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It's midterms week! Are you ready? You got this!!!!

It's month! Have you registered? Have you gotten your group together? What's the plan? Can't wait to see you! ALL ALUMNAE AND ALUMNI ARE INVITED!

https://www2.trinitydc.edu/alums/reunion-2026/

From student news publication, Trinity Times: Trinity’s Archives Preserve History

Trinity’s Archives Preserve History Trinity Washington University Archivist Mark Greek explains how the university’s archives preserve centuries of history and how today’s videos, social media posts and other records may become…

Did you know that was designated not just as a Minority Serving Institution (MSI), but a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI), and a Predominately Black Institution (PBI)? Social justice is not just a line item at Trinity -- it's in our DNA. It's who we are.

Four Students Spend a Summer in Service Through the Cunneen Fellowship. Food distributions, a campus tour that had residents thinking about college, lessons in listening: here’s what the Fellows carried home.

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From the President's Blog: The President, The Press, and We The People.

The most important way we can celebrate America's 250th Birthday is to uphold, defend and use our First Amendment Freedom of Speech and Press. NO U.S. President can ignore his Constitutional Duty to "preserve, protect and defend" these rights that he stewards for us --- We the People!

"Presidents since George Washington have complained about negative press coverage; it goes with the territory. Democrats and Republicans alike have complained, confronted, decried and bashed the news media. Leadership in a free country means accepting a large dose of criticism, questioning, skepticism, and yes, at times, even unfair or biased reporting that distorts reality. The solution is not to ban reporters but to provide the facts as clearly and consistently as possible. Presidents have big bully pulpits, they can answer charges and correct the record as often as they wish. What they cannot do is trample on the Constitution and Bill of Rights."

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The President, The Press, and We The People | President's Office The most important way we can celebrate America's 250th Birthday is to uphold, defend and use our First Amendment Freedom of Speech and Press. NO U.S. President can ignore his Constitutional Duty to "preserve, protect and defend" these rights that he stewards for us --- We the People!