God, Caesar and the 2020 Election
Catholic teachings are deeply entwined across all parties in the current political scene.
Campus Survey: Think Spring!
One month check-up on our Fall semester at Trinity, and already planning Spring 2021!
Remembering RBG
She inspired generations of women in the law to keep making progress in eradicating barriers; we must continue her work.
Survey Results: Students with Children and Family Responsibilities
About 50% of Trinity students responding to our survey report that they have children, and many have other family responsibilities as well.
Can We Stop the Unraveling of Democracy?
If we want to make sure that the debilitating aftershocks of September 11 do not continue to undermine our Democracy, we must exercise our responsibility to vote.
Can We Stop the Unraveling of Democracy?
A century hence, historians more dispassionate than today’s pundits may well view 2020 as an aberration, a year of great heartache and pain, death and misery, but not a catastrophe of civilization. Or, the historians may examine the entrails of this year to determine how America lost itself so completely just two decades after the...
Voices of Trinity: Christina Swinney ’20, Pope Francis Scholar!
A passion for serving the under-served and vulnerable, creating hope for the future.
Straw Poll Results August 2020
Concerns about Covid-19 and financial issues top the list of worries for students as we start the Fall 2020 semester.
August 20: Happy Birthday, Trinity!
123 years ago, visionary and courageous Sisters of Notre Dame founded Trinity. What a magnificent legacy they left for us to enjoy!
Siege of Democracy
Every voter must vote, and every vote must count if we have any hope of ending the current siege of democracy.