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Trinity College Professor to Lead National Center for the Defense of Academic Freedom
In recognition of today’s higher education landscape that includes government intervention, celebrity extremists, personal attacks on social media, and foreign interference, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) recently launched a new center and appointed as its director Isaac Kamola, associate professor of political science at Trinity College.
Spotlight on Graduates: Reflections and Advice from Trinity’s Class of 2024
Through a wide variety of experiences both inside and outside of the classroom, this year’s graduates all followed their own interests as they forged unique paths. Several senior Bantams reflect on their most memorable academic and extracurricular opportunities, how their time at the College helped prepare them for what comes next, and their advice for current and future Trinity students.
Trinity Students Revive Model United Nations Club After COVID
Model UN teaches students how to understand current political and human rights issues, debate and represent different positions, and articulate complex arguments, all of which are skills applicable to various fields. The club’s recent success at conferences can be attributed to the hard work of a determined group of student leaders.
Student Internship Empowers Women Leaders in Technology
“The internship leverages Trinity’s resources, as well as the remarkable commitment of our staff and faculty, to help increase the participation of women in technology, particularly at the executive levels.”
From Hartford to the Himalayas: A Student’s Semester in Nepal
A half a world away from the urban landscape of Hartford, Trinity College student Joshua Jacoves ’23 spent the fall 2022 semester in the mountains, jungles, and farms of Nepal, learning the Tibetan language and studying elephant tourism.
Core of Trinity College’s Campus Named to the National Register of Historic Places
The National Park Service designated an 11.4-acre rectangular area anchored by the Long Walk and Chapel as the Trinity College Long Walk Historic District with national importance.
Trinity Students Advocate for Sustainability on Campus at GreenFest
“The main goal of this event is to celebrate and promote sustainability, specifically at Trinity College,” said Aurora Trani ’24, co-president of Green Campus. “We want to encourage people to take actions to be more sustainable in their daily life.”
Building on 53 Years, Trinity’s Rome Program Continues to Thrive
For more than 50 years, the opportunity to study at the Trinity College Rome Campus on Aventine Hill has led students to immerse themselves in the culture and language of Italy and to do so from the comfort of a ‘home away from home.’ Trinity’s oldest global study program marked its anniversary with a celebration in Rome.
Queer Resource Center
Trinity College’s Queer Resource Center (QRC) serves as the campus hub for LGBTQ+ life, providing community-building opportunities, campus education, support services, and advocacy.
The International House: Supporting Students Far from Home
Coming to Trinity as a first-year student from Afghanistan, Hanifa Darwish ’22 found support at the college’s International House, which promotes the appreciation of diversity on campus. “The iHouse helps international students adapt to life at Trinity and introduces all students to international cultures through events, discussions, and trips,” she says.
Trinity College Campus is Designated an Arboretum
Trinity’s tree-lined campus invites people to interact with the natural environment, an activity that was formally acknowledged with the new designation of the College as an arboretum.
Scholarship Opens Doors for Hartford Students
“For some, Trinity might not seem financially possible,” Board of Trsutees Chair Lisa Bisaccia ’78 said in her remarks. “But with the gift of financial aid, it becomes possible for more students from Hartford to create better lives through education.”
Engineering Majors Receive NASA CT Space Grant to Develop Wave Energy Converter
The team is building a scalable triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) wave energy converter, which harnesses power from waves in bodies of water. This semester, the team is creating prototypes of its TENG device using Trinity’s 3D printers, building circuitry components, determining how best to harvest and store the energy, and running computer simulations of how it all would work, before physical testing begins.
Trinity Faculty Member Receives Fulbright to Conduct Research in Poland
In collaboration with researchers at Poland’s National Research Institute (NASK) under the supervision of the Ministry of Digital Affairs, Associate Professor of Computer Science Ewa Syta plans to develop a long-term strategy for the implementation of a digital identity wallet for Poland. “This is a critical component of the EU’s initiative to create a universal digital identity ecosystem, where electronic transactions can have the same legal validity as traditional paper-based transactions,” Syta said.
Drew Galbraith Named Athletic Director of the Year for Division III
“I am truly honored and humbled to be recognized alongside so many extraordinary colleagues for this award,” said Galbraith. “This is a testament to the culture we’ve built at Trinity and the tremendous dedication of our coaches and staff. I am inspired each day by our student athletes’ pursuit of excellence in scholarship, sport, and service to our Hartford community It is a privilege for me to work with a group of committed professionals and amazing students who work tirelessly to make Trinity Athletics special.”
Trinity Men’s Ice Hockey to Compete in NCAA ‘Frozen Four’
Trinity—which claimed the NESCAC championship earlier this month—advanced to the “Frozen Four” after a 2-0 victory over Elmira College in the quarterfinals last weekend, improving to 24-3-1 for the season. This is the first “Frozen Four” since the 2016-17 season.
Men’s Basketball Advances to the Final Four
For the first time in nearly 30 years, Trinity College men’s basketball will head to the NCAA Division III Final Four. This caps a record-setting year for the Bantams that marks the team’s first 30-win season in program history.
Trinity Women’s Squash Team Wins National Championship
Trinity defeated No. 3 Princeton, 6-2, in the finals held in Philadelphia and completed an undefeated season, with a record of 17-0.
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View All NewsBantams Return to Campus for Reunion 2024
Reunion Weekend 2024 was full of friends, memories, and renewed connections as Bantams from around the world flocked back to the Trinity campus. Highlights included talks by alumni, musical performances, and a cookout on the Main Quad.