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[[Washington College]] - Trinity College's first name, until 1845.

[[Washington's Birthday]] - Annual College celebration of George Washington's birthday

[[Watkinson, David]] - Hartford merchant and public benefactor; namesake of the Watkinson Library.

[[Watkinson Library]] - Research library open to the public that houses Trinity College's Special Collections and College Archives.

[[Wesleyan-Trinity Summer School]] -  A joint summer school program which took place in 1942.

[[trinity_hall|Wheaton Hall]] - A first year dormitory, now renamed Trinity Hall.

[[Wheaton, Nathaniel S.]] - 2nd President of Washington College (now Trinity College), from December 1831 to February 1837.

[[Wheaton's Library]] - The collection of books that became the first materials held in the Washington College (now Trinity College) Library.

[[Widener Gallery]] - Trinity's main formal exhibition space, located in the Austin Arts Center.

[[Wiggins Dormitory]] - Student dormitory that was located at 76 Crescent Street.

[[staff|James H. Williams]] - General factotum at Trinity College from about 1825 to 1874.

[[Williams, John]] - 4th President of Trinity College, from 1848 to 1853.

[[Williams Memorial]] - The College's second library building, built in 1914 with funds from J.P. Morgan.

[[Women and Gender Resource Action Center (WGRAC)]] - Organization founded in 1972 to serve the needs of female students, faculty, administrators, and staff.

[[Women's Club of Trinity College]] - Social club for female staff members founded in 1971.

[[Women's Leadership Council]] - Group that supports Trinity's female undergraduates.

[[Women at Trinity]] - A history of women-identifying people, organizations, and experiences at Trinity College.

[[Wrestling]] - This sport originated as "Sports Nights" held for entertainment during Trinity's time in the Navy V-12 Program.

[[WRTC]] - College radio station owned by Trinity that first aired in 1947. 

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