Trinity College

• The CampusCampus is very well connected through public transportation. Trinity College is served by 61 Broad Street and New Britain Bus Routes. 
• The Trinity College Students also have access to Bantam Bus Pass through the Office of Community Service and Civic Engagement for unlimited free rides on the CT Transit Bus system. 
• The CampusCampus has a lot of space for personal bikes, and students prefer to bike around the CampusCampus. 
• The University also provides various shuttle services for free transportation from Mather Circle to Westfarms Mall, Whole Foods, and other local businesses. 
• The University also has various EV Charging points for students with private cars.

• There are various health and wellness services for the students on CampusCampus focusing on physical, psychological, spiritual, and overall well-being. 
• Trinity College has various communities to enhance diversity. 
• The Office of Student Activities, Involvement, and Leadership assists and supports experiential learning through various involvement opportunities. 
• The Student Government Association organizes events like Senior Week and Campus Life Leadership Awards.

• The students have more than 155 student clubs and organizations present on CampusCampus. 
• The CampusCampus also has a handful of Greek Organizations.
• The College has various recreation, intramural, and club sports. 
• The Bantam Network by the students helps new incoming students in fostering their academic experience and college experience on CampusCampus with holistic student development. 
• The Student Accessibility Council has a multi-specialty council including health, counseling, and academic staff members to coordinate with the students on CampusCampus. 
• Spiritual and Religious Life at Trinity supports the students to engage with the spiritual and religious traditions on CampusCampus. 
• The Hillel Leadership Scholarship helps the students develop their skills, interests, and talents as a Jewish Community members.

Trinity College Connecticut does provide various on-campus living and housing options for all incoming students. Students can choose from living in single, double, triple, quads, suites, and apartments in various residential communities. With the help of the Office of the Bantam Network Residential Learning Community, the University makes sure to provide a premier living-learning residential experience to the students. The average rental costs for living on Tulane University of Louisiana Campus range from $5400 to $10,800 (4,30,000 to 8,60,000 INR) per year, depending on the type of room the students opt for. 

• The Crescent Street Neighborhood comprises Clemens, Crescent Street Townhouses, and Stowe. 
• The Long Walk Neighborhood comprises Cok, Goodwin, Jarvis, and Northam residential communities. 
• South Campus Neighborhood comprises Elton, Funston, Jackson, Jones, Smith, Summit East, Summit North, Sulit South, and Trinity hall residence halls. 
• The Vernon Street Neighborhood comprises Doonesbury, Hansan, High Rise, North Campus, Ogilby, and Vernon Place.