The Moveable Joints (above), Trinity’s student improv comedy group, recently performed for their classmates at Washington Room in Mather Hall, before the Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB) took the stage.  UCB (below) is a New York and Los Angeles based comedy/improv theater group considered to be a breeding ground for top-level writing/comedic talent.  For more on UCB, visit: […]

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Students, faculty, and staff filled the Washington Room in Mather Hall to watch their peers in a “Dancing with the TrinStars” competition, which was won by Martha Burke O’Brien, Director of the Health Center, and Gaurav Inder Singh Toor ’14. The event included performances by students paired off with staff or faculty, who were scored by […]

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  These photos were taken at a music performance in Hamlin Hall at Trinity College on March 11, 2011. Dan Román, Assistant Professor of Music at Trinity, composed and conducted works performed by Steve Larson (viola); Carlynn Savot (violoncello); Pi-Hsun Shih (piano); Annie Trépanier (violin); and Katalin Viszmeg (violin). Román integrates elements of folkloric music […]

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Tom Condon, assistant editorial page editor at The Hartford Courant, presents Judy Dworin, Professor of Theater and Dance at Trinity, with a Tapestry Award for her work with children of incarcerated parents.  The award was presented before a performance of “In This House” at Kinsella Magnet School of the Performing Arts.  The award is presented […]

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This slideshow features photos by students in Prof. Christoph Geiss’s first-year seminar, Landscape Photography & Atmospheric Phenomena. The images are on display at the Mather Art Space in Mather Hall.  For more information on Environmental Science at Trinity, visit http://www.trincoll.edu/Academics/Study/EnvironmentalScience/. 

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This photo was taken on a recent trip to a local challenge course, where students had the opportunity to zipline with trained professionals.  The Student Activities Office and Quest Program offer recreation opportunities to students throughout the year. Popular trips also include rock climbing and hiking.  (Photo by Leuvis Olivero and edited by Josh Cantor)For a complete […]

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Trinity looks forward to 2011 and reflects on the many great moments at the College in 2010.   For more photos, visit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/trinitycollege/sets/. Music courtesy of Rumblefish Liscensing Store: “Through the Winter” (Instrumental) by The Woodlands.  To submit an instrumental to be considered for use in a future Trinity College multimedia presentation, email trincoll.communications@gmail.com.   

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At the end of the fall semester, Trinity students studying Econometrics presented posters from their research spanning a vast field of topics.  Nine student groups focused individual projects based on a specific question.  Subjects addressed topics ranging from the effect of the passage of the Clean Air Act, to student bullying, to the effect of injuries on athletes careers.  […]

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Between games against UMass-Boston and Babson College on Saturday, the Trinity men’s ice hockey team visited Perkins School for the Blind where they were given a tour of the school and learned about the history of the institution.  They also took part in interactive activities, learning what some of the challenges that visually impaired individuals […]

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Above: Christopher Houlihan ’09 at a 2008 rehearsal with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra.  This week, Houlihan was featured on American Public Media’s Pipedreams. From the program: Christopher Houlihan was a 12-year-old middle school student when he began organ lessons with John Rose at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut.  He won the high-school division of the Schweitzer Competition at age […]

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