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Passion

Experience, Engage, Aspire, and Inspire

Anthony JackCommon Hour

Twice-weekly events encourage Trinity community engagement with speakers, performances, and discussions (including with The Privileged Poor author Anthony Jack in fall 2019).

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Majors and Minors

41 majors, 27 interdisciplinary minors, over 900 courses to help you create your own path.

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Legislative Internship

Students interested in working in government or politics can participate in Trinity’s long-standing program that places students with Connecticut state legislators.

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Early Research Experience

Collaborating closely with faculty members, students can begin conducting research (and learning about the publishing process) early in their undergraduate careers, even during the first year.

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The Watkinson Library and a Super Collection

Pop culture enthusiasts will appreciate Trinity’s recent acquisition of comic books, graphic novels, and comic reference books.

Engineering Interns Help Redesign Space Suit

An internship at Collins Aerospace in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, gave Maria Boucher ’20 and Katherine Bullock ’20 the opportunity to help redesign Collins’ portable life support system (PLSS) for its next generation space suit.

Focus On

Arts With programs in studio arts, theater, dance, film, music, and more, you’ll discover an innovative arts community at Trinity. We encourage you to apply creative thinking in every element of your academic experience—and your life.
Athletics When you're a member of the storied New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC), the competition is fierce, and spectating is a sport in itself. The spirit is contagious, and so is the fun.
Student Life Greenfest, hosted by student groups green campus and treehouse, unites the community in celebration with live music, speakers, and activities that highlight campus sustainability efforts and focus attention on addressing climate change.

Making a Difference—One Turtle at a Time

Whether researching two-foot-long hellbender salamanders in Pennsylvania or studying long-term changes in a Missouri river turtle community, Amber Pitt invites her students to join in her fieldwork adventures.