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[[museum_of_natural_history|Cabinet (Museum)]] - A room that housed Trinity's collection of natural history specimens.

[[Cabinet, President's]] - An advisory group to the College President consisting of deans and division leaders. 

[[Cady, Josiah Cleaveland]] - Trinity alumnus regarded as one of the most prolific and eminent architects of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

[[Calithumpian Band]] - An informal, noisy group of student musicians organized during the 1870s.

[[Camp Trinity]] - A nickname for years spent attending Trinity, named after an 1890s summer outing.

[[Campus Safety]] - Trinity College department charged with coordinating and implementing safety measures that protect all students, faculty, and staff on campus.
  
[[rushes|Cane Rush]] - A contest between classes that involved having to deliver a walking cane to a building.

[[Cannons]] - Two large cannon installed on the Trinity main quad in 1950.

[[Plumb Carillon|Carillon]] - Instrument containing a set of bells controlled by a keyboard located in the Chapel.

[[Catalog]] - Publication detailing course curriculum offerings and class schedules. 

[[Cave]] - Dining facility in the basement of Mather Hall.

[[Cedar Hill Cemetery]] - Cemetery established in 1864 close to Trinity's Summit Campus.

[[Centennial Celebration]] - Activities marking the College's 100th year.

[[Centennial Fund]]- Fundraising campaign initiated in 1921 for the purpose of raising money to support Trinity into its second century of existence. 

[[Center for Caribbean Studies]] - Center highlighting Caribbean culture and promoting education of the broader Caribbean.

[[Center for Hartford Engagement and Research (CHER)]] - Center dedicated to generating and strengthening lasting academic and co-curricular relationships between the Trinity community and communities in the surrounding Hartford area.

[[Center for Urban and Global Studies]] - Center promoting interactions with both global and local communities. 

[[Cesare Barbieri Endowment for Italian Culture]] - Endowment established in 1958 to help support programs within the Italian Department at Trinity as well as to promote Italian language and culture within the larger community.
 
[[Chancellor of the College]] - Originally a religiously affiliated administrative position separate from that of the College president, which has become a non-religious symbolic role assumed by Trinity's president.

[[seabury_hall_old_campus|The Chapel (old campus)]] - Another name for Seabury Hall, which served as Chapel, Library, Museum, and classrooms on the original campus.

[[Chapel]] - An imposing gothic building, completed in 1930; place for worship and other events.

[[Chapel Builders Alumni Association]] - Group which formed after the completion of the Chapel in December 1932, consisting of all the men involved in the four-year period of its construction.

[[Chapel Organ]] - A brief history of the musical instrument first installed at Trinity in 1850.

[[Chapel Singers]] - The Chapel choir and the oldest student organization at Trinity College, which performs at major college and chapel events. 

[[Chaplain]] - Religious leader at Trinity College from whom students of all denominations may seek care and counsel. 

[[Charleston House of Interfaith Cooperation]] -  Opened in 1999 as a space for students, faculty, and staff of all religions and beliefs to discuss interfaith cooperation.

[[Charter]] - The document allowing the official establishment of Trinity College (at the time Washington College), passed May 16, 1823.

[[Charter Day]] - Trinity's birthday, generally celebrated on May 16. 

[[yell|College Cheer]] - Alternatively called the "yell" or cheerleading at Trinity.

[[Chemical Museum]] - A museum of chemistry-related items at Trinity College. 

[[Church Scholarship Society]] - Founded in 1827, provides financial assistance to those entering the ordination process.

[[Cinestudio]] - Student-run movie theater located on the Trinity College campus. 

[[Civil War]] - The American Civil War (April 12, 1861–May 26, 1865).

[[Class Colors and Mottos]] - A traditional way to build unity and identity between the classes.

[[Class Day]] - A tradition where the senior class gathered for activities before commencement.

[[Class Ivy]] - A 19th century tradition where the seniors planted ivy to grow on College buildings.

[[Clemens Hall]] - Student dormitory located at 216 New Britain Avenue. 

[[Clement Chemistry Building]] - Academic building that houses the Chemistry Department and Cinestudio; located at the south end of the Long Walk. 
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[[Clubs]] - Student-run organizations based on a variety of interests including games, athletics, music, art, literature, and more. 

[[trinity_coalition_of_blacks|Trinity Coalition of Blacks]] - Student group formed in 1967 to create a better environment for Black students on campus and to spread awareness of Black culture.

[[Coeducation]] - The period where Trinity transitioned into admitting women to the College.

[[old_campus|College Hill]] - A nickname given to Trinity College's original location in downtown Hartford.

[[Colors]] - A history of the Trinity College colors--old gold and navy blue.

[[Commencement]] - A ceremony where students receive their diplomas and officially complete their time at Trinity.

[[Commencement Speakers]] - A list of individuals who have delivered the commencement address to Trinity graduates.

[[Compensation Day]] - A holiday given to students by the administration to make up for the cancellation of the customary football match between classes.

[[hallden_engineering_computer_center|Computing Center in Hallden]] - Trinity's first computing center, located in Hallden Engineering Laboratory.

[[Computing Center in MCEC]] - The computing center that was moved from the Hallden Engineering Laboratory to the MCEC. 

[[Concrete Jungle]] - Term used by students to describe the South Campus buildings.

[[Constitution Plaza]] - Location of Trinity facilities in downtown Hartford.

[[Convocation]] - Ceremony during Orientation Week to welcome incoming first-year students. 

[[Cook Hall]] - Student dormitory located on the south end of the Long Walk.

[[Coop]] - The on-campus thrift store, located in the lower level of Jackson Hall.

[[Cornelia Center]] - An open space for students to gather and socialize or hold events. Formerly called Vernon Social.

[[Crescent Center for Arts and Neuroscience (CCAN)]] - A collaborative teaching and learning space bridging the fields of neuroscience and the arts. 

[[Crescent Street Townhouses]] - Apartment-style student housing for seniors, juniors, and sophomores.

[[Crescent Village]] - An area of dormitories on Crescent Street that existed until 2013. 

[[athletics|Crew (Rowing)]] - Trinity's rowing team, officially recognized in 1966 but with origins dating back to 1865. 

[[athletic_clubs|Cricket]] - Club sport founded at Trinity in 1880.

[[Cross Country]] - Athletic team at Trinity College.

[[Cultural Houses]] - Houses on campus devoted to promoting diversity and cross-cultural connections.


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