This is NOT us. NOT the U.S.
Enough is enough. The last week should be a call to action for all Americans regardless of political party. We are in trouble as a nation and We, the People need to step up!
Voices of Trinity: Marisel Morales and the Call to Public Service
Trinity Alumna Marisel Morales writes about the years she spent as the HUD Regional Director for New York and New Jersey during the administration of President George W. Bush from 2001 to 2004.
Environmental Justice Is Our Responsibility
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.
Honesty v. Loyalty, Federal Edition
No contest: Honesty Rules. Executives who command loyalty over honesty are sowing the seeds of destruction.
Founders Day: Julia McGroarty, Champion of Women’s Rights and Education
Sister Julia McGroarty, SND, and the other SNDs who founded Trinity in 1897 were champions for women’s rights and education. On Founders Day 2017, Sisters Mary Johnson, Mary Hayes and Camilla Burns shared their reflections on the work and continuing legacy of the Founders.
Girls Gone
Trinity supports the initiatives of Mayor Bowser, the police and city agencies to address the problem of missing and exploited children, and particularly teenage girls in DC.
Least, Lost, Left Out
Social Justice demands that the federal budget care for our neighbors in need.
Legacy and Future: International Religious Women
Trinity is one of the great legacies of the work of International Sisters in America.
On Lies and the Truths We Must Tell
If we hope to preserve our democracy, we must demand truth every day.
Persistent Women
Trinity’s SND Founders were the original Persistent Women. We carry this great legacy into our teaching and learning at Trinity today.