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The Trinity Voice, Trinity's semiannual magazine, received an international marketing and communications award from InspirED School Marketers.

Trinity's silver award in the magazine writing category was for the Spring 2025 article on the history of Trinity's campus as the school commemorated its 25th anniversary. Drawing on extensive archival research and interviews with historians, the article – “Langston Hughes Slept Here” – told the story of what stood on Trinity's location in First Ward long before the school's founding, and the impact of 20th Century urban renewal policies in First Ward.

The annual InspirED Brilliance Awards is the only international competition that honors excellence in marketing and communications for private and independent schools. 

Entries were evaluated by a volunteer panel of 69 marketing experts from around the world, all of whom are professionals in private schools or businesses that focus on private school marketing.

Judges commented that Trinity's winning entry was a “(u)nique piece on the unsettling history of the school's location and responsibility to reverse engineer the city's history of racial segregation.”

To read the article, click here.