Caring for God’s Creation is one of the major tenets of Catholic social justice and essential to the protection of human life. Trinity joins with hundreds of other universities, cities and states in affirming the Paris climate agreement and pledging to do what we can to ensure the future health of the environment for all generations to come.
No contest: Honesty Rules. Executives who command loyalty over honesty are sowing the seeds of destruction.
We can all learn a good lesson about how to interface with nature by watching the successful rescue of an eaglet at the National Arboretum.
Social Justice demands that the federal budget care for our neighbors in need.
Trinity faculty engage students in the robust ongoing dialogue of teaching and learning every day!
If we hope to preserve our democracy, we must demand truth every day.
Trinity’s mission in social justice demands that we stand against the injustice of the ban on immigrants from certain countries, Muslims and Syrian refugees. Americans must stand up for human rights or our own rights and liberties will also soon fail.
Many members of the Trinity family participated in the Women’s March in Washington and around the country.
Trinity students, faculty and staff participated in the Presidential Inauguration on January 20, 2017.
More than 200 Trinity alumnae, students, faculty and staff indicated on our straw polls that they plan to participate in the Women’s March, and they express many points of view. Some alumnae disagree with the Women’s March and they make their case in these comments.