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Trinity at the Presidential Inauguration Events

Trinity students, faculty and staff participated in the Presidential Inauguration on January 20, 2017.

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Voices of Trinity: Presidential Inauguration Edition Part 5: Trinity Graduates Speak Out!

Trinity graduates across the decades discuss their hopes for the new administration.

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Voices of Trinity: Presidential Inauguration Edition, Part 2: Alumnae Speak

More than 560 Trinity alumnae and alumni have taken the straw poll on the presidential inauguration — and they have a lot to say! This is the first of several installments summarizing the poll results.

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Day of Service Honors Dr. King and Second Obama Inauguration

Trinity students, staff and alumnae honor the memory of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. through participation in the 2013 Presidential Inauguration National Day of Service. Hundreds of volunteers donated thousands of food items. DC National Guard also bivouac at the Trinity Center to stand guard during the inauguration.

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The Second Inauguration

As President Obama prepares for his second inauguration, citizens would do well to read President Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address and reflect on the moral values of unity and peace for the nation.

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