BE KNOWN.

So much happens. Read about campus events and happenings on the “This Wk” Instagram story or the daily digest, Trinity Today.

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Chapel is home to many Spiritual and Religious Life programs and The Chapel Singers.

Enjoy musical traditions including the annual Samba Fest, the Trinity International Hip Hop Festival, Spring Weekend, ensembles, and carillon concerts.

A sense of community is core to how we live and learn. When you are known, you have a better sense of belonging. You learn better, you live better.

On an active campus, you have the freedom to try new things, to take risks, and to find others with similar interests, affinities, and passions.

Ferris Athletic Center is home to athletic teams and recreational programs.

Eat and hang out at Mather Hall, the Cave, the Underground, or the Bistro.

Cultural houses are home to the Asian American Student Association (AASA House), Imani and the Trinity College Black Women’s Organization (Umoja House), and La Voz Latina (La Eracra). Also, Zachs Hillel House is home to Jewish life and culture.

The Bantam Network places first-year students in small advisories, giving them built-in support.

Express yourself in the student newspaper (The Trinity Tripod), on air at WRTC, or through art, dance, or drama.

Cinestudio is a quaint cinema for one and all to enjoy—especially film buffs! How many colleges have a regional treasure like this?

Join a fraternity or sorority to participate in Greek life.