Trinity Washington University

D.C. is on a 26-acre campus in the urban setting of Washington, DC.

D.C. Student Activities

D.C. has many clubs, organizations, and activities for students to join – including chorus, theater groups, a campus newspaper, and more.

Interested in Greek life? D.C. does not have fraternities or sororities.

D.C. Housing

This table offers information on housing at D.C..

D.C. offers housing. Students are required to live on campus through junior year.

D.C. does not offer coed housing or housing for students with disabilities.

D.C. Athletics

D.C. does not have any athletic programs or the school has not reported any information on their athletic teams.

Is D.C. Safe?

College is like a home away from home. Whether you're walking to class or coming back from late-night studying (or partying!), it's important to feel safe on campus.

Trinity Washington University is patroled 24 hours a day by trained security. The D.C. campus has emergency telephones or alarms for students to use anytime of day or night.

D.C. offers late-night transportation or safety escorts for students. Dorms can only be accessed with secure key cards so that students can feel confident that they are safe in on-campus housing.

Plan a Visit to D.C.

Visiting colleges is one of the best ways to get a sense of the campus and student body. If you'd like to visit D.C., take Interstate 95 to Washington, DC. If you need to fly, book your flight to Reagan National airport.

While you're planning, check out other schools in DC you may want to visit too. Click the heart at the top of each school's page to save it to your college list.

Want to visit but can't make the trip? Explore D.C.'s campus without leaving home by taking a virtual campus tour

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