Restaurateur Danny Meyer ’80, H’24, P’20 returned to Trinity College to help launch TrinTalks, a new series of campus ...

The grant for Susan A. Masino, Paul E. Raether Distinguished Professor of Applied Science, and David N. Ruskin, research ...

More than 100 Trinity students spent part of the summer working with faculty members and other mentors. The fall symposium ...

A page of 15th century text with connections to famed printer Johannes Gutenberg—hidden for more than 100 years in an ...

A Green Dot is the moment it takes to make a choice to do something, anything to make it less likely that someone gets hurt or that shows the people around you that you don’t tolerate violence and are ...

Ever wondered what Francophone Studies is all about? Come find out! Stop by our Open House to chat with faculty & current majors, get the inside scoop on our program, and play trivia with the French ...

Trinity College requires any student who has attended school outside of the United States to demonstrate English language proficiency for the purpose of ensuring academic success through their ...

Finding funding for your research or project can be challenging. The Grants Office has tools to help you and is ready to discuss your funding needs at any time. We curate an ongoing database for ...

Applying to college is an important moment. We're here to guide you through the application process. Generally speaking, we are looking for students who will: Explore the breadth of our academic ...

Please visit the Trinity College Bulletin for the Russian Studies major, the Russian Studies minor, and the Russian language minor requirements. This major is not accepting new students for the ...

Foundation-Trinity partnership offers myriad opportunities for teams of Scholars ...