Welcome to Trinity University

Hello, Tigers!

From everyone on campus, we are excited to welcome you to the Trinity community!

From August New Tiger Orientation (NTO) to your first day of class, our orientation experience at Trinity is going to set you up for success both inside and outside of the classroom. You’ll get the opportunity to connect early with staff, professors, and your peers, and learn about all the campus resources on campus that are here to support you throughout your journey at Trinity.

At Trinity, you matter, and there are many people that can’t wait to go on this journey with you.

From all of us at Trinity, welcome to the family!

A Glimpse Into Trinity

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What to Expect

August New Tiger Orientation is a three-day extended orientation for all new students to get acclimated to life as a Trinity Tiger. Students will get to move into their residence hall room, learn the expectations inside and outside of the classroom, how to be a responsible resident on campus, get to know their peers, and meet various campus resources and offices.

Moving into Your Residence Hall Room

The big day has arrived! You get to move into your residence hall room and meet your roommate! Follow the pages below for your move-in schedule on August 21, 2026 based on your assigned residence hall. Additionally, need help identifying what to bring to campus? The “What to Bring” webpage outlines the items that are already in your room, and the additional items you can bring.

What to Bring

Move-In Day

2026 Schedule

Please click The 2026 August New Tiger Orientation to view the Student and Family/Guest schedules. Students and families will have separate schedules for their time on campus.

Please note that these schedules are subject to change without notice and this webpage will be the most accurate source of the schedule.

The Orientation Team

These awesome Orientation Team (O-Team) leaders are here to welcome you to the Trinity community and to show you all resources available to students including, but not limited to: getting involved on campus, getting internships or on-campus employment, how to start a new student organization, and the best places to study on campus.