Trinity Washington University Archives
Mission of the Archives of Trinity Washington University
The mission of the Archives of Trinity Washington University is to collect, arrange, preserve and provide access to the records that document the history and life of Trinity. These documents include the official records from the Schools, offices, and departments which constitute Trinity, along with records from student groups, from the Alumnae Association, and from organizations with which Trinity is associated.
Access and Use of the Archives
The Archives welcomes the Trinity Community to use the Archives, including administrators, staff, faculty, students and alumnae. The Archives also welcomes external researchers.
Records created by Trinity’s Schools, departments, and offices before 1970 are open to researchers. The exception to this general guideline includes minutes of the Board of Trustees and minutes of the President’s Cabinet from 1955 to the present.
Records created by the administrative offices of Trinity since 1970 are open to the staff of the creating office and to the president’s office and the provost’s office.
Published materials available in the Archives are open to researchers. These include the following sources:
- Course Catalogues, 1900 to the present
- Trinilogue, 1911-2009
- The Trinity Times, 1926-2008
- Alumnae Journal, 1927-2002
- Trinity Magazine, 1995 to the present
- Trinity Record, 1904 to the present
- Intercom
Contact Information
The Archives are open by appointment only:
Monday through Friday,
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
For visits during the summer months, please contact the Archivist well in advance. From early July through mid-August, the Archives are sometimes closed.
125 Michigan Avenue, N.E.
Mary Hayes, SNDdeN
Archivist
Washington, D.C., 20017
hayesm@trinitydc.edu
202-884-9246