Philanthropy for the Past, Present, and Future of Trinity
Marlynn and Bill Scully ’61 have honored members of the Trinity community by creating opportunities for current Trinity students. They hope to inspire others with their generosity.
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Stories from Alumni and Families
Our stories are what make being a Bantam so special-- we're sharing a few of them here.
Committing to Trinity Students
When a parent of two Trinity alumni wanted to celebrate the place Trinity had in her children’s lives, she knew supporting financial aid would be one way to “pay it forward.”
Paul E. Raether ’68, H’14, P’93, ’96, ’01 on Dream Camp
Paul Raether is an accomplished alumnus and an extraordinarily generous philanthropist. Bloomberg Businessweek Extra interviewed him on their podcast to discuss Dream Camp, a Trinity-based camp for Hartford youth.
Becoming Bantams
The Barksdale Family’s journey to Trinity included a little bit of serendipity.
Twinning at Trinity
This family has two generations of twins who have blue and gold in their DNA.
Alumni Offer 2020 Graduates Career Lessons Learned from the Great Recession
Two alumni shared their reflections on graduating under difficult economic circumstances.
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Trinity College Names New Wellness and Recreation Center in Honor of Marlynn V. and William P. Scully ’61, H’18
The Scully Center, a major addition to the George M. Ferris Athletic Center, will serve as a dynamic hub for fitness, recreation, and wellness activities, providing students with the resources they need to thrive physically and mentally. It will be a cornerstone for fostering a vibrant and healthy campus community for years to come.
‘Fireside Chat with Liz Elting ’87’ Focuses on What It Takes to Build a Business
The Trinity community gathered recently for a discussion between alumna Liz Elting ’87 and Jess Lynch co-hosted by Trinity’s Career and Life Design Center and Entrepreneurship Center.
Class of 2024 Survey Shows Strong Next Steps for Alumni after Trinity
More than 95 percent of recent graduates in the Trinity College Class of 2024 have reported securing jobs, enrolling in continuing education, or finding other satisfying “first destinations” within six months of graduation, according to a survey.
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