Eric R. Fossum ’79, Professor of Engineering at the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College, delivered a presentation Wednesday, March 6, entitled, “Inside Your Camera: The Science and Technology of Digital Image Sensors.” Fossum invented, developed and commercialized the CMOS image sensor now used in billions of camera phones, webcams, DSLRs, video cameras, swallowable […]

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This semester, Todd Markelz ’01, global manager of Google’s Web Studio, spoke to Trinity students as part of a career development presentation.  Markelz advised students to prepare for the job market by taking advantage of all Trinity has to offer, and encouraged them to be curious.  He recalled some of his involvement and memories at […]

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Trinity College freshman Juan Vargas celebrates Trinity’s 6-3 win over Harvard in the National Collegiate Championships at the Brady Squash Center at Yale University in New Haven, Conn. Trinity went on to win their 14th National Championship in 15 years.  Vargas won a key match for the Bantams.  Click here to watch the emotion unfold. (Photo […]

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Pictured: Alison Read, college chaplain (left), moderates a discussion with Frank Kirkpatrick, Ellsworth Morton Tracy Lecturer and Professor in Religion (right), and Dr. Mark Silk, director of the Leonard Greenberg Center for the  Study of Religion in Public Life and professor or religion in public life, on the topic of religion in American politics.  The event took […]

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This sunset photograph was taken on Trinity’s campus, between Elton Hall and Mather Hall, facing Summit Street. “It was a windy day, not many students were out and about,” student photographer Abbey Schlangen ’16 said. “I had just gotten out of class and was starving so I went right to the dining hall as soon […]

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The Trinity College Black Women’s Organization (TCBWO) will be selling green awareness pins until Friday February 1st, during regular lunch and dinner hours outside of the Mather Dining Hall to help support families, friends and loved ones who were affected by the tragedy at Sandy Hook.  TCBWO has created close ties to the Girls Scouts of Connecticut, and learned […]

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This video/slideshow features striking photographs from a Trinity expedition to Iceland in 2011. The breathtaking photographs, taken by Christoph Geiss, associate professor of environmental science and physics at Trinity, are set to music by The American Dollar, known for their “Manhattan in Motion” collaboration.

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The Crescent Street housing project is underway.   For more, visit: http://www.trincoll.edu/NewsEvents/NewsArticles/pages/Townhouse-Style-Residence-Halls-on-Crescent-Street-.aspx.

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Last semester, Frank Borges ’74, Chairman and Managing Partner at Landmark Partners and former State Treasurer of Connecticut, came back to Trinity to share some of his business instincts with students.  The event, held in Hamlin Hall at Trinity, was sponsored by the Trinity Black Alumni Organization.  Borges, a former secretary of the NAACP, was the 1985 Trinity Club of […]

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