A student at Trinity Washington University highlights the university’s 17th annual Clothesline Project, held April 7-8, 2026, in the Payden Academic Center Lobby to raise awareness about violence against women and encourage survivors and supporters to break the silence through art and community participation.
From podcasts and breaking news stories to multimedia reporting and AP style writing, Trinity Washington University students are gaining hands-on newsroom experience before graduation through the university’s Journalism and Media Studies program.
Student journalists from Trinity Washington University earned 19 collegiate honors at the 2026 Catholic Media Conference, gaining national recognition for reporting, podcasting, photography and multimedia storytelling.
At a student-led campus event, Trinity students opened up about stress, identity and the search for safe spaces while forming new friendships and support networks.
Student organizations at Trinity Washington University — the Butterfly Network and the Psychology Club — teamed up on April 1, 2026, to host “Across All Borders,” an event designed to help students cross club, cultural, and national boundaries while exploring mental health and wellness practices.
Jaasiel Chavez-Gutierrez spent four years navigating high school and college at the same time while adapting to life in a second language – an experience that prepared him for his next chapter at Sewanee: The University of the South.
Students describe delaying treatment, translating for their families, and weighing the risk of seeking help in a system that often leaves them out.
Graduating seniors at Trinity Washington University receive a variety of recognition awards during the university’s Founders Day celebration on April 22, 2026.
Students at Trinity Washington University showcased the nonfiction books they read throughout the 2026 spring semester during the Second-Annual Memoir Poster Session in the Payden Academic Center April 23.
Trinity Times student journalists Sydney Ware, Genesis Bu-Chinchilla, Abigail Ofosu, Tanzania Kennedy and Anette Perez mark 100 years of student journalism at Trinity Washington University while looking ahead to the future in the Season 4 finale of Enlightened Exchanges.