On any given day, Trinity's campus is buzzing with activity. From lectures to exhibits, athletics, and ceremonies that honor Trinity's history, there are many opportunities for families to engage with the life of the college.

Here are some of the major college events during the year.

Bantam Beginnings: New Student Orientation
including President’s Convocation and Matriculation Ceremony
August 28, 2025
Contact: Office of Student Leadership and Engagement at 860-297-2305 or [email protected]

Fall Weekend
October 17–18, 2025
Contact: Michelle Deluse ’12, M’16 in the Office of Alumni Relations at 860-297-4056 or [email protected]

  • Alumni and families, come to campus for a combined Homecoming and Family Weekend celebration. See your favorite team compete, enjoy a special performing arts event, spend time with friends, or watch student groups in action. The Trinity College Presidential Inauguration will also take place on Saturday, October 18.

Honors Day
May 1, 2026, 3:30 p.m.
Contact: Office of the President at 860-297-2170 or [email protected]

  • Trinity celebrates the academic successes and community involvement of its students at this annual event.

Commencement Weekend
May 16–17, 2026
Contact: Office of the President at 860-297-2170 or [email protected]

  • The Trinity community gathers with families and friends of the graduating class for the most important event of the Trinity academic year. Parents of graduating seniors will receive information about Commencement in early January.

Regional and International Trinity Events

Trinity College parents and alumni live all over the world, and as the College continues to develop as a truly global institution, our network has become global as well. Area clubs and regional events constitute the primary means by which Trinity and its alumni and parents (particularly those who are geographically separated from the College) can establish and maintain a close working relationship. Local events are organized to create opportunities for networking, ongoing education, and Bantam camaraderie. They also help to establish, renew, and maintain the connections of alumni, parents, and friends in the local community. Regional volunteers and current clubs work with the College to plan events in Asia, Europe, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Fairfield, Florida, Hartford, Los Angeles, New Haven, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and more. These events are facilitated by the Alumni Office, and in many cases families are welcome to attend.