Trustees, honorees, and their families gathered on Friday, October 16, as Trinity College added five new names to its Wall of Honor. The Wall recognizes individuals and organizations whose lifetime giving to Trinity has surpassed $1 million.
Academy Award-winning filmmaker Will McCormack ’96 returned to Trinity College recently for a screening of his latest film, the 2026 comedy-drama The Invite, and a conversation in which he discussed his writing process and the magic of movies.
Restaurateur Danny Meyer ’80, H’24, P’20 returned to Trinity College to help launch TrinTalks, a new series of campus conversations in which alumni share stories about how Trinity shaped their career trajectories.
The Trinity College community gathered for a documentary film screening and panel discussion with alumna Julia Hoppock ’06, an associate producer of People vs. Politics, as part of Voter Education Week.
Trinity College President Daniel G. Lugo speaks with WFSB about the College’s new Hometown Hartford initiative, through which admitted students from Hartford will receive a Capital City Grant covering the full cost of tuition, room, and board.
The grant for Susan A. Masino, Paul E. Raether Distinguished Professor of Applied Science, and David N. Ruskin, research associate professor, will provide summer research opportunities for Trinity students.
The Hockey News follows the story of Dominique DiDia ’12 and Kim Weiss ’11, who met as Trinity teammates and now are general manager and coach of the new Professional Women’s Hockey League team in Las Vegas.
Associate Professor of Classical Studies Vincent E. Tomasso, whose first-year seminar is reading Homer’s epic poem, will give a presentation as part of Odyssey Day this fall. Read more about why he says The Odyssey still resonates today.
Fine Books & Collections—a quarterly magazine and daily blog about rare books, fine art, and collecting—reports on a discovery at Trinity College’s Watkinson Library of a page of previously unrecorded 15th century printing.
More than 100 Trinity students spent part of the summer working with faculty members and other mentors. The fall symposium allowed these students to showcase their findings and research processes.
A page of 15th century text—hidden for more than 100 years in an uncatalogued scrapbook in the Watkinson’s archives—has connections to famed printer Johannes Gutenberg and may represent one of the earliest generations of European printing.
The first Summer Internship Showcase—presented by the Trinity+ Advising Center and the Career Center—featured the reflections of Trinity students who gained real-world experience through meaningful internships in summer 2026.
