career and Life Design Center is now open in the renovated Cornelia Center, formerly known as Vernon Social. As it continues its mission to empower students and graduates to be active agents in designing their careers, the center is a new hub for student-centered activity on campus.
Places of the Heart
Thanks to the generosity of Trinity alumni, families, and friends who have made recent significant gifts to the college, important progress is being made toward upgrading athletic facilities and in initiating repairs and renovations at the Trinity College Chapel.
A Trinity Treasure: Koeppel Community Sports Center
The ice rink on campus is ready for all sorts of winter sports—including ice hockey, short-track speed skating, and figure skating—every year by Labor Day Weekend. The center is the home ice for Trinity’s men’s and women’s ice hockey teams, welcoming up to 3,400 fans cheering on the Bantams. It also hosts happenings not dependent on ice, including P.E. classes and first-year events, a community tag sale, and more.
Frederick Law Olmsted and Trinity College
2022 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Frederick Law Olmsted, the founder of American landscape architecture, and Trinity College is joining the celebration. The campus was recently featured in the Olmsted 200 Newsletter, highlighting our Champion Elm and Olmsted's contribution to the design of the Trinity College campus.
The Long Walk
The historic buildings that make up the Long Walk are the heart of Trinity's campus.
‘You Are Our Future’: Celebrating the Class of 2022 at 196th Commencement
More than 520 members of the Trinity College Class of 2022 received their degrees on May 22. “May your journey be long and purposeful, and may each of you leave an indelible mark on the sands of time,” Raja Changez Sultan ’72 said in his Commencement Address.
How the Class of 2022 Contributed to ‘A Better Campus Community’
Amelia Huba ’22 and Kinnard Hughes ’22 are among the senior student leaders who have worked for four years to strengthen the Trinity community. Huba said, “That’s what it means to be a Bantam: to be someone who is constantly trying to improve the campus, the community, and the city.”
The Enduring Voice of Trinity College: WRTC-FM Marks 75 Years
Ever since its on-air debut in 1947, WRTC has been a labor of love for Trinity students and others who volunteer at the station and a source of entertaining and thought-provoking programming for listeners. Today’s WRTC covers the musical gamut with an average of 60 shows per week, from rock and jazz to soul, gospel, funk, punk, Latin, reggae, blues, country, Caribbean, classical, and African music, in addition to interviews, Trinity sports coverage, and more.
Supporting Research by Science Students
The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation has named Trinity College as a recipient of a Beckman Scholars Program award in the amount of $156,000. The significant award will support students over the next three years as they conduct independent science research with faculty mentors.
Alumni Gift of $10 Million to Provide Financial Aid
Trinity College has received a $10 million gift from former Trinity trustee and former Connecticut State Treasurer Francisco L. Borges ’74, H’20, his wife Luisa, and his four siblings to support financial aid for outstanding students who would not otherwise be able attend college.
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More than 520 members of the Trinity College Class of 2022 received their degrees on May 22. “May your journey be long and purposeful, and may each of you leave an indelible mark on the sands of time,” Raja Changez Sultan ’72 said in his Commencement address.