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[[Painter, Borden W. Jr.]] - 20th President of Trinity College, from 2003 to 2004 and Acting President from 1994 to 1995.

[[Park Place Hall]] - Student dormitory located on Allen Place.  

[[Parthenon]] - One of Trinity College's first societies, formed as a rivalry to the Athenaeum Society.

[[Perkins, Henry Augustus]] - Acting President at Trinity from 1915 to 1916 and 1919 to 1920.

[[Pew Ends]] - Intricate wooden carvings which adorn the ends of the pews in the Trinity College Chapel.

[[Phalanx|Phalanx of Washington College]] - A student military group.

[[a capella groups|Pipes]] - Oldest co-ed music performance group on campus. 

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

[[Poetry Center]] - Group dedicated to bringing poets to Trinity's campus. 

[[Political Clubs]] - student groups devoted to politics.

[[Pranks]] - A favorite pastime of Trinity students past and present.

[[Symbols of President's Office|Presidential Collar]] - One of the symbols of the President's Office.

[[Presidents]] - A complete list of Trinity's presidents. 

[[President's House]] - On-campus housing for the College president and family.

[[Prexy]] - Shorthand for the College President.

[[P.R.I.D.E Program]] - First-year mentorship program for students from underrepresented communities.

[[Primus Project]] - Founded in 2020, the Primus Project seeks to research Trinity's relationship to slavery, white supremacy, and questions of racial justice.

[[staff|Professor Jim]] - General factotum of Trinity College for over 40 years.

[[rushes|Push Rush]] - A contest between classes, popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

[[Pynchon, Thomas Ruggles]] - 9th President of Trinity College, from November 1874 to June 30, 1883.

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