Photo Gallery: The 20th Trinity International Hip Hop Festival
The 2026 Trinity International Hip Hop Festival celebrated 20 years of bringing together artists, students, and community members from Hartford and across the globe.
Photo Gallery: The Jingle Dress Project
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Trinity College recently hosted members of the Navajo Nation to discuss “Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project.”
The project began when photographer Eugene Tapahe had a dream during the Covid-19 pandemic that performing the traditional jingle dress dance of the Ojibwe tribe around the country would help heal the land.
Eugene, Erin, and Dion Tapahe spoke about the dance and its significance with Chenille Jake ’24, and later performed the dance and invited the audience to participate. The event was sponsored by the Women and Gender Resource Action Center at Trinity.
Photographs by Nick Caito.
Trinity Students Awarded Two 2026 Projects for Peace Grants
Two Trinity College student-led teams have been selected to receive Projects for Peace grants for summer 2026, joining a long tradition of Trinity students designing community-based solutions for local challenges worldwide.
Trinity International Hip Hop Festival Marks 20 Years with ‘Living Declarations’ Exhibit
For 20 years, the Trinity International Hip Hop Festival has brought together artists, students, and community members from Hartford and across the globe. A new photo exhibit opening in conjunction with this year’s festival celebrates its history and legacy.
Mather Art Gallery Hosts Hartford Environmental Justice Research Partnership Exhibit
A traveling environmental justice exhibition created by Trinity College students, faculty members, and community partners will be featured in Trinity’s Mather Hall Art Gallery from April 1 to 29, 2026.
