Senior Michael Benson relaxes with Margaret Lindsey, dean of First-Year Program, and his father, Dr. Paul Benson, in the new Adirondack chairs located in the Life Sciences quad. These chairs were a recent donation from the Benson family and have been a huge hit on campus this spring. Students take advantage of this ideal lounge […]

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Earlier this month, Eric Galm, associate professor of music and ethnomusicology, joined legendary folk singer Pete Seeger on stage at a sold-out benefit concert for more than 350 people.  Trinity music majors Marc Alexis ’13, Austin Tewksbury ’13, Eli Cassel ’13, Brandon Serafino ’14, and Nicole Muto-Graves ’15 joined Professor Galm and Seeger for a photo […]

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It was an emotional, yet fun afternoon at Trinity on Thursday, as more than 150 members of the college community came out for “Trinity Stands with Boston,” a 2.62 mile run organized by senior Anastasia Edwards, who ran in the 2013 Boston Marathon.  The purpose of the event was to honor the victims, support the runners, […]

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Click here to watch a short video recapping a trip that Trinity students took to Washington D.C., organized by Trinity’s Career Development Center.  The purpose of the trek is for Trinity students to network and learn from successful alumni working in a broad range of career fields.  For more on Career Development at Trinity, visit: […]

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This month, Trinity College students, faculty and staff gathered on the Cave Patio for the 12th annual Take Back the Night march and rally.  In addition to speakers President Jimmy Jones and Assistant Football Coach Lew Acquarulo, students read survivors’ testimonies, marched through the library and down the Long Walk, performed a cappella and gospel […]

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In this photo, a panel of Trinity students speak to about 100 accepted students at VIP days in Cinestudio.  They had the opportunity to ask current students about college life.  The panel ended with current students offering advice that they wish they had received before going to college.  For the Admitted Students page for #TrinColl2017, visit: http://www.trincoll.edu/Admissions/admitted/Pages/default.aspx  (photo by […]

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Students unwind on the Long Walk Quad with some slacklining.  (photo by Abbey Schlangen ’16)

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This photo, taken by student photographer Abbey Schlangen ’16, is a view through the Fuller Arch, taken from the quad-side, facing west into the sun, at about 7 p.m.  “It was so warm out, people were outside grilling on the quad, and I was heading over to The Mill for a faculty lecture. Some students were […]

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It’s opening day for Major League Baseball, and theater scenes from this short ESPN video about Who’s On First?, featuring Jimmy Fallon and Dan Aykroyd, was shot on Trinity’s campus at the Cinestudio movie theater.  Baseball and Trinity have strong ties. Louis Fenn Wadsworth, who graduated in 1844, is speculated to be one of the […]

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Drew Hyland, Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy, talked on the importance of athletics in education and drew parallels from his time as a Div. I basketball player at Princeton University.  Hyland and the Princeton Tigers went to the equivalent of the “March Madness Sweet 16” when he was a player, and his experiences led […]

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