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Campus Events
Tigers Basketball vs. Young Harris
2:00pm @ Trinity Center
Basketball vs. Philadelphia Biblical
2:00pm @ Trinity Center
Basketball vs. Lancaster Bible
7:00pm @ Trinity Center
Basketball vs. Stevenson University
2:00pm @ Trinity Center
New Academic Center
Featuring 24 new classrooms, a 400-seat auditorium, and cutting-edge laboratory technologies, the Trinity Academic Center will be a symbol of Trinity's intellectual values.
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Report: Trinity's Service in the City
Learn about Trinity's contributions to the District of Columbia in a new report on the economic impact and civic importance of the university's work in the city.
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Honor Social Justice in Education
Experience the traditions of community service & social justice through the eyes of dedicated educator Philonda Johnson '05, at the seventh Sower's Seed Lecture, February 7.
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Giving is Powerful
Your generous support of the Trinity Annual Fund transforms the lives of students, enhancing Trinity's resources and strengthening education. A gift of any amount helps to build the long-term future of Trinity.
Give to the 2011-2012 Trinity Annual Fund today!
Latest Blog Posts
President's Blog: Elusive Dreams
Dr. King's dream is this nation's imperative.
SPS Dean: The State of Women
Join us this Saturday for a special event surrounding the state of women in international security.
The Day the Wikipedia Died
Don't panic, but on Wednesday, January 18th, 2012, Wikipedia will be offline. Why? Because of something called SOPA.
Trinity Athletics: Tigers Basketball Winning Record
Tigers basketball is now 9-3 on the season, with two Junior players ranked first and second in the nation for steals per game.
Resolution Tech #2 – Save Money
Without giving up your beloved coffee, here are some selected websites and mobile apps to help you cut those costs.
Meet Kimberly Hallums
How do you take a disadvantage and turned it to an advantage? Kimberly Hallums knows how—she went from being out of work in a town she disliked to living, working, and studying in a city and at a school that she loves!
Stuck in a small town in South Carolina where she didn't fit in, Kimberly felt isolated. "My little voice didn't matter," she shares. Kimberly had applied to Trinity for graduate school, but was unable to come the year she was accepted. But Kimberly never gave up her goal of getting to Washington, DC, and to Trinity. Read more...
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