A presidential inauguration; three national championships; the close of the historic All In Campaign; a collection of awards and honors. Take a glimpse back at some of the moments that made this a stand-out year filled with pride at Trinity College.
Trinity College marks the end of 2024 by reflecting upon moments from the past year. Along with news of a presidential transition and the conclusion of Trinity’s Bicentennial celebrations, highlights of the year included academic and social events that brought the entire community together.
Members of the Trinity College faculty were recognized for their outstanding achievements in scholarship, teaching, service, and leadership at the 2025 Faculty Excellence Awards.
Trinity College’s Fall Weekend 2025 welcomed alumni and families to campus on October 17 and 18. The celebration of Bantam spirit served as a combined Homecoming Weekend and Family Weekend.
The inauguration of Daniel G. Lugo as Trinity College’s 23rd president was an opportunity for the Trinity community to celebrate the enduring power of the liberal arts through a set of cross-disciplinary conversations and a unique performance.
A photography exhibition in Trinity College’s Crescent Center for Arts and Neuroscience (CCAN) observes how religion plays out in people’s daily lives, in graffiti and street art, and in music and dance in urban community settings.
A nonpartisan initiative on campus led by students and staff is helping members of the Trinity community take an active role in this fall’s municipal elections.
Trinfo—formerly known as Trinfo.Café—is a gathering space at Trinity College that has welcomed Hartford residents for 25 years. After being closed for a year, the building has reopened with a renewed focus on serving the community.
Trinity College welcomed 506 new students last week at the President’s Convocation and Matriculation. The reach of the Class of 2029 is global, with 47 international students making up about 10 percent of the cohort.
A grant awarded to Jonathan T. Ashby ’09, assistant professor of chemistry, helped to support an undergraduate research stipend this summer for a Trinity student working on Ashby’s research project.
