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.