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An educational studies research project this semester introduced Trinity students to some of the ways in which the College engages with Hartford’s public education system, specifically through its partnership with the Hartford Magnet Trinity College Academy.

This spring, Trinity College is celebrating several faculty members who have received fellowships, awards, and other honors for their significant academic accomplishments.

For more than 50 years, the opportunity to study at the Trinity College Rome Campus on Aventine Hill has led students to immerse themselves in the culture and language of Italy and to do so from the comfort of a ‘home away from home.’ Trinity’s oldest global study program marked its anniversary with a celebration in Rome.

Nicole Hockley ’92, co-founder and CEO of Sandy Hook Promise, will be the 2023 Commencement speaker at Trinity College on Sunday, May 21.

Trinity College welcomed Iranian-American activist and journalist Masih Alinejad as the keynote speaker of Women’s Herstory Month. This year’s theme of “Telling Our Stories” presented the Trinity community with an inclusive representation of women’s experiences through many events and activities.

Three prominent members of the media addressed the challenges of modern journalism during the Connecticut Forum discussion, “Misinformation and Finding the Truth: Reckoning with Today’s Media Landscape,” which was attended by members of the Trinity College community.

In this Q&A with Trinity International Hip Hop Festival co-lead organizers Adyanna Odom ’23 and Tanzanikia Taylor ’23, learn all about this year's festival and about hip hop's impact on their lives. Held on the Trinity campus from March 30 to April 1, 2023, the festival is free and open to the public.

Campus Compact, the nation's largest association dedicated to higher education civic engagement, named Trinity College the 2023 award winner in the category of four-year institutions.

New research by Laura H. Delgado of Trinity College looks at the active role immigrants play in developing cultural programming in their communities.

A half a world away from the urban landscape of Hartford, Joshua Jacoves ’23 spent the fall 2022 semester in the mountains, jungles, and farms of Nepal, learning the Tibetan language and studying elephant tourism.