Iconic Women Leaders and Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth would disdain the label “feminist” but she ruled with purpose and dignity.
August 20, 1897: Spark for a Revolution!
Courageous women launched a revolution in women’s education in a time when some called it a heresy.
Imagine Our Founders
We celebrate Trinity’s history not for nostalgia but for the lessons our founding can teach us about the pathway to our future.
Free All the Brittneys
When we see Brittany Griner in Russian prison, let’s look in the mirror.
Protecting All Human Life
A truly good society respects and protects the dignity and worth of all human life, at all life stages.
White Supremacy, Gun Violence, and the Obligations of Education
We must do more, far more, than “thoughts and prayers” — our education demands that we ACT for racial and social justice in this nation.
Digital Time Capsule for Trinity’s 125th Anniversary!
Trinity students, faculty, staff of 2022 are creating a digital archive to show the Trinity community in 2097 (Trinity’s Bicenntenial year!) what the Trinity community is like at our 125th Anniversary.
Remembering Sr. Dorothy Beach, SND, Class of 1943 and Head Librarian
Sr. Dorothy Beach, SND, Class of ’43 led Trinity’s Library into the modern age.
Voices of Trinity: What the Election Means to Us
Students, faculty and staff offer their reflections on the significance of the election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Women Leaders and the “B” Word
Let’s have a new vocabulary for women leaders: Bold, Brave, Bodacious, Brainy!