Baldwin named Freedom Scholar
The Marguerite Casey Foundation named Davarian L. Baldwin, Paul E. Raether Distinguished Professor of American Studies, a 2022 Freedom Scholar.
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Along the Walk
Color Our Collections
The 2023 Color Our Collections coloring book is giving the Trinity College community a way to explore the Raether Library and Information Technology Center’s archival treasures through interactive art.
The Old State House
The building served as Connecticut’s capitol until 1878, when it began a 37-year run as the Hartford City Hall.
Jawanza “Joe” Gross ’94, P’12
“Trinity College has been one of the key building blocks in my life’s journey”
Career boost
Individual career consulting services for all alumni
Faculty members retiring
2023 marks the completion of the final year of teaching for a number of Trinity College faculty members. Read more about these distinguished individuals.
Distinction for DePhillips
A new endowed professorship—the Henry A. DePhillips Jr. Chemistry Professorship—is being established at Trinity College through a gift from the Mario Family Foundation.
NEH Fellowship
Trinity College Professor of English Sarah Bilston’s upcoming book, The Hunt for the Lost Orchid, delves into the dangerous and deceitful world of orchid hunting in the 19th century.
Our new look
This issue of the magazine is the first to integrate the College’s recently refreshed visual identity.
Recent Publications
Books, monographs, CD, or video from Trinity faculty and alumni
The Bantam
Our beloved mascot’s origin story
Q&A with Danny Briere
Inaugural director of Trinity’s new Center for Entrepreneurship
1985
The Ramones bring their punk brand of rock ’n’ roll to Trinity College during Spring Weekend in May 1985. Take a moment to think back to “Rockaway Beach,” “Teenage Lobotomy,” “Rock ’n’ Roll High School,” and more songs from the Ramones. Do you have memories of their visit—or of any concert at Trinity—that you’d like to share? Please email them to [email protected].
For more memories from ’neath the elms as we celebrate the College’s Bicentennial, please see . For Bicentennial stories and event information, please visit www.trincoll.edu/Bicentennial.
