Over the Moon
When we see the earth from the vantage point of the moon, we remember that we are all travelers on this small planet, bound together by a need to keep discovering, advancing science, working for peace and the health of our communities and all in the global village.
No Way to Run a Country
Congressional gridlock betrays the responsibility of lawmakers to focus on the needs of all Americans. We need Congress to show some spine and enact sensible solutions to the chaotic issues we are facing as a nation.
2026: Let the Light In
Pope Leo XIV calls us to practice peace, dialogue and reconciliation — forces that will widen the cracks that let the light in. Ring the bells for a new year of greater hope and more justice.
Make the Dream Act a Reality
Provost Ocampo speaks to the urgency of the Dream Act at a news conference with Senators Richard Durbin and Alex Padilla, and Trinity partners at TheDream.US and the Presidents’ Immigration Alliance
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.
September 11 and the Demons of Violence
America must find a pathway away from violence and toward a more peaceful society.
Apocalypse on Sunset Boulevard
Our hearts go out to all in Los Angeles suffering through the destructive wildfires. And how will the rest of us take action to insist on more effective responses to climate change?
We Must Choose
We may disagree vigorously with each candidate on certain issues. But voting is the price of admission to the table for the debate. Voting is essential for the health of our Democracy. Our obligation is to do our homework, research, the issues, weigh the impact on our nation, and then VOTE. WE MUST CHOOSE!
Dumbing Down America
Democracy demands high intellectual attainment for the sake of sustaining our free society. College should not be pitted against workforce education, both are important and can work together for the sake of the nation.
September 11: Why We Remember
We remember all those who lost so much on September 11. We honor their memory by redoubling our work for justice and peace.