Cultural Houses
Below is a listing of the various community and cultural houses here at Trinity College that are affiliated with the Office of Multicultural Affairs:
Asian-American Students Association (AASA)
Umoja House - Imani and Trinity College Black Women’s Organization
La Eracra - La Voz Latina
These spaces help foster intellectual and cultural exchange among all students. This is accomplished by:
- Providing places for educational meetings and discussions
- Raising awareness about culture, history, and social issues
- Giving students a “home away from home”
What is a CHC?
Every cultural house has a Cultural House Coordinator (CHC) who resides in the house and is in charge of supervising the programming of all in-house events, submitting work orders for maintenance, and creating a welcoming space for all students.
Current CHCs:
- AASA: Vy Sa Nguyen ’26
- La Eracra: Kamille Anaya ’27
- Umoja: Ashley Nelson ’26
House Amenities:
- Living & Dining Room
- Full Kitchen
- Library
- Free Washer & Dryer
- Free computers and printers
- Gender Neutral restrooms
- Outdoor space
Theses spaces are open to all members of the Trinity College community; ALL are welcome!
To view more information about the above mentioned cultural houses, and to see the various events they have planned, please visit their individual pages on BantamLink the student organization database.