Encyclopedia Trinitiana

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[[A Capella Groups]] - Trinity's varied singing groups, which perform mainly without instrumental accompaniment. 

[[a capella groups|Accidentals]] - Trinity's all-male a capella group.

[[Academic Clubs]] - 

[[Admissions Building|Admissions Building]] - Home to the College's Admissions, Financial Aid, and Career Services offices.

[[Aetna Quantitative Center]] - Center which works collaboratively with Trinity's Mathematics Department to provide support for students enrolled in math courses. 

[[african_americans_at_trinity|African Americans at Trinity]] - A history of Black peoples, organizations, and experiences at Trinity College.

[[rotc|Air Force Reserves Officer Training Corps]] - Trinity's ROTC program, in existence from 1948 until 1970.

[[Albert C. Jacobs Life Sciences Center (LSC)]] - Building on the south side of campus that houses the biology, psychology, and neuroscience departments.  

[[Alma Mater]] - Trinity College's official anthem.

[[Alumni Association]] - Network of Trinity graduates working to preserve their relationship with the College.

[[Alumni Hall]] - Trinity's gymnasium, which was destroyed by fire in 1967.

[[Anadama Dormitory]] - Student dormitory that was located at 111 Crescent Street.

[[Ann Plato Fellowship]] - Annual fellowship given to a pre- or post-doctoral applicant to promote diversity within the College.

[[phalanx|Archers of Washington College]] - A student military drill group, which originated from the Phalanx.

[[Arboretum]] - As of 2023, Trinity College is a Level 1 arboretum.

[[Architecture]] - Trinity College is the finest example of Collegiate Gothic architecture in the United States, but it is also home to other interesting and significant designs.

[[Asian Americans at Trinity]] - A history of Asian American people, organizations, and experiences at Trinity College.

[[asian-american_student_association_aasa_house|Asian-American Student Association (AASA) House]] - A cultural house on campus meant to support students of Asian descent.
 
[[Assaiante (Paul D.) Tennis Center]] - Trinity's tennis courts, built in 2010 and named after squash and tennis coach Paul Assaiante. 

[[Athenaeum|Athenaeum Society]] - A literary and debate social organization founded in 1826. 

[[Athletes of Color Coalition]] - A group formed to build community for Trinity's athletes of color.
 
[[Athletic Association]] - Group composed of students, faculty, and alumni that managed the school's athletic spaces and teams.

[[Athletic Clubs]] - historic and now-defunct athletic groups and teams. For current club sports, see [[club_sports|Club Sports]]. 
 
[[Athletics]] - Trinity's competitive and leisurely organized sports.

[[Austin Arts Center]] - Building containing Trinity's fine arts based departments and spaces. 

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