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 celebrated the Class of 2023 during its 197th Commencement on Sunday, May 21. In all, 527 students received their degrees at the ceremony held during Trinity’s Bicentennial year. Nicole Hockley ’92, co-founder and CEO of Sandy Hook Promise, presented a passionate address to the students.
Happy Birthday, Trinity College
On Charter Day, the message was conveyed before a bank of television cameras at the State Capitol in the morning, and again before a crowd on the grassy lawn of the Main Quad at midday: 'Happy Birthday, Trinity!'
When Trinity is the Tradition
As many Trinity students and alumni can attest, the lens of ‘Trinity as a family tradition’ adds layers of personal meaning—both unique and shared—when reflecting on one’s college experience. Here is the Koeppel family.
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