Remembering Dr. Saundra Herndon Oyewole
We remember Dr. Saundra Herndon Oyewole with gratitude for her many gifts of intellectual brilliance, academic excellence and personal kindness to all.
Solidarity with Immigrants, a Social Justice Imperative
Our faith demands that we stand in solidarity with immigrants and refugees, and that we reject the tactics of fear and terror, cruel and inhumane treatment of people who have already suffered too much.
Voices of Trinity: Constitutional Questions on DEI and MSIs
The Trinity Community has spoken! On Constitution Day, more than 90% of respondents to our survey say that DEI programs and MSI funding are NOT “unconstitutional” but vital to the inclusion and success of our students of color. Read the answers to our 2025 Constitution Day survey.
September 11 and the Demons of Violence
America must find a pathway away from violence and toward a more peaceful society.
The New Pioneer Women of Trinity
We welcome a new generation of Trinity Pioneers to learn how to work for justice and peace in a world that needs them so very much. Welcome, Class of 2029!
Standing Strong for Home Rule
All leaders of all institutions in D.C. must stand up for the right of our citizens to self-determination. The betrayal of Home Rule is an invitation to tyranny.
Honoring Colleagues As they Retire
We owe a huge debt of gratitude and appreciation to these seven colleagues who are moving into retirement. Thank you for so many invaluable contributions to the life of Trinity and our students!!
Who Will Champion DEI?
In the most diverse society the world has ever known, supporting diverse student populations in college is both a moral imperative and a social necessity for our nation’s future.
The Moral Depravity of Alligator Alcatraz
Nothing “pro-life” about mass deportation and detention camps designed for maximum cruelty.
Jefferson Weeps
Higher education must do more to assert its independence and to stand up for our students who are marginalized through the bans on diversity, equity and inclusion programming.