Brooke LePage ’19 Reflects on Trinity’s ‘Bantams & Beyond’ Program for Graduating Seniors
Highlights Include Courses on Nutrition and Yoga, New Study Away Opportunity in Tanzania
Hundreds of members of the Trinity community gathered around the country at a dozen venues—with many more participating online—to officially launch Women at the Summit.
Students Honored for Highest Level of Academic Achievement
In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the film Who Will Write Our History—based on the book by Trinity professor and alumnus Samuel D. Kassow ’66—will be shown around the world on January 27, 2019, with a post-screening discussion featuring Kassow on Facebook Live from UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.
Trinity College Women’s Squash Head Coach Wendy Bartlett (35th season) and former Bantam All-American Amina Helal ’04 will be inducted into the College Squash Association (CSA) Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2019.
RJ Chadha ’20 knew he wanted to pursue scientific research at Trinity, but he didn’t know how quickly he could make his mark on the scientific community.
Topics of Minicourses for Adult Learners Include ‘Memoir Writing,’ ‘Weather and Climate in our History,’ and More
With an appearance in Marvel’s Black Panther under his belt, Bryan Nshimirimana ’21 pursues his passions for the arts and being a student leader
Throughout the fall semester, local and national media outlets featured Trinity community members’ perspectives and expertise on a variety of topics.
