The Sacred and the Sacrilegious
Using sacred sacraments to carry on a political argument is truly sacrilegious.
Voices of Trinity: May 2021 Graduates Share Their Stories!
Triumphant through the year of Covid and so many other life challenges, the Blue Class of 2021 now joins the long line of Trinity Alumnae and Alumni. Congratulations!
History = HERstory = OURstory
Seeing Vice President Harris and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on the dais together is inspiring, but not the end of OUR story!
Accountability and Justice
True justice will not come unless and until this nation makes a genuine and sustained commitment to eradicating racial hatred.
April 2021 Community Survey Results
Our April 2021 survey reveals a campus community that is eager to get back to a more normal campus life, but remaining cautious about taking all safety measures during the pandemic.
Remembering Sr. Seton Cunneen ’65 SNDdeN
Best friend, generous spirit, wise counselor, incredible human being… Sr. Seton brightened so many lives of classmates, colleagues and students across the decades.
Resurrection Redux
True Resurrection means reinventing our lives in communities to advance the common good.
Remembering Sr. Maura Prendergast, SNDdeN
Sr. Maura was beloved by generations of Trinity students for her joy in teaching, and by colleagues and sisters for her generous spirit. And delicious cooking!
American Pathology
With anti-Asian hate crimes on the rise, we must redouble our efforts to confront racial hatred.
Renaissance: Reopening Trinity in Fall 2021
Planning a phased return to on-campus classes and activities in Fall 2021.