Below is a listing of the various community and cultural houses here at Trinity College that are affiliated with the Office of Multicultural Affairs:
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.
The Asian-American Student Association (AASA) House, one of three cultural houses on the Trinity College campus, primarily caters to students of Asian descent, but serves as a welcoming space for the entire student body to enjoy intellectually stimulating and educational gatherings and discussions.
La Eracra, which is one of three cultural houses on Trinity College’s campus, is held in trust by La Voz Latina (LVL), a Latine student organization that aims to raise awareness about Latine culture, history, politics, and social issues.
Umoja House is one of three cultural houses on Trinity’s campus that help to support the college’s diverse student body and to promote cultural awareness.
