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Academics posted by Kristen Cole

Ancient Poem Never Gets Old

The original audience for the epic poem "Odyssey" were veterans of real, historical wars in ancient Greece. As the nation marks Veterans Day on November 11, Trinity College's Vincent Tomasso discusses how we can connect the classical text to contemporary experiences.

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Academics posted by Eliana Rosen ’27

The Writing Course That Gave Me a Clearer Direction

“English had always been a subject I enjoyed, and social justice was something I felt passionate about,” writes Eliana Rosen ’27. “The idea of combining two subjects I was interested in excited me.”

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Announcement posted by Eric Johnson-DeBaufre

Watkinson Library Lands a Whale

Trinity College’s Watkinson Library recently added a sought-after whale to its collection of fine press books. Here, Rare Books and Special Collections Librarian Eric Johnson-DeBaufre introduces the Arion Press edition of Moby Dick, featuring detailed wood engravings signed by the illustrator.

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Alumni posted

Trinity College in Photos: October 2024

Telling Trinity's story each month through photography that offers a glimpse into the many presentations, performances, and competitions held during the academic year.

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Hartford posted by Eliana Rosen ’27

Trinity Students Examine ‘Reflections on a Complex America’ at Connecticut Forum

Students recently heard Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones and historian and best-selling author Heather Cox Richardson engage in a timely conversation called “Reflections on a Complex America.” The dialogue was hosted by the Connecticut Forum, of which Trinity is an education partner.