We must see this moment in history not as an unbearable trial but as an opportunity for our values to triumph. We must speak up and shout out what we believe in every day.
We must not let the memory of September 11 defeat our values of equality, justice and freedom for all.
Trinity joins the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in denouncing the elimination of DACA protection as a reprehensible rejection of Catholic and Christian values in social justice and care for those who are marginalized.
New students in the College of Arts & Sciences speak out in our straw poll conducted at the opening convocation.
Sr. Mary Johnson, SND, gave a powerful talk on Founders Day about the legacy of Sr. Julia McGroarty, SND, an immigrant woman who “built big…built beautiful…built to last” We are her heirs at Trinity.
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.
Trinity graduates across the decades discuss their hopes for the new administration.
Alumnae of the 1960’s and 70’s have always been politically engaged. They have great ideas for what President Trump should say in his inauguration speech!
College presidents across the country have joined in solidarity to express support for Dreamers.