Student Organizations
Student led organizations centered around religious practice, learning, service, the arts, and cultivating a sense of welcome across campus.
Many student organizations fall under the umbrella of Spiritual and Religious Life. For more information about meeting times and how to get involved, reach out to the organization presidents, or contact the program coordinator to be added to the department’s weekly email list.
Chapel Council
Chapel Council brings together Christian students who seek to fulfill spiritual and soulful needs, to reflect on what it means to be Christian on a college campus, to explore various schools of Christian thought, and to connect with God and one another.
The Rev. Marcus George Halley, advisor
Chapel Singers
Trinity’s oldest student organization, founded in 1825, The Chapel Singers perform at major college occasions, Chapel services, and present concerts on campus as well as on domestic and international tours. The group’s membership is comprised of undergraduates from a wide variety of academic disciplines who enjoy singing challenging choral music.
Kendra Keelan ’23, president
Christopher Houlihan, director
Trinity College Chapel Interfaith Fellowship
Inviting people of all religions and worldviews into shared conversation where every voice is welcome and through which we engage in relationship with one another, identify common values, and work together toward the common good.
Advised by the Very Rev. Marcus George Halley, chaplain
F.I.S.T. (Faith Inspired Students at Trinity)
FIST members discuss real-life challenges in the context of biblical scripture and testimony. The goal of Bible study is primarily to become more familiar with the Bible itself and to find ways to relate to and engage with both the Bible and the Lord personally.
[Updated Executive Board Coming Soon]
Hillel
Each year, a wonderful, creative community of students comes together by sharing Jewish experiences at Trinity College Hillel. Our goal is to build connections to Jewish identity and cultivate leaders of tomorrow through myriad programs that enrich the minds, hearts, and souls of our students.
[Updated Executive Board Coming Soon]
Rabbi Rachel Putterman, advisor
Muslim Students Association
The MSA provides support, services, and advocacy for the Muslim community at Trinity College; promotes understanding and good will among religious and cultural organizations on campus in the greater Hartford area; and cultivates a welcoming environment where people can learn about the Islamic faith and way of life.
[Updated Executive Board Coming Soon]
Professor Mareike Koertner, advisor
Newman Club
Throughout the academic year, the Newman Club, Trinity’s Roman Catholic student organization, hosts a dinner and discussion every Wednesday evening at 6:00 pm in the Charleston House of Interfaith Cooperation, located at 155 Allen Place. Get to know the Catholic community of students dedicated to faith, service, and friendship. The Newman Club exists to encourage those seeking a faith-based community and is welcome to all. Connect with the Newman Club on Facebook.
[Updated Executive Board Coming Soon]
Professor Jennifer Regan-Lefebvre, advisor
Trinity College Gospel Choir
TCGC rehearses weekly and performs at various services and events, on and off campus, throughout the year. This organization offers prayer, fellowship, and song in the contemporary gospel tradition.
Deion Kelly ’23, president
John Hayes, minister of music
Anthony Williams, minister of music
