Trinity College Released Annual Clery Report
The report provides three years of campus crime statistics to the public.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Sex Crimes
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Trinity College published its annual Clery Report, fulfilling a federal requirement for institutions receiving financial aid. The document details crime statistics collected over the past three years.
Why it matters
The report helps families evaluate the campus environment and emergency procedures at Trinity College. Federal law mandates these disclosures for colleges that accept federal financial aid.
The Clery Report covers three years of incident data including robbery, hate crimes, domestic violence, and hazing. The status of specific ongoing investigations is managed through the daily public crime list maintained by Campus Safety.
The players
Trinity College
This private liberal arts college is located in Hartford and is required to disclose campus crime data.
Grand River Solutions
This firm provides analysis of sexual misconduct survey results and offers recommendations for institutional response.
Campus Safety
This department at Trinity College maintains the daily list of reported crimes and facilitates public access to the Clery Report.
The details
The report tracks incidents across campus buildings, public sidewalks, streets, and parks. Trinity College also utilizes Grand River Solutions to analyze data from its state-mandated biannual Sexual Misconduct Climate Survey.
Timeline
October 1, 2026: Trinity College released the annual Clery Report.
Legal Context
The release of this data aligns with the federal requirements of the Clery Act, which aims to ensure transparency regarding campus safety. Colleges across the country are held to these same reporting standards to maintain eligibility for federal financial aid.
Residents and students can access the report digitally via the Campus Safety website or request a hard copy at the Campus Safety building. The data allows the local community to review historical trends regarding reported crimes in and around the campus.
The takeaway
Families evaluating the college environment can use these reports to compare safety trends over the three-year period. Students should also look for institution-wide safety measures like Green Dot training, which aims to improve campus culture.
Further reading
Learn more about campus safety protocols in the Sex Crimes section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Trinitytripod.
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