In a reading room lined with books, Trinity students gathered to read Assata Shakur’s words aloud – a literary tribute that became a flashpoint in a larger cultural debate.
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Trinity Counselors See Rise in Student Anxiety Amid Heightened Federal Presence in D.C.
The increased federal law enforcement and military presence in the nation’s capital has created stress among some Trinity students – tension that counselors at the university’s Health and Wellness Center say they have noticed growing.
Trinity Students Curate Upcoming Nov. 6 Exhibit Showcasing the African Diaspora
The new exhibit at Trinity Washington University will bring the African diaspora to life through vivid posters donated by cultural historian James Counts Early — “visual roadways” connecting generations through art and resistance.
‘It’s Who We Are’: Trinity Reunion Honors 125 Years of Faith, Justice and Community
From Nancy Pelosi’s call for compassion to graduates mentoring one another, alumnae celebrate a legacy that continues to grow.
From Salad Bar to Renovation, Trinity Students Weigh In on Campus Food
Grumbling about dining hall meals is practically a rite of passage on U.S. campuses.
Hispanic Heritage Month Fun: Lotería at Trinity!
Trinity Washington University students gathered for a lively Lotería event hosted by the Butterfly Network Oct. 2, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with community, culture, and fun.
Trinity Welcomes Largest Freshman Class Since Pandemic
As classrooms and dorms fill with excitement and anticipation, the class of 2029 is eager to chase the dreams that brought them to college.
Trinity Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Pupusas and Lotería
For freshman Miriam Mendoza, playing Lotería during Hispanic Heritage Month at Trinity Washington University Oct. 2 was more than just a fun evening – it was a meaningful reminder of home.
At Trinity Reads, Author Clint Smith Urges Students to Confront History of Slavery
The Trinity Reads event came as debate over how slavery and its legacy should be taught in schools remains intense heading into fall 2025.
Federalization of D.C. Police, National Guard Deployment Create Tense Start to Semester
The military presence has created obstacles for students not only physically but also mentally and academically.