While recently marking the 200th anniversary of Trinity’s founding, a group of alumni paused to celebrate personal commitments.
Nearly two dozen married alumni renewed their wedding vows in the Trinity College Chapel on June 10, during a ceremony officiated by The Rev. Marcus Halley, chaplain and dean of spiritual and religious life.
“We have come together today with so many alumni and friends who were married either in this Chapel or elsewhere who wish to reaffirm their commitment to one another,” said Halley.
Photo gallery by Nick Caito.
Trinity College Chapel Service for the Renewal of Marriage Vows in the Two Hundredth Year of the College.
With a demonstrated commitment to human rights and global leadership, José Ginocchio Moraiz ’23 has been accepted to Schwarzman Scholars, a prestigious one-year, fully funded master’s degree program in global affairs at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China.
The movement-based performance artist, vocalist, and writer interacted with dance classes.
Matthew Birnhak ’25, who recently earned a bachelor’s degree in computer science, has been named a NobleReach Scholar and will receive a one-year placement in a public service tech role. “Trinity has given me a strong foundation to build on as I begin this program,” he said. “It feels like a natural next step."
Trinity College alumnus and former Bantam baseball player Cooper McGrath ’23 was an 18th-round selection of the San Francisco Giants in the 2025 Major League Baseball (MLB) draft this summer.
