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As part of its Professional Artist Series, the Seerveld Gallery at the Art and Communication Center is presenting “god gives rest, not sleep” by Chicago multidisciplinary artist Kwabena Foli.
The best way to experience Trinity is to come for a visit. Meet professors and current students, attend a chapel, eat in the dining hall, talk to someone about financial aid opportunities, and find out how a Trinity education will set you on a course to build a life that makes a difference.
Trinity’s Black Student Union presents “Let’s Go Higher, A Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.” at 10 am in Ozinga Chapel.
Trinity’s Cooperativity: Science and Religion Club presents “What Can’t Science Do?” by Prof. Jon Vander Woude on Wednesday, Jan. 22 from 5-6 pm in the Vermeer Fireside Room.
[STUDENT ONLY] Annual Black Light Dance; a fun night of music and dancing under neon lights.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of dance and song! This annual celebration will take place in the Marg Kallemeyn Theater, Art & Communication Center, at 7 pm.
The best way to experience Trinity is to come for a visit. Meet professors and current students, attend a chapel, eat in the dining hall, talk to someone about financial aid opportunities, and find out how a Trinity education will set you on a course to build a life that makes a difference.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of dance and song! The celebration will take place in the Marg Kallemeyn Theater, Art & Communication Center, at 6 pm.
