New Trinity Website Revealed

*A message from Caroline Deveau, Assistance Director of Communications

The design for Trinity’s new Web site has been chosen.

Thanks to considerable input from students, faculty, staff, prospective students and their parents, and alums, we have arrived at a design that we are confident communicates Trinity’s position as a highly selective liberal arts college, as well as our unique position as an urban and global institution.

The image is a mock-up of how the College’s home page will appear. All of the templates used to create the pages within the site will follow the same design format, using the same header and footer, color scheme, and similar controls, such as the “features” box.

Now that the design phase of the site is nearly complete, we have moved into the content phase. During the coming weeks we will be meeting with academic and administrative departments about the content for their pages.

Calendar Tips & Tricks

Firstly, this post is dedicated to Senator Blake Fisher, who is probably the only person from SGA who reads my posts about things I think are pretty cool.

Does Trinity Exchange make you want to go postal? Are you having trouble navigating when events are happening on campus? Do you own a computer? If your answer is yes to all of the following questions, I might have a solution for you.

Everyone knows about Trinity Exchange because they get an email about it everyday, but very few people know that there is a better way to view events on campus—the Web Calendar on Trincoll.edu

The Web Calendar allows you to display in monthly, weekly, and daily modes. You can select from a variety of filters, including lectures, religious, cultural, and much more, to limit the amount of events that you are really interested in. Be sure to check out: WEB CALENDAR

Who be da best prof for me?

Having trouble finding a course or professor that fits your interests? Academic Computing has a solution for you! Now if you sign onto your Trinity Portal, under the middle column entitled “Faculty Data,” you will find the link for searching Faculty interests. At the link you can type up to 5 different keywords and it will match you professors that teach courses or do research similar to those interests. Take that E-Harmony!