What a wonderful weekend of celebration, connection, and sisterhood! We were delighted to welcome alumnae, alumni, faculty, staff, students, special guests, and friends back to Trinity’s beautiful campus for Reunion Weekend 2026.

From reconnecting with classmates and celebrating milestone reunions, to all of the exciting events below, the weekend celebrated all that makes Trinity special. No matter how much time has passed, Trinity is a place we will always call home.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, and helped make this year’s Reunion Weekend such a memorable celebration. We invite you to revisit some of the weekend’s highlights and download reunion and class photos for free or purchase prints!

Friday’s Events

This special moment captures Anne Douglass ’71 and Deborah Zeman ’71 engaging with student researcher Laressa Hernandez ’27 whose microbiology research was supported, in part, by NASA and the Class of 1971 Environmental Fund.

Colloquium

Pope Leo’s Magnifica Humanitas: AI, Human Dignity and Social Justice

Alumnae were inspired by President McGuire, Trinity faculty members Dr. Steven Gable, Dr. Jeannine Marino, and Dr. Stephen Thorne, alongside distinguished guest speaker, Dr. Steven Schneck, who came together to explore Religious Freedom and Pope Leo’s reflections on Artificial Intelligence through the lens of human dignity. The conversation offered an opportunity to discuss the intersection of faith, technology, and social justice.

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The student-moderated panel showcased the impact of Trinity’s social justice-centered education, giving students a platform to engage with thought leaders and lead meaningful conversations about the intersection of religion, social justice, and real-world issues.

Students Pictured: Millicent Okoro ’27, Sydney Ware ’27, Kayla Wittig ’27

Trinity Newsroom Tour

Newsroom Director Chaz Muth led alumnae on a behind-the-scenes tour of the Trinity Newsroom, offering a firsthand look at the creative process and production behind the Trinity Times, and the Trinity podcast Enlightened Exchanges.

Meet the Archivist

Mark Greek, University Archivist, shared a selection of historical treasures from Trinity’s archives, including the original class photograph of Trinity’s first graduating class and journals belonging to Sr. Mary Euphrasia, one of Trinity’s founders, and Sr. Margaret Claydon, who served as University President from 1959 to 1975.

Alumnae also had the opportunity to participate in an interactive activity, identifying people and events in historic photographs to help preserve and add context to Trinity’s rich history.

Classroom Conversations

Business faculty members Dr. Bernard Grenway and Dr. Ingrid Hayes-Burrell ’07 facilitated an engaging workshop featuring an interview with Trinity MBA alum Bernard Coleman ’07, exploring entrepreneurship in today’s evolving business landscape. Alumnae across generations reflected on their own Trinity experiences and shared their enthusiasm for the new Entrepreneurship minor and the opportunities it will create for future Trinity students.

Networking

Communications Professor Sherron Washington ’03, ’05 brought Trinity women of all generations together for an engaging networking activity that sparked conversation, encouraged the sharing of experiences, and created opportunities to build new connections.

Welcome Reception

Gathering in Social Hall to close out the first day of Reunion Weekend was a beautiful reflection of Trinity’s longstanding tradition of bringing our community together in this special space. Alumnae reconnected, new friendships blossomed, and the spirit of Trinity sisterhood was on full display!

Reunion Saturday 2026!

Cap & Gown Convocation in Notre Dame Chapel

Saturday began with Convocation in the gloriously restored Notre Dame Chapel; continuing the tradition from Trinity’s earliest years. Ecstatic Seniors were presented with the Caps and Gowns they will graduate with – officially recognizing their senior status.

Pictured in the front row: Gold Class VP Aniya Peay & Gold Class President Ty’Chell Poindexter

All Alumnae/i Reunion Luncheon

The festivities continued with the annual reunion luncheon, where President McGuire and Alumnae/i Board President Gerry Mpyanga presented the Class of 1976 with their 50th reunion medals.

Class Photos were taken after lunch, followed by class meetings and the Well Sing.

Well Sing

The 50th Reunion Class of 1976 led the way in carrying on Trinity’s time-honored Well Sing tradition! Multiple generations of Trinity women gathered throughout the Well to sing state songs and beloved Trinity classics, as music and sisterhood filled the Marble Corridor.

Reunion Weekend 2026 offered something for everyone, with many attendees proclaiming they won’t wait five years to return! Thank you to everyone who attended Reunion 2026! Join Us Next Year! We Look Forward to Welcoming You Back to Campus!