The Trinity College volleyball team had a fall gathering at Head Coach, Jen Bowman’s house for, what she called, “a normal, fun, pumpkin carving kinda night.”  Just don’t ask her how the pumpkin seeds she tried to cook came out.  The Bantams volleyball team has qualified for the NESCAC Championship Tournament in four of the last five […]

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                        The Office of International Programs recently held the 2009 Study Abroad Fair, which gave Trinity students the opportunity to explore potential destinations as a place of study for an upcoming semester.  Trinity runs seven of its own study away programs in Barcelona, Buenos Aires, […]

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The International House opened its doors over Homecoming Weekend for students to sample various cusine from local Asian eateries. All proceeds from the event were donated to Mae Tao Clinic (Dr. Cynthia’s Clinic) on the Thai/Burma border to purchase medical supplies for refugees.  Tickets were sold for $5 apiece, and the group raised over $2,300 in combination with […]

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Rhodessa Jones, a writer, actress, teacher, activist and singer, visited Dean Rena Fraden’s first-year seminar class this week. Jones is responsible for starting the Medea Project, which was created to introduce incarcerated women to the arts as a means of survival and renewed life.  The course, “Art, Identity, and Society,” explores the ways in which artists shape […]

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                          Two days a week, Trinity student callers meet in the Trinity Commons building to make calls, and of course, to have a good time with their classmates.  “It’s really fun,” Sheva Ramirez ’10 says.  “We’re like a little family.”  The students each have their […]

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“The Mountain Experience: The Political, Social, and Moral Impact of Mountaineering” is a First-Year Seminar at Trinity taught by Anne Parmenter, Head Field Hockey Coach and conquerer of Mount Everest.  The group recently climbed the rocks of Ragged Mountain in Southington, Connecticut, as an outdoor classroom experience.                     […]

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              The second of two Haitian Art exhibitions at Trinity College, Haiti: The Rhythym of Life, recently wrapped up.  The most recent exhibition featured selections of artwork from the Edith C. Graham Collection of Haitian Art at Trinity College.  A parallel display in the gallery lobby featured a large painting […]

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  Members of the Trinity College community recently particpated in “The Friendship Walk,” the first ever walk to fundraise for and raise awareness about Best Buddies Programs throughout the state of Connecticut.  The Trinity College Best Buddies chapter is off to a very successful start and worked hard to fundraise and send about 15 members to […]

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                    This summer, Rebecca S. Weintraub (Trinity ’12), studied at Sandhurst in the War Studies and Defense and International Affairs departments, where officers of the British Army are trained. While there, Weintraub researched Emma Sky, a woman who played a large role in the new counterinsurgency techniques that […]

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                            This blog will be updated on a regular basis to give a snapshot of what’s going on at Trinity.  There will be a particular emphasis on photography and video, with a brief description of the image and its relation to the College.  Have […]

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