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Trinity College-Hartford, CT
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Trinity earns national recognition for student value and career outcomes!
In addition to being ranked #4 among U.S. liberal arts colleges by @linkedin, Trinity also stands out on the 2026 @usnews Best Colleges list:
✅ Best National Liberal Arts College
✅ Best Value School
✅ Top Performer on Social Mobility
✅ Best Undergraduate Engineering Program (non-doctoral)
These and other recent honors reflect a strong season of recognition, highlighting career outcomes, academic excellence, and value.
🔗 Explore Trinity’s latest rankings at the link in bio.
📷: @adhillphd
“The small community at Trinity really gives you opportunities that you definitely do not have access to at other institutions. It’s been really helpful to be in a smaller environment where I can get attention from advisors and mentors in a meaningful way.”
— Alenka Doyle '26, neuroscience & English
#TrinGrad 🎓
As the Class of 2026 prepares for commencement, Christian ’26 reflects on four transformative years at Trinity that extended beyond the classroom, shaped by film, psychology, and the belief that growth comes from seeking opportunities and building meaningful connections. 💙💛
#TrinGrad 🎓
"I said yes to everything when I got to Trinity because I wanted to make the most of every single moment I had here. Over time, all of those opportunities built my confidence and helped me grow into someone who’s more willing to share my energy, give back to other people, and leave things better than I found them.”
— Grace Fangmann ’26
#TrinGrad 💙💛
And the winners are in! 🏠✨
Congratulations to the winners of Trinity’s 2026 Room of the Year Contest:
🏆 1st Place: Caroline Howell ’26 – Crescent
🏆 2nd Place: Izzy Caprioli ’29 – Jackson
🏆 3rd Place: Juliana Golas ’27 – Northam Tower
This year’s contest featured a wide range of creative and thoughtfully designed spaces that reflected the personalities and styles of students across campus. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries and helped choose this year’s winners.
🔗 Tap the link in bio for more photos of the winning rooms.
And the winners are in! 🏠✨
Congratulations to the winners of Trinity’s 2026 Room of the Year Contest:
🏆 1st Place: Caroline Howell ’26 – Crescent
🏆 2nd Place: Izzy Caprioli ’29 – Jackson
🏆 3rd Place: Juliana Golas ’27 – Northam Tower
This year’s contest featured a wide range of creative and thoughtfully designed spaces that reflected the personalities and styles of students across campus. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries and helped choose this year’s winners.
🔗 Tap the link in bio for more photos of the winning rooms.
And the winners are in! 🏠✨
Congratulations to the winners of Trinity’s 2026 Room of the Year Contest:
🏆 1st Place: Caroline Howell ’26 – Crescent
🏆 2nd Place: Izzy Caprioli ’29 – Jackson
🏆 3rd Place: Juliana Golas ’27 – Northam Tower
This year’s contest featured a wide range of creative and thoughtfully designed spaces that reflected the personalities and styles of students across campus. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries and helped choose this year’s winners.
🔗 Tap the link in bio for more photos of the winning rooms.
And the winners are in! 🏠✨
Congratulations to the winners of Trinity’s 2026 Room of the Year Contest:
🏆 1st Place: Caroline Howell ’26 – Crescent
🏆 2nd Place: Izzy Caprioli ’29 – Jackson
🏆 3rd Place: Juliana Golas ’27 – Northam Tower
This year’s contest featured a wide range of creative and thoughtfully designed spaces that reflected the personalities and styles of students across campus. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries and helped choose this year’s winners.
🔗 Tap the link in bio for more photos of the winning rooms.
And the winners are in! 🏠✨
Congratulations to the winners of Trinity’s 2026 Room of the Year Contest:
🏆 1st Place: Caroline Howell ’26 – Crescent
🏆 2nd Place: Izzy Caprioli ’29 – Jackson
🏆 3rd Place: Juliana Golas ’27 – Northam Tower
This year’s contest featured a wide range of creative and thoughtfully designed spaces that reflected the personalities and styles of students across campus. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries and helped choose this year’s winners.
🔗 Tap the link in bio for more photos of the winning rooms.
And the winners are in! 🏠✨
Congratulations to the winners of Trinity’s 2026 Room of the Year Contest:
🏆 1st Place: Caroline Howell ’26 – Crescent
🏆 2nd Place: Izzy Caprioli ’29 – Jackson
🏆 3rd Place: Juliana Golas ’27 – Northam Tower
This year’s contest featured a wide range of creative and thoughtfully designed spaces that reflected the personalities and styles of students across campus. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries and helped choose this year’s winners.
🔗 Tap the link in bio for more photos of the winning rooms.
And the winners are in! 🏠✨
Congratulations to the winners of Trinity’s 2026 Room of the Year Contest:
🏆 1st Place: Caroline Howell ’26 – Crescent
🏆 2nd Place: Izzy Caprioli ’29 – Jackson
🏆 3rd Place: Juliana Golas ’27 – Northam Tower
This year’s contest featured a wide range of creative and thoughtfully designed spaces that reflected the personalities and styles of students across campus. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries and helped choose this year’s winners.
🔗 Tap the link in bio for more photos of the winning rooms.
And the winners are in! 🏠✨
Congratulations to the winners of Trinity’s 2026 Room of the Year Contest:
🏆 1st Place: Caroline Howell ’26 – Crescent
🏆 2nd Place: Izzy Caprioli ’29 – Jackson
🏆 3rd Place: Juliana Golas ’27 – Northam Tower
This year’s contest featured a wide range of creative and thoughtfully designed spaces that reflected the personalities and styles of students across campus. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries and helped choose this year’s winners.
