Going to college with your twin means always having family, a friend, and a piece of home nearby. Twins attending Trinity College together are there to support each other, even as they explore different majors and careers.
Kent Dunlap, recently named Thomas S. Johnson Distinguished Professor of Biology, has been at Trinity College for 26 years.
The top-ranked Trinity College women’s squash team held its ground at the top on March 9, securing a 5-4 victory over No. 2 Harvard in the 2025 College Squash Association championships, claiming the national title for the second consecutive year.
The Department of Theater and Dance is taking a new approach to its annual showcase of student choreography by mixing in original spoken-word pieces by students. The performances will be held March 6-8 at the Performance Lab in Trinity Commons.
Trinity College’s Muslim Life Program and Muslim Students Association (MSA) recently welcomed students, alumni, faculty, staff, families, and friends to a Community Iftar Dinner, in observation of the month of Ramadan.
Telling Trinity's story each month through photography offers a glimpse into the many presentations, performances, and competitions held during the academic year.
A free screening of the film Exhibiting Forgiveness (2024) at Cinestudio, followed by a panel discussion addressing its many themes, was part of a series of events at Trinity College celebrating Black History Month.
Timothy P. Curran, Vernon K. Krieble Professor of Chemistry, has received a 2025 Principally Undergraduate Institution (PUI) Summer Research Grant from Organic Syntheses, which will provide a summer stipend for an undergraduate researcher.
The seventh annual Trinity Athletics Giving (TAG) Week smashed the record for the number of donors, with 2,518 people—123 percent of the donor goal—saying “yes” to supporting Bantam athletics.
The Trinity College Board of Trustees voted at its February 2025 meeting to award tenure, promotions, and emeriti status to several faculty members.
IGNITE and A.C.E.S. are seeking blankets, pillows, clothes, stuffed animals, small toys, and menstrual products, which will all be donated to shelters in the L.A. area.
Three Trinity College alumnae recently returned to campus to talk about how their careers were influenced and supported by their experiences as English majors. “English isn’t just a degree people find intellectually rewarding, but something that you can use practically,” said Christopher Hager, Hobart Professor of the Humanities and Professor of English.
