Along with thousands of others, Trinity's Respect for Life Club took part in the March for Life, held Jan. 20 in Washington, D.C.
The new club, under moderator Mr. Stuart Hamilton, works to facilitate...
After traveling more than 14 hours by air (4,615 nautical miles), four young men joined the Trinity student body on Jan. 30. These new Rocks arrived on campus as part of a student exchange program with...
Imagine being asked to solve today's problems. Then imagine being asked to solve problems projected 25 years into the future. That's exactly what Trinity's Future Problem Solving team does.
The FPS...
Beneath his mathematics exterior beats the heart of a true thespian. Trinity math teacher Mr. Brian Bowles knows what it takes to have a lead role in a demanding musical. Bowles starred in the Time Slip...
Trinity's Golf Club is all about fun. Among the latest additions to the school's activities offerings, the Golf Club is open to all students no matter their skill level. Moderators Mr. Alex Dotsey and...
For Trinity's Fencing Club adviser, Mr. Blake Napper, the sport is “often not about overpowering somebody. It's about out-thinking them and out-maneuvering them."
After a number of years without a...
Senior Retreat has been part of the Trinity tradition since the mid-1970s, at that time led by Trinity Chaplain Fr. Dave Zettel '58 and Fr. Ron Domhoff.
Coordinated by Campus Ministry (Mrs. Mary Emrich...
Members of the Chinese Club/Class learned to play the yaogu, the "waist drum." The students, under the direction of teacher Mrs. Yinghao Dong, played the medium-sized drum that is used in celebrations,...
Trinity students in the biology classes of Mr. Wes Thomas, Mr. Patrick Heintz and Mr. Michael Budniak grew basil plants in the campus greenhouse as part of the experimental design process. The process...
Members of Trinity's Chinese Club and class learned about Chinese calligraphy and painting. The next Chinese Club event is entitled "Chinese waist drum," to take place Nov. 18 in S251. Moderator/Teacher...
Seventy years. When a tiny high school in St. Matthews began in September 1953 with 106 freshmen and four teachers, only the most optimistic could have have envisioned the amazing accomplishments and...
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