Check out these recent Trinity news stories to see how Trinity delivers a high-quality education with unparalleled personal support, amazing outcomes, and more!
Trinity Times student journalists kick off Season 4 of Enlightened Exchanges “Lip Gloss and Lab Coats,” highlighting the brilliant women in our Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics programs.
The MOT Program celebrates a 100% pass rate for all January grads this year.
In partnership with Citizens for Global Solutions (CGS), Trinity students travel to New York this week as delegates to the Commission, and to present their Capstone panel.
A philanthropic partnership built on shared values is helping Trinity women aged 25+ access grants of up to $7,500 — and changing lives in the process.
The Trinity Times podcast explores the experiences of the 2025 Cunneen Fellows; applications are open for 2026!
Trinity’s student news publication covers how new leadership in the Athletics department is introducing new initiatives to ensure student-athletes graduate not only with degrees, but as stronger individuals.
The 2026 Edu-Scholar Public Influence rankings marks second year in a row for Associate Dean of the School of Professional and Graduate Studies
Partnership with DC College Access Program strengthens Trinity’s commitment to DC students
College of Arts & Sciences students made their mark at the annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minoritized Students (ABRCMS)
Incredible student research, alumnae successes, and remarkable faculty news – plus groundbreaking nursing student support through new partnership with the Bedford Falls Foundation
Trinity’s strong presence at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting included research presentations on HIV and food insecurity and inclusive fitness.
Congratulations Dean’s List students for completing 12 credits in the College of Arts and Sciences with a 3.5 GPA or above!
Writing in The EDU Ledger, Dean Ramamurti of Trinity’s College of Arts and Sciences puts forth Trinity’s Four-Pillar approach to student success as a model for other institutions nationwide.
Community leaders unite to create a new pathway for aspiring nurses, made possible by the mission-driven support of the Bedford Falls Foundation.
Graduate students Kyrah Lee and Morgyn Ogburn have been selected for the prestigious Maryland Counseling Association Emerging Leaders Program, recognizing their exceptional leadership potential in the mental health counseling field.
Early Childhood Education Professor is the Director of Early Learning Classrooms at Kennedy Krieger Institute and provides mentoring and instruction to future educators.
