Trinity embraces diving deep into ideas, interests, and questions in order to grow as an individual in a diverse community. We encourage pride of identity no matter race, culture, or idealism.
INTENTIONAL INCLUSION
A Place for Tigers of All Stripes
Trinity strives to be a diverse and inclusive community where students can engage in difficult dialogues, explore other cultures, and find common bonds. We want campus to feel like a home—a place where students can truly express themselves and feel supported.
Housing and Dining
Explore residence halls, living-learning communities, and on-campus dining options.
Clubs and Orgs
Meet students who share common interests with more than 100 options.
Sports and Recreation
Play ball... or quidditch. Trinity students are active with their bodies and their brains.
Total Wellbeing
From counseling to academic and career support to international engagement, Trinity's Centers are invested in your whole education.
GAIN PERSPECTIVE
Connect across differences, act with radical empathy, nurture enduring relationships
Trinity is a residential campus where students come together from around the world. We are a community that fosters vibrant student life activities, diverse opinions, and residence halls where we both live and learn. We are also committed to providing programming, support, and opportunities to achieve intentional inclusion.
Get Involved
There are more than 200 ways to get involved at Trinity. Pick a passion to dive into, or discover something new.
Connect and Serve
With empathy and excitement, connect with fellow Tigers, exercise your talents, and serve others.
Explore and Reflect
Educate your mind, body, and spirit through campus spiritual life and wellness initiatives.
MAKE TRINITY YOUR OWN
Learning and growing as an individual doesn’t just happen in the classroom. We believe in guiding our students, faculty, and staff outside of their comfort zones. We want our Tigers to make the most of their college experience, finding a sense of belonging and preparing to make waves in their communities.