Trinity College's 634 new students arrived on campus under leaden skies on August 25. In preparation for the forecasted rain, some toted their belongings in garbage bags while others bundled boxes and mini refrigerators into wheeled bins and into their residence halls.
Trinity College marked the beginning of its 200th academic year, as President Joanne Berger-Sweeney welcomed the Class of 2027 as the first class to matriculate in the College’s third century.
Trinity College's 590 members of the Class of 2027 will arrive on campus this week from 36 U.S. states and 46 foreign countries. Some will just travel a few blocks to get here, while others cross thousands of miles.
This is the third of three stories this summer featuring the internship experiences of Trinity students. Here, four Bantams from different majors talk about how their summer internships build on their Trinity courses and help to illuminate their career paths.
Analyzing data is something Michael A. Grubb, associate professor of psychology, is teaching the next generation of researchers. Three of his Trinity College students are disseminating that knowledge to an even larger audience.
This is the second of three stories this summer featuring the internship experiences of Trinity students. Here, four Trinity students talk about their internships in the fields of health care and human services.
This is the first of three stories this summer featuring the internship experiences of Trinity College students. Here, five computer science majors talk about their internships and about how real-world experiences prepare them for careers.
For those working at Trinity College, a chorus of youthful voices are background music throughout the summer. Dream Camp, serving Hartford children, has been a seasonal presence in the heart of campus for 26 years.
Now that the widely anticipated Supreme Court decision striking down affirmative action has been delivered, Kevin J. McMahon of Trinity College’s Political Science Department is turning his attention to the political construction of the Court.
Hundreds of listeners gathered to enjoy the sounds of Trinity College’s organ and carillon at the Bicentennial Concerts and Picnic on July 12. The evening marked the start of Trinity’s 1823 Series—a yearlong slate of Bicentennial events that are free and open to the public.
