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At NCAA Division III Women's Outdoor Track And Field Meet

Trinity’s Center for Urban and Global Studies (CUGS) recently celebrated a decade of summer study in China by hosting a gathering of past participants of the college’s China summer study away program.

A crowd of about 5,000—including family members, alumni, faculty, staff, students, administrators, and other guests—gathered on the Main Quadrangle in front of Trinity’s historic Long Walk buildings on Sunday, May 19, to witness 506 undergraduates and 31 graduate students receive their degrees.

Dr. Lev Manovich, professor of computer science at the Graduate Center, CUNY and director of the Cultural Analytics Lab, works hard to prove data science and culture belong together. He visited Trinity College on April 29 to deliver the 2019 Shirley G. Wassong Memorial Lecture in European and American Art, Culture, and History.

A double major in mathematics and urban studies, Maria Warns's Fulbright ETA assignment will take her to Tomsk State University of Architecture and Building in Western Siberia.

Trinity College’s newest graduates are ready to take the big step, at long last, onto the engraved stone that—in keeping with school tradition—they have carefully avoided walking upon throughout their years as Trinity students.

Trinity College students Giovanni Jones ’21, Tiana Starks ’21, and Vidhi Vasa ’22 are among the 100 young people from the Hartford area selected to be a part of Obama Foundation’s Community Leadership Corps (CLC) this year.

Trinity international studies major and French studies minor Mariyann Soulemane ’19 has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Malaysia.

The Trinity College men's golf team, which repeated as the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) champions last month, will compete in the four-day, 42-team NCAA Division III Championship Tournament held at Keene Trace Golf Club in Nicholasville, Kentucky, from Tuesday, May 14, to Friday, May 17.

At the sixth annual Tech Savvy Conference, more than 70 Connecticut girls spent a day on Trinity’s campus learning how to extract DNA from plants, pinpoint blood samples carrying Lyme Disease, make their own Android app, print products in 3D, and more.