It offers a deep and wide-ranging intellectual, cultural and social experience to students, who benefit from belonging both to the college and to the University of Toronto. First-year enrolment is limited to approximately 350 students. As a result, Trinity students have the opportunity to form life-long friendships and to build a strong community life. The college attracts outstanding students, many of whom graduate with distinction and go on to excel in professional programs, graduate studies, business, the arts, politics and government. Our students come from many different communities within Canada and abroad, and the college celebrates a culture of openness and respect for differences.
Trinity offers students a wide array of extra-curricular activities.
The college has a student newspaper, a student literary review and a yearbook. Our students participate in all college governing bodies, including the board of trustees and senate. Besides the food committee and residence house committees, students have their own system of government and run the joint college meeting. Each undergraduate year elects resident and non-resident student heads, as does the college as a whole. Our students have almost complete control of student funds and considerable influence on college rules.