Telling Trinity’s story each month through photography, this regular feature offers a glimpse into the many presentations, performances, competitions, and other events held throughout the year.
March was filled with meaningful discussions, joyful celebrations, and the first signs of spring. Here, staff photographer Nick Caito and additional photographers capture a memorable month in the Bantam community.
Trinity College in Photos: March 2025
Trinity College in Photos: March 2025
Samara Quintero ’25 throws a punch against her opponent during a boxing match held at the Ferris Athletics Center on March 1, 2025. Quintero and Wes Silverman ’26 qualified to represent Trinity College in the NCBA National Championships in Indiana. Photo by Lilly Supples ’26, photography associate.
Trinity College students light sparklers following a community Iftar held in the Washington Room on March 3, 2025. The Iftar prayers and meal mark the end of a day of fasting during the holy month of Ramadan. Photo by Nick Caito.
Jade Mellitz ’26 creates movement from fabrics during the student choreographed Spring Performance Mix on March 5, 2025. Photo by Lilly Supples ’26, photography associate.
Students and faculty from the Greenberg Center meet for a monthly “Works In Progress” lunch with Dr. Terrence Johnson of Harvard University. Photo by Nick Caito.
A group of Trinity students and scholars with the Center for Urban and Global Studies attend the Connecticut Forum’s “Global Affairs Forum” at the Bushnell Theater in Hartford on March 6, 2025. The event featured Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis, Pulitzer Prize winner Anne Applebaum, and NBC Washington Correspondent Yamiche Alcindor. Photo by Nick Caito.
The Trinity College women’s squash team celebrates a second consecutive national championship with their victory over Harvard on March 9, 2025. Photo courtesy of Bantam Sports.
Uché Blackstock and Oni Blackstock speak at the keynote event celebrating Women’s Herstory Month at the Cornelia Center on March 11, 2025. The sisters were interviewed by Mya White ’25 and Marlin Chimbo Once ’25. Photo by Nick Caito.
Dr. Stephanie Alessi-LaRosa, director of the Hartford Healthcare Sports Neurology Program, spoke about brain health and concussions during a Lunch n Learn sponsored by the Trinity College Health Center on March 13. Photo by Nick Caito.
Spring landscaping and cleanup took place across campus during March, as the season changed from winter to fall. Photo by Nick Caito.
Maile Fowler ’27 was one of the Trinity College Writing Center students tutoring high schoolers at Hartford Magnet Trinity College Academy on March 14, 2025. The free tutoring is offered twice a week through Trinity’s Center for Hartford Engagement and Research. Photo by Nick Caito.
A group of students spent their 2025 spring break on an excursion to West Virginia with Trinity’s Quest program. The group hiked, climbed cliffs, and explored underground caverns. Photo courtesy of Quest.
A group of students spent their 2025 spring break on an excursion to West Virginia with Trinity’s Quest program. The group hiked, climbed cliffs, and explored underground caverns. Photo courtesy of Quest.
Students celebrate the first warm spring day of the year by playing frisbee on the Main Quad. Photo by Nick Caito.
A robin rests on the Trinity College sign in front of Mather Circle on Summit Street. Photo by Nick Caito.
The Trinity College men’s basketball team celebrates its NCAA Division III National Championship victory over NYU, 64-60. Photo by Carter Vandermeer, Great Shot Productions.
Associate Professor of Philosophy Kari Theurer holds an American Kestrel during an event for A Place Called Hope bird sanctuary on March 26, 2025. The group gave a presentation on the danger of rodent poisons sickening the birds of prey that hunt them. A bill before the CT legislature, HB 6915, would ban such poisons in favor of methods that protect other wildlife. Photo by Nick Caito.
A Place Called Hope bird sanctuary president Christine Cummings holds a bard owl in the great room of the Borges Admissions building on March 26, 2025. The group gave a presentation on the danger of rodent poisons sickening the birds of prey that hunt them. A bill before the CT legislature, HB 6915, would ban such poisons in favor of methods that protect other wildlife. Photo by Nick Caito.
Bakari Sellers (left) and Ross Douthat (right) share a laugh during a discussion moderated by Ava Candle ’25. The event on March 26 was part of the Bridging Divides series, fostering conversation about difficult topics. Photo by Nick Caito.
Jason Rojas M'12, chief of staff to College President Joanne Berger-Sweeney and assistant vice president for external affairs, listens to the conversation during a Bridging Divides event at the Cornelia Center on March 26, 2025. Photo by Nick Caito.
Trinity College mailed acceptance offer letters to hundreds of high school seniors around the world. Banty helped stuff envelopes on March 27, 2025. Photo by Nick Caito.
Humorist Gina Barreca recounts her career and life as a groundbreaking author and professor at an event in the Englehard Reading Room on March 27, 2025. Photo by Nick Caito.
March marked the transition of campus from drab and dreary winter to the floral explosions of spring. Beams of light illuminate a magnolia flower outside Mather Hall on March 27, 2025. Photo by Fiona Cunningham ’28, photography associate.
The Men of Color Alliance marked Women’s Herstory Month with a celebration and awards dinner on March 27, 2025. Assistant Professor of American Studies and History Channon Miller ’11 gave the keynote address. Photo by Lilly Supples ’26, photography associate.
Jamie McDonald IDP ’00 (left) is interviewed by Connecticut Forum Producer and Creative Director Jamie Daniel following a screening of the documentary “We Feed People” at Cinestudio on March 27, 2025. McDonald volunteers with chef Jose Andres’ World Central Kitchen, the subject of the film. Photo by Nick Caito.
A contingent from Trinity College at Ronald Reagan Airport in Washington, D.C. The students and staff were in the nation’s capital for the National Young Feminist Leadership Conference. Photo by Nick Caito.
Members of the Trinity community gathered on March 28, 2025, for a victory celebration in honor of the national victories by the men’s basketball and women’s squash teams. Photo by Lilly Supples ’26, photography associate.
Members of the Trinity community gathered on March 28, 2025, for a victory celebration in honor of the national victories by the men’s basketball and women’s squash teams. Photo by Lilly Supples ’26, photography associate.
Giancarlo Rolando, Patricia C. and Charles H. McGill III ’63 Visiting Assistant Professor of International Studies, gives his presentation “Singing, Dancing, Feasting, and Dreaming: Indigenous Amazonian Lessons to (Hopefully) Postpone the End of the World” before a large crowd of students during the McGill lecture on March 31, 2025. Photo by Nick Caito.
