Photos: On a Quest
Some first-year students arriving at Trinity's urban campus this year connected with peers for an outdoor adventure along the Appalachian Trail.
News Archive
Primus Project Furthers Reach with New Podcast
As part an overarching effort to tell a truer and fuller story of Trinity College’s history, the Primus Project recently released the first in a series of podcasts.
Profile of the Class of 2028
Trinity College received about 1,100 more applications than last year for the entering class.
Samba Fest at Trinity College presents a Big Bang
What began as a small public performance featuring local musicians and students, has grown into an annual event that draws musicians from around the world to this liberal arts college in the Northeast. But first, came the formation of the Samba Ensemble.
Social Justice Institute Broadens its Reach Through New Partnership
In partnership with a U.K.-based academic foundation, the Trinity Social Justice Institute will further elevate and expand the profile of its scholarly work.
Spring Bicentennial Symposium: A Day for Reflection
The daylong event brought the community together to discuss the liberal arts experience, and to celebrate an alumnus who represents the "ideal of empowering humanity through the sciences.”
Students Dig Into Climate Change Research by Early Alum
Students recently researched early alumnus Andrew E. Douglass, the father of dendrochronology, or tree ring dating, a proxy-dating method that can provide a glimpse into past climates.
Students Dive into Hartford’s Lifeguard Shortage, Offering Ways to Reverse Trend
Like much of the nation, Hartford has experienced a decline in lifeguards for its public pools. To understand the issue, students in Trinity College’s Liberal Arts Action Lab examined data, conducted focus groups, and proposed solutions.
Third Annual ‘What’s Your Move?’ Student Performance
Performances are offered Thursday, April 18, and Friday, April 19, at 7:30 p.m.
Trash Talk: “Detritus” Exhibit Opens at Trinity College
Four New England artists share work created from discarded materials and objects in an exhibition at the Widener Gallery from September 16 to 28. The exhibit is free and open to the public.
Trinity Academic On Scene at the U.N. Climate Conference
Lucia Green-Weiskel, visiting assistant professor of political science, is attending the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP29, virtually.
Trinity College Again Earns Top Marks as an LGBTQ-Friendly College
A national database on LGBTQ inclusiveness awarded Trinity College five stars—the highest possible rating—for the second consecutive year.
