
Students Learn about Array of Campus Clubs at Involvement Fair
Trinity students had the opportunity to hear from their peers involved in campus clubs and organizations at the Fall Involvement Fair, held on the Main Quad on September 21.
Trinity students had the opportunity to hear from their peers involved in campus clubs and organizations at the Fall Involvement Fair, held on the Main Quad on September 21.
The Trinity College English Department kicks off its Fall 2021 Allan K. Smith Virtual Reading Series on Thursday, September 30.
Faculty members and students conducting research in economics, mathematics, and political science and public policy and law are among those with projects involving different aspects of the COVID pandemic.
John Quiñones, host of What Would You Do?, spoke to the Trinity community on Friday, September 17, to kick off the college’s celebration of Latine Heritage Month.
The Cityscape Phase VII project to create four new homeownership opportunities
Through a summer internship with the Rhode Island Department of State, Andrew Briden ’24 addressed issues through data analysis and developed data storytelling and presentation skills.
On Saturday, September 11, Trinity will commemorate those lost due to the terrorist attacks with a ceremony from 10:30-11:00 a.m. in the Chapel.
An internship with Voice of America offered Zohra Moradi ’22, an international student from Afghanistan, a unique opportunity to dive into journalistic writing and to focus on some of the challenges faced by students in her home country as well as in as other countries. The VOA internship was hosted by Trinity alumna Amy Katz ’79, VOA’s senior executive producer.
Trinity College welcomed 535 first-year students and 22 transfer students during the combined President's Convocation and Matriculation ceremonies.
Trinity College economics major Rayan Ali ’22 explored multiple aspects of the finance industry working remotely as a sales and trading summer analyst with Citigroup in Boston, under the direction of alumnus Jake Robertson ’17.