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.
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.
Students describe delaying treatment, translating for their families, and weighing the risk of seeking help in a system that often leaves them out.
The experiences of transgender students highlight both signs of progress and the ongoing effort needed to create a more inclusive campus.
Trinity Washington University’s Women’s Student Action Coalition Co-Founder Bailey Squire walks Trinity Times through the campus library’s dedicated space for women’s studies.
Talita Borges isn’t a nun – but as Trinity Washington University’s new director of campus ministry, she’s guiding students in faith, service and community.
Talita Borges isn’t a nun — but as Trinity Washington University’s new director of campus ministry, she’s working to support students of all faiths, and none, while fostering community, dialogue and service across a religiously diverse campus.
A service-learning course is moving social justice from theory to practice as students prepare a campus panel centered on history, faith and lived experience.
Trinity Times student journalist Sydney Ware interviews last year’s recipients of the Sister Seton Cunneen ’65 Summer Service Fellowship, one of Trinity Washington University’s most transformative summer experiences.
Trinity Washington University’s commitment to diversity faces a national challenge, but its community remains resilient.