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Popular magazines in Trinity’s database collections
For those who remember, and might miss, the shelves of popular magazines sold by the checkout counter at the grocery store, or rows upon rows at brick-and-mortar bookstores like Barnes and Noble, we can see many of them again through our popular magazine ...
Color Our Collections 2024 – Calling all creators!
#ColorOurCollections is an initiative from the New York Academy of Medicine to transform library, museum, and archival collections into free coloring pages. Trinity College Library & Information Technology Services participates in this initiative by publishing an annual coloring book featuring a mix of ...
Bantam Research Roost
Our research & instruction librarians are flying the coop and setting up temporary roosts around campus to bring research support right to you! Our Bantam Research Roost program, which debuted during the spring 2024 semester and has returned this fall, is a traveling ...
Digital Projects & Collections
View more Digital CollectionsStudent Library & Technology Essentials
Information for new Trinity students about research skills, technical support, and resources to help you succeed.
Encyclopedia Trinitiana
The Encyclopedia Trinitiana highlights events, places, and people within the long history of the college, provides a platform for exploring Trinity through many different lenses, and serves as a community-built archive for students of the history of Trinity College.
National Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month Mini Collection
Join us in celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month by exploring our curated collection of books, lectures, podcasts, documentaries, visual art, digital exhibits, and museums.
Explore Digital Projects & Exhibits
Special projects using materials from our collections and the campus community.
About Us
What we do
Library and Information Technology Services collaborates with the Trinity community to support the curricular, technological, and research needs of the campus. We curate top-tier digital and physical collections representing diverse viewpoints from around the world, teach and inspire others to use educational and research tools, provide flexible spaces that foster focused thinking and joy in learning, and support administrative software to ensure smooth campus operations.
Who we are
Based in the Raether Library & Information Technology Center, our staff is comprised of over 60 library and technology professionals who care deeply about the Trinity community, with expertise in information technology, customer service, collections, educational technology, research, and special collections & archives.
