Recent Posts from the Community

• 10,000 Pre-WWI Postcards Available Online [Trinity College Library : News and events]
  The Digital Collections and Services Department recently completed digitization of the George Watson Cole postcard collection in the Watkinson Library, now publicly available online in ArtStor. The co
• Connecticut Data Collaborative and Liberal Arts Ac [Liberal Arts Action Lab]
  Partners to Use Dataset to Improve Health Outcomes through Cross Collaboration [caption id="attachment_577" align="alignright" width="300"] Action Lab poster fair 2018. Photo by Nick Caito[/caption
• Job posting: Communications and Program Assistant [Liberal Arts Action Lab]
  Come work with us! This new full-time Communications and Program Assistant position is jointly funded by the Connecticut Data Collaborative and Trinity College. The candidate will work at Trinity’s ne
• Another Pizza Party Success [Trinity College Library : News and events]
  Every semester, students expect it. And, every semester, we deliver it! I'm not referring to  research help, of which we provide A LOT. Rather, I'm referring to the Pizza Party Study Break that we hos
• Community Learning Research Fellows Present Year-L [Community Learning Initiative]
  Photo: Spring 2018 Research Fellows--Daisuke Katsumata, IDP, Chelsea Armistead '18, Adelaide Jenkins '18, Jillian Ramsay '18, Professor Carol Clark, Larisa Bogomolov '20, and Michelle Treglia '18--sta
• The Educational Technology website has moved! [Trinity College Educational Technology]
  Please visit our new location at http://edtech.domains.trincoll.edu/. The new site lives on Trinity Domains , a web hosting platform supported by Educational Technology that offers members o
• Connecticut Data Collaborative Partners with Trini [Liberal Arts Action Lab]
  Partnership between Two Organizations to Strengthen Hartford with Open Data and Education Trinity College and the Connecticut Data Collaborative are partnering to enrich and expand their educationa
• Life Can Be A Drag: Examining Privilege in the Dra [Gender, Sexuality, and Space]
  Life Can Be A Drag: Examining Privilege in the Drag Community The ways in which people experience the world we live in relies on the overlapping effects of socially constructed categories. Women al
• Bisexual, Pansexual, and Queer Identities: Why Peo [Gender, Sexuality, and Space]
  Bisexuality is an identity that defies binaries and queers heteronormative spaces. Bisexual people challenge ideas about relationships, gender, and race by just living their authentic lives. When a bi
• Fighting for the of Equality Femme Women: A New At [Gender, Sexuality, and Space]
    In America today, women face the gender pay gap, sexual harassment and assault, domestic abuse, the defunding of planned parenthood, prostitution- punishable by law, and for lesbians, stigma
• Prison Abolition in 2038 [Memory, Power, and Place]
  amst335- final paper Introduction The passage of time can has proven to have massive impacts on frequently contested policy issues. Actions and decisions are not merely trendy headlines for medi
• Home at the Hospital: The Spatial Politics of Mate [Memory, Power, and Place]
  The hospital and the home have evolved in close relation in the American spatial imagination. Until the mid-eighteenth-century, home was the place of healing for the majority of Americans who had mean
• Privatization and Securitization Threatens the Fut [Memory, Power, and Place]
  It’s one of those first truly warm days of Spring in the year 2038, where even when you stand in the shade the air still has a warmth to it that wraps around you. Like all self-respecting urbanites in
• Final Project: The Two-spirit Identity [Gender, Sexuality, and Space]
  Some may have heard of this term, some may have not: two-spirit. What are these words, and what do they mean? What significance does this term hold? Does it mean quite literally as it sounds, that a p
• Will The Next Social Movement Start at Shake Shack [Memory, Power, and Place]
  In 2000, New York City started to reclaim public space in Madison Square park in Manhattan because it was in a state of despair. Danny Meyer, Trinity College graduate and restaurateur, decided to help