For more than 125 years, the College of Arts and Sciences has empowered young women with liberal learning and professional preparation. In the classroom and around our beautiful campus, the Trinity community exemplifies diversity and inclusivity.
You’ll build confidence and learn strategies for success at work and in your community from Trinity’s women role models and mentors – and at internships and experiences with professional organizations matching your career interests.
The major programs build on a general education curriculum designed to ensure you will be equipped with the essential skills needed to Discover Your Strength at Trinity!
Your education at Trinity is a great investment in your future success! Thousands of Trinity graduates report high levels of satisfaction and strong earnings thanks to their Trinity degrees.
Trinity makes your investment affordable by keeping tuition low and providing generous grants, scholarships and other forms of financial aid.
Learn more about how Trinity helps you to get a great return on your investment.
President McGuire announces award of $600,000 from Evelyn Y. Davis Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee to expand Newsroom and development of student talents in Journalism and Storytelling across all majors.
Trinity Reads is intended to build an intellectual and social bond among students, faculty, staff, and other community members.
Dr. Monroe, historian and member of Global Affairs faculty, is one of ten faculty chosen for this year’s MEFL class by the Institute for Citizens & Scholars
In each of the college’s twenty undergraduate programs, you’ll learn from a truly diverse faculty whose expertise in inclusive excellence has gained national recognition. You’ll thrive in a learning environment where your voice is included. Personalized support from each professor helps you overcome challenges, builds your confidence, and ensures your success.
Discover unlimited internship opportunities, and enjoy field trips and and learning experiences in the area’s many museums, organizations, and historical sites. Trinity’s campus is metro-accessible, so you can explore exciting area events like concerts, theater productions and talks by inspiring speakers.
Immerse yourself in the campus experience, building friendships and sisterhood as you participate in club activities, athletics, and the diverse campus community. Trinity’s culture of care supports you every step of the way, as you balance school, work and family.
Trinity takes pride in its culture of care! If you need help of almost any kind, Trinity is here to support your unique needs – through emergency student assistance grants, we can help you afford your text books, transportation, and more.
We support you with challenges of managing the conflicting demands of school, work and family. Many students benefit from our counseling and academic support services that give extra encouragement when needed. The Student Parent Alliance provides a safe space for parents to communicate, discuss challenges and hardships, celebrate our joys and achievements, and advocate for a welcoming environment on campus.
Your health and wellness is a priority for Trinity! Promote your physical and emotional wellbeing by join one of our five NCAA Division III sports teams, or take cardio classes and exercise at the Trinity Center, our fully-equipped gym.
Conveniently located on campus, our Health and Wellness Center offers medical services, counseling, immunizations, and wellness classes.
Participate in Student Government and clubs – a great way to connect with your Trinity sisters, have fun, and hone leadership skills! Have ideas for campus events? These student-led groups are your chance to do so.
Develop journalism skills and develop stories about the latest campus happenings by writing for The Trinity Times, our online student newspaper – and improve your writing and critical thinking skills.
Drawing on Trinity’s Catholic foundation, the Campus Ministry office nourishes your spirit and faith with interfaith activities that support your spiritual development!
Discover ways to give back to your community through Campus Ministry activities that will connect you with service-oriented organizations and promote your values through action for social justice.
Workshops and job fairs organized by Trinity’s Office of Career Services provides career planning services to prepare you for a successful transition from college to career. It also offers assistance with resume writing, interview preparation and job placements.
Internships are an essential part of Trinity’s many major programs and provide networking opportunities and many lead to rewarding careers!
Trinity supports students who have interests in engaging in activism! You will have opportunities for internships and fellowships at social-justice, environmental, economic organizations creating real change in our world. Campus organizations such as the Black Student Alliance, and Butterfly Network, – Trinity’s support network for undocumented students – are among our most active clubs, and are just two examples way in which students are using their voices to propel social change.
Living on-campus is cost-effective and one of the best ways to engage in campus life! You’ll live in one of four on-campus residence halls, with professional resident coordinators who provide mentoring, support and fun activities like karaoke, ice cream socials, and a book club.
Choose from two dining options on campus. The centrally-located dining hall offers all-you-care-to-eat meals with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, as well as a beautiful space to gather with friends and dine with your professors. The grab-and-go deli in Main Hall is a convenient option when you’re on your way to class.
Dr. Ramamurti received bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mathematics in India and her doctoral degree from George Washington University before joining Trinity’s faculty in 1997. She has a strong interest in reform and policy initiatives in K-12 education.
Dr. Ramamurti held several leadership roles at Trinity before being appointed as the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in 2017. Since then, Dean Ramamurti has spearheaded a revitalization of the College of Arts and Sciences program offerings as well as launched the Early College Academy and the Advanced Technical Center partnership programs for DC High School students.
Our faculty and staff reflect our student body; more than 60% are women and men of color. The talented faculty have developed extensive expertise in the practice of inclusive excellence pedagogy to ensure that you are engaged and supported in your academic program.
“My journey in service and academics has been underscored by a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Language and Literature from Trinity University-Washington. This multidisciplinary background equips me with a keen analytical mindset, effective communication...
From Marylandmatters.org: “Mendez, 22, a 2023 Trinity Washington University graduate, was matched with Edmonston, a historic Anacostia River port town with a strong environmental ethic. In college she co-founded the Sustainability Initiatives Club, and in...
A foreign service officer at the U.S. Department of State, Brigid plans and prepares the Secretary of State’s domestic and international travel and reviews briefing materials
Jameka is the recipient of the 2023 Department of Energy Clean Energy Education & Empowerment Award for Advocacy. According to the Announcement from the Clean Energy Education & Empowerment Initiative, “Jameka Hodnett is a passionate...
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