Photo Gallery: New Mural Greets Passersby
Local artist Taris Clemons created a mural on Zion Street that speaks to the multicultural nature of the Frog Hollow neighborhood, adjacent to Trinity College.
Local artist Taris Clemons created a mural on Zion Street that speaks to the multicultural nature of the Frog Hollow neighborhood, adjacent to Trinity College.
The college observed National Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month in November, offering events and resources exploring the history of Indigenous peoples.
Sixty percent of negotiated rates were higher than the cash rate for the same services in U.S. hospitals, said Gerardo Ruiz Sánchez, economist at Trinity College.
Are the "old rules" now outdated? Students returning home for the first time since going away to college want to continue to be “totally free,” and parents understandably feel some need to try to impose restrictions and expectations, says Randolph M. Lee ’66, Counseling and Wellness Center director.
Trinity is one of 394 colleges recognized for its efforts to increase nonpartisan democratic engagement in the 2022 election.
Without obvious cues to indicate adolescent use of e-cigarettes, cannabis, and prescription opioids, healthcare providers’ consistent use of screening tools may be the most effective strategy, according to researchers at Trinity College, University of Rhode Island, and University of Missouri.
“I get to work with students who—like my first-year self—enjoy the freedom and diversity of creative writing,” Kate Whitman ’23 says of her role as a teaching assistant. “This opportunity allows me to pay back the guidance and help that was given to me by a TA when I was in the course.”
In the fall semester, each department or program is invited to nominate a senior who demonstrates outstanding achievement within their major, along with evidence of wide-ranging intellectual interests.
Thirty-four students in the Class of 2025 are recognized for the highest academic achievement in their first year at Trinity.
Edited by Trinity College professors, the new digital anthology Hidden Literacies explores texts by marginalized Americans—including Indigenous and enslaved people, prisoners, and young children—that have not traditionally been included in archives and educational curricula.