VOICES OF THE CLASS OF 2026: CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES!
They are moms, professionals, first generation pioneers, leaders in the Early College Academy and aspiring public relations experts. At Trinity they re-imagined their lives, learned resilience and triumphed over many challenges. They are the Trinity Green Class of 2026! Congratulations to all!
A Government Without Newspapers
A government without newspapers is tyranny. We the People must do more to reinvigorate the role of a free and vibrant press to support accountability in government and sustain our rights and freedoms.
The Value of a College Degree: Dean Christine Carrino Gorowara Commencement Remarks
Dean Gorowara challenges graduates to think about the long-term value of their degrees.
Lean Into Compassion: Dean Brigid Noonan Commencement Remarks
Dean Noonan offers wisdom for life to graduates of Nursing and Health Professions: Compassion, Empathy and Lifelong Learning.
The Relevance of Liberal Arts: Dean Sita Ramamurti Commencement Remarks
The liberal arts prepare students to adapt to many lifelong changes.
The Paradox of Education: Dean Mostowy Commencement Remarks
Education is the most powerful weapon we have to fight for justice.
Two Pope Leos, Social Justice and Trinity’s Ongoing Mission
Social Justice is the foundation of our mission at Trinity. Alumnae, students, faculty and special guests gathered to discuss how popes from Leo XIII to Leo XIV have influenced Trinity’s mission and work.
In the Footsteps of the Women of 1900
125 years ago, the first students stepped onto Trinity’s campus, sparking a revolution in women’s education. Today’s seniors in the Class of 2026 continue their bold traditions and commitments to social justice.
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.
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!