Graduation
Spring Commencement Ceremonies: May 16 & 17Trinity will proudly celebrate its 122nd commencement with two ceremonies on May 16 and 17, 2025, which will also be live-streamed.
Happening at Trinity
Faculty News
Congratulations to Seven Faculty Earning Promotions and Tenure!“Please join me in extending our heartfelt congratulations to each of them,” writes Trinity President, Patricia McGuire ’74.
Trinity Times
Trinity Times: Trinity’s Early College Academy Students Call for Greater Youth Civic EngagementInspiring today’s teenagers to care about their communities will cultivate a generation ready to rethink civic participation — a transformation that could redefine political engagement for years to come.
News and Accomplishments
President’s Newsletter: Spring 2025So much is happening at Trinity! Read about student research in STEM, prestigious awards, School of Education showcase, Campaign for Alumnae Hall updates and more.
Alumnae/i Achievements
Trinity Alum, Dr. Ryan Daniel ’13, Named 2025 Maryland National Distinguished PrincipalThe program recognizes elementary and middle level principals who set high standards for instruction, student achievement, character, and climate for the students, families, and staffs in their learning communities.
Webinars
Trinity Launches Free Webinar Series for Displaced Federal WorkersOur free webinars will help you navigate this challenging time and prepare for your next career move.
Alumnae/i Achievements
Sower’s Seed Lecture: Taylor Smith ’13April 10, 2025 – The Sower’s Seed program plants seeds of perspective and inspiration among Trinity students by exploring the experiences of alumnae who have led lives of service to others.
Campaign for Alumnae Hall
Trinity is reimagining Alumnae Hall — ensuring the vibrant life of this building for future generations, preserving its beauty, and making it more comfortable and functional.
Driving Actions for Racial Equity
Through Trinity DARE, we commit to taking specific actions that can improve the lifelong economic and social opportunities of our students and their families, in keeping with the Catholic social justice teachings that infuse all teaching and learning at Trinity.
Trinity at a Glance
~13:1
Student to Faculty Ratio for Personal Attention and Help
95
Graduates Expressing Satisfaction with Their Education
15k
Alums in a Network Offering Career Help and Mentoring
$11.2
MILLION in aid to full-time undergrad DC residents in 2023
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60
DC-Resident Student Body, More than Any Other Private College in DC
30
Countries Represented Among Students
4
Times Alumna Nancy Pelosi ’62 was elected Speaker of the House
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What Our Graduates are Saying
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Paying for Your Degree
- Of all the colleges in DC, Trinity’s tuition is the lowest among private universities in the Washington region;
- 100% of full-time undergraduates receive financial aid; many aid packages cover almost all tuition and even some living expenses;
- Other students may be eligible for grants and other aid and many employers have tuition support programs.
- Learn more about scholarships and financial aid!
80
Full-time undergrads pay LESS THAN $5000 on tuition after grants
100
Full-time Undergraduates Receiving Grants and Scholarships
$11.2
Total aid given to DC residents who are full-time Trinity undergrads in 2023
Eugene Pinkard ’01
Eugene Pinkard is an experienced educator and policy leader who currently serves as director of practice and leadership, at the Aspen Institute’s Education and Society program. The Aspen Institute is an influential, global nonprofit organization...
Ewaoluwa Ogundana ’20
Political Science major and President of the Student Government Council who was recently published in The Hechinger Report.
Samantha Jackson ’18
Samantha Jackson ’18 is a nurse in the cardiac step-down unit at Medstar Washington Hospital Center.
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