Category: HEADLINE
Trinity Club of Hartford Names Olusegun “Shay” Ajayi ‘16 as Person of the Year
Ini-Oluwa Adegbayi ’28 News Editor The Trinity Club of Hartford (TCOH) has announced Olusegun “Shay” Ajayi ‘16 as the recipient of its 2025 Person of […]
Support on Four Paws: The Essential Support of Service Animals at Trinity College
Lily Mellitz ’26 Executive Features Editor If you’ve walked across the Main Quad recently, you may have noticed more than just students heading to class. […]
Trinity Women’s Cross Country Builds Momentum With Strong Start to 2025 Season
Annika Haley ’26 Sports Editor The Trinity College women’s cross country team opened its 2025 campaign with a series of strong performances across early-season meets. […]
Career and Life Design Center Shares Class of 2024 Career Outcomes
Ini-Oluwa Adegbayi ’28 News Editor Every year, the Career and Life Design Center follows up on the graduating class’ success and career outcomes by publishing […]
Trinity To Launch New Degree Planning Tool
Helena Likus ’26 News Editor On Oct. 20, 2025, Trinity will launch Stellic, a new degree planning and audit tool. Stellic has originally been developed […]
Trinity Reduces Bloomberg Terminals Amid Budget Cuts
Iqra Athar ’26 Executive News Editor Over the summer, Trinity College reduced its Bloomberg terminals in the library from 12 machines to one, citing ongoing […]
Trinity College and Professor John Mertens Settle Lawsuit, No Discriminatory Behavior Found
Savannah Brooks ’26 Editor-in-Chief In a statement to the Tripod sent on Tuesday, Sept. 23, Chief of Staff and Associate Vice President for External Affairs […]
Panda Fest Brings Asian Culture and Cuisine to Hartford Amid Complications
Lily Mellitz ’26 Executive Features Editor Downtown Hartford saw the Connecticut debut of Panda Fest, an Asian cultural festival, at the Mortensen Riverfront Plaza from […]
Connecting Policy, People and Possibility: The Path of Makayla Cervantes ‘26
Lily Mellitz ’26 Executive Features Editor Makayla Cervantes ‘26, an economics major from Bristol, CT, has never been afraid to take the less straightforward path. A […]
New Religious Studies Professor Samuel Catlin Shares Reasons for Teaching and Book Project
Nick Cimillo ’26 Managing Editor Samuel Catlin, a new assistant professor of religious studies, knows a thing or two about getting academically sidetracked. Drawn to […]