Voices of Trinity: What the Election Means to Us
Students, faculty and staff offer their reflections on the significance of the election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
November 3: The Day the Revolution Began!
120 years ago, on November 3, 1900, the pioneer women in the Class of 1904 arrived on Trinity’s campus.
2020 Election: What’s At Stake For Trinity Students
Lifting up racial justice, restoring DACA, improving Pell grants and enlarging healthcare support are among the top issues for Trinity students in this election.
October Community Survey: Election Edition and More!
Your opinion counts! Read the results of our Trinity Community October 2020 survey — the election, the pandemic, how it’s going in Fall 2020 and more!
Demand a Peaceful Transition of Power
The peaceful transition of presidential power is the bedrock of our system of government. We must demand respect for this most fundamental element of our democracy.
Understanding Trinity’s Budget
We’ll be discussing Trinity’s Fiscal 2021 budget in our Campus Conversations this week, so here’s some information to help inform our community!
God, Caesar and the 2020 Election
Catholic teachings are deeply entwined across all parties in the current political scene.
Campus Survey: Think Spring!
One month check-up on our Fall semester at Trinity, and already planning Spring 2021!
Remembering RBG
She inspired generations of women in the law to keep making progress in eradicating barriers; we must continue her work.
Survey Results: Students with Children and Family Responsibilities
About 50% of Trinity students responding to our survey report that they have children, and many have other family responsibilities as well.