Trinity College’s newest graduates are ready to take the big step, at long last, onto the engraved stone that—in keeping with school tradition—they have carefully avoided walking upon throughout their years as Trinity students.
Trinity College students Giovanni Jones ’21, Tiana Starks ’21, and Vidhi Vasa ’22 are among the 100 young people from the Hartford area selected to be a part of Obama Foundation’s Community Leadership Corps (CLC) this year.
Trinity international studies major and French studies minor Mariyann Soulemane ’19 has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Malaysia.
The Trinity College men's golf team, which repeated as the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) champions last month, will compete in the four-day, 42-team NCAA Division III Championship Tournament held at Keene Trace Golf Club in Nicholasville, Kentucky, from Tuesday, May 14, to Friday, May 17.
At the sixth annual Tech Savvy Conference, more than 70 Connecticut girls spent a day on Trinity’s campus learning how to extract DNA from plants, pinpoint blood samples carrying Lyme Disease, make their own Android app, print products in 3D, and more.
Continuing its celebration of “Women at the Summit” to mark 50 years of coeducation, Trinity College recently hosted “Stories from the Class of 1973,” a conversation featuring four members of the first four-year co-educational class.
Renowned Israeli puppeteer Yael Rasooly is teaching a course in Trinity College’s Theater and Dance Department this semester, thanks to a grant from the Israel Institute’s Visiting Artists Program, which aims to bring Israeli artists from various disciplines—including film, music, choreography, and the visual arts—to North America for residencies.
The Jones-Zimmermann Academic Mentoring Program has been a mainstay of Trinity’s community engagement since 2001. Supported by generous annual grants from the Marie and John Zimmermann Fund, the program pairs Trinity students with middle school students from HMTCA for academic enrichment activities throughout the year.
Trinity College Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Religious Studies Timothy R. Landry has been selected for a Fulbright award to the Africa Regional Research Program to study magico-religious objects used in sorcery in the country of Bénin.
Trinity College’s newly enrolled Class of 2023, numbering 618 students, will bring exceptional academic strength and diversity to campus, including the largest-ever cohort of first-generation students. The yield rate for the class—the percentage of accepted students who choose to enroll—was up slightly to 31 percent, the highest in at least a decade.