🔗 Tap the link in bio for more photos of the winning rooms.
And the winners are in! 🏠✨
Congratulations to the winners of Trinity’s 2026 Room of the Year Contest:
🏆 1st Place: Caroline Howell ’26 – Crescent
🏆 2nd Place: Izzy Caprioli ’29 – Jackson
🏆 3rd Place: Juliana Golas ’27 – Northam Tower
This year’s contest featured a wide range of creative and thoughtfully designed spaces that reflected the personalities and styles of students across campus. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries and helped choose this year’s winners.
🔗 Tap the link in bio for more photos of the winning rooms.
And the winners are in! 🏠✨
Congratulations to the winners of Trinity’s 2026 Room of the Year Contest:
🏆 1st Place: Caroline Howell ’26 – Crescent
🏆 2nd Place: Izzy Caprioli ’29 – Jackson
🏆 3rd Place: Juliana Golas ’27 – Northam Tower
This year’s contest featured a wide range of creative and thoughtfully designed spaces that reflected the personalities and styles of students across campus. Thank you to everyone who submitted entries and helped choose this year’s winners.
🔗 Tap the link in bio for more photos of the winning rooms.
Some classes stay with you long after the semester ends.
For Savi ’26, one course made a lasting impression on her Trinity experience, shaping the way she thinks, learns, and engages beyond the classroom.
🔗Tap the link in bio to hear more reflections from the Class of 2026 as we continue our countdown to Commencement. 🎓
Honoring excellence, leadership, and community 💙💛
At Trinity’s 75th Honors Day, more than 280 students were recognized for achievements in academics, service, and campus leadership, continuing a tradition that began in 1950. This year’s honorees received a piece of Trinity history: slate from the original Long Walk roof, connecting past and present.
🔗 Explore the full gallery and list of award recipients at the link in bio.
Honoring excellence, leadership, and community 💙💛
At Trinity’s 75th Honors Day, more than 280 students were recognized for achievements in academics, service, and campus leadership, continuing a tradition that began in 1950. This year’s honorees received a piece of Trinity history: slate from the original Long Walk roof, connecting past and present.
🔗 Explore the full gallery and list of award recipients at the link in bio.
Honoring excellence, leadership, and community 💙💛
At Trinity’s 75th Honors Day, more than 280 students were recognized for achievements in academics, service, and campus leadership, continuing a tradition that began in 1950. This year’s honorees received a piece of Trinity history: slate from the original Long Walk roof, connecting past and present.
🔗 Explore the full gallery and list of award recipients at the link in bio.
Honoring excellence, leadership, and community 💙💛
At Trinity’s 75th Honors Day, more than 280 students were recognized for achievements in academics, service, and campus leadership, continuing a tradition that began in 1950. This year’s honorees received a piece of Trinity history: slate from the original Long Walk roof, connecting past and present.
🔗 Explore the full gallery and list of award recipients at the link in bio.
Honoring excellence, leadership, and community 💙💛
At Trinity’s 75th Honors Day, more than 280 students were recognized for achievements in academics, service, and campus leadership, continuing a tradition that began in 1950. This year’s honorees received a piece of Trinity history: slate from the original Long Walk roof, connecting past and present.
🔗 Explore the full gallery and list of award recipients at the link in bio.
Honoring excellence, leadership, and community 💙💛
At Trinity’s 75th Honors Day, more than 280 students were recognized for achievements in academics, service, and campus leadership, continuing a tradition that began in 1950. This year’s honorees received a piece of Trinity history: slate from the original Long Walk roof, connecting past and present.
🔗 Explore the full gallery and list of award recipients at the link in bio.
Honoring excellence, leadership, and community 💙💛
At Trinity’s 75th Honors Day, more than 280 students were recognized for achievements in academics, service, and campus leadership, continuing a tradition that began in 1950. This year’s honorees received a piece of Trinity history: slate from the original Long Walk roof, connecting past and present.
🔗 Explore the full gallery and list of award recipients at the link in bio.
Honoring excellence, leadership, and community 💙💛
At Trinity’s 75th Honors Day, more than 280 students were recognized for achievements in academics, service, and campus leadership, continuing a tradition that began in 1950. This year’s honorees received a piece of Trinity history: slate from the original Long Walk roof, connecting past and present.
🔗 Explore the full gallery and list of award recipients at the link in bio.
Honoring excellence, leadership, and community 💙💛
At Trinity’s 75th Honors Day, more than 280 students were recognized for achievements in academics, service, and campus leadership, continuing a tradition that began in 1950. This year’s honorees received a piece of Trinity history: slate from the original Long Walk roof, connecting past and present.
🔗 Explore the full gallery and list of award recipients at the link in bio.
Honoring excellence, leadership, and community 💙💛
At Trinity’s 75th Honors Day, more than 280 students were recognized for achievements in academics, service, and campus leadership, continuing a tradition that began in 1950. This year’s honorees received a piece of Trinity history: slate from the original Long Walk roof, connecting past and present.
🔗 Explore the full gallery and list of award recipients at the link in bio.
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Send this to a Bantam who could use some extra goods vibes for finals week. ✨💙💛
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Send this to a Bantam who could use some extra goods vibes for finals week. ✨💙💛
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Send this to a Bantam who could use some extra goods vibes for finals week. ✨💙💛
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