There's a lot going on at Trinity! Trinity Today is your source for announcements, events, and resources for the campus community.
On Tuesday July 14th we will be upgrading our WordPress instance at commons.trincoll.edu. There may be a short disruption in access during the process.
Watkinson staff are available to help you with all of your primary source teaching and research needs. While the reading room remains closed to the public, we can digitize materials as well as provide live viewings of books, manuscripts, and other objects using our new document and object viewer with Zoom. Using Zoom, we can conduct classes and research sessions to introduce students to special collections and archives. Contact Christina Bleyer, Eric Johnson-DeBaufre,or Eric Stoykovich, for more information or to schedule a class.
The Writing Center is Open for Remote Appointments During Summer Session II
Being separated physically has not kept the Trinity College community from connecting this semester. While the COVID-19 pandemic prevents large gatherings in spaces like the Washington Room, Vernon Social, or the Chapel, groups across campus are getting creative by moving events and activities online and inviting people to attend from wherever they are.
Led by a group of Trinity College students, staff, and faculty members, a new initiative called TrinVotes! is designed to increase the college’s voter registration and election participation, especially among students who are first-time voters.
Trinity College President Joanne Berger-Sweeney spoke recently with the Hartford Courant about Trinity’s involvement with the American Talent Initiative, a Bloomberg Philanthropies-supported alliance of colleges and universities that aims to enroll 50,000 more low- to middle-income students by 2025. Berger-Sweeney said that the initiative’s goal aligns with the college’s own commitment to diversifying its student body.
Meet several young alumni who have returned to Trinity as staff members and learn a bit more about them and their ties to the college.