Beginning with the Class of 2018, all four classes purchased books today.
The seniors assisted the freshmen by accompanying them to their lockers and helping them settle in. Classes for students new...
From Trinity teacher Mrs. Betsy Darby, whose group returned June 26 from a trip to study WWII and the Holocaust:
"We took 16 students and seven parents abroad. We left on June 14 and came back on June...
More than 700 students from around the country, along with coaches and others, spent May 27 at Trinity competing in the National Catholic Forensic League Grand National Championship preliminary rounds....
St. Matthews is full of stories, history and wonders. Deep within that mixture for the past 100 years lies St. Matthews Hardware. That will change when the store closes for good on May 31. It will be replaced...
A weekend of smiles and tears. Following Friday's breakfast and awards ceremony, the 61st annual Baccalaureate Mass provided the Class of 2017 with a final opportunity to worship together. Rain pelted...
What goes very well with a lavish breakfast for the Class of 2017? How about an Honorary Alumnus award for Trinity teacher Mr. Parker Whitehouse? How about special recognition for Campus Ministry --...
"All the world's a stage," and for Artistic Director Mr. William P. Bradford II, theatre has a been a sharing of gifts for 50 years. The Trinity community and beyond came together May 13 to honor Mr....
One of spring's warmest, sunniest days proved a perfect setting for the annual Senior Costume and Field Day. After walking around in their craziest costumes for a couple of hours, the Class of 2017 brought...
The Class of 2021 took another big step toward becoming Rocks by spending part of Sunday afternoon in Alumni Hall playing games and getting to know members of the House they will join this fall.
The Kentucky Shakespeare Festival performed "Julius Caesar" in Trinity's Theater Apr. 21 from 10:00-11:30. Students who attended were from English classes taught by Ms. Debbie Walling, Ms. Missy...
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