Trinity Hours for Indigenous Peoples Day Weekend In observance of Indigenous Peoples Day, Trinity will not hold classes Saturday, Sunday, or Monday (Saturday Oct. 12 through Monday Oct. 14). The Library and all offices will...
Join us in celebrating the success of our students and colleagues who bring so much glory to Trinity, especially Florence Njoroge, Dr. Kimberly Monroe, and Mr. Bezil I. Taylor!
On Friday, October 25, 2024, Trinity will host a symposium on the state of democracy, the role of women who shape it, social justice in immigration, religious nationalism, and many other pressing topics.
Our annual Alumnae/i weekend is fast approaching with three days of celebration, community, and stimulating programming, October 24-26!
International students have always been at the center of Trinity’s incredibly diverse community
Trinity students are getting active and getting the vote out! Join them, and be sure you are registered to vote, and attend a democracy related event!
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Reunion is fast approaching with three days of celebration, community, and stimulating programming, October 24-26. Registration for Fall 2024 Reunion is now open! Take a class during Alumnae College, take part in our campus symposium, “Democracy on the Ballot,” attend the reunion liturgy and luncheon, and so much more!
Trinity is reimagining Alumnae Hall, seeking not to change its essential form, but rather to ensure the vibrant life of this building for future generations of the campus community. This ambitious project will preserve the beauty of Alumnae Hall while making its capacious spaces and attractive private rooms more comfortable and functional.
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.
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Join the thousands of Trinity graduates who have discovered the strength to take on today’s most important challenges, and the confidence to make a real impact in the world. You’ll improve lives in your community, across the nation, and most importantly your own.
From the halls of Congress to your local emergency room, Trinity graduates are making the world a better place, drawing on their experiences at Trinity to advance the causes important to them. Here are just a few:
A passion for global issues and pursuing outstanding opportunities at Trinity put Sydney Cross on a path for her successful career as a foreign service officer with the U.S. Department of State. She earned her...
As a lead teacher at KIPP:DC Schools, Chante Coleman is paying it forward: She was one of the very first KIPP graduates to enroll at Trinity, fall 2013, after Trinity officially partnered with KIPP. She...
Judge Jeanette Jackson Clark is currently senior associate judge at the District of Columbia Superior Court where she was appointed to the court in 2002 by President George W. Bush. Judge Clark was born and...
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