Few people are able to combine a passion for mathematics with a love of writing. Over the course of the pandemic, however, Trinity teacher Ms. Carol Comstock did just that. She is now a first-time published...
Warm greetings more than offset the cold, windy weather as hundreds of Rocks welcomed hundreds of guests during Trinity's annual Open House, held from 1 to 5 on Nov. 14. Not even masks could hide the smiles...
“Let them take something from their mind and build it.”
That sums up the goal of the Trinity Robotics Club, according to five-year moderator Mrs. Mary Mason.
The club, which meets every Monday...
Quinn Nickell, Tri-Editor in Chief
• November 10, 2021
Few teams in any sport at any school can claim to have won a state title in the first year of competition. Trinity’s Esports team can do just that!
After reaching the semifinals last fall and winning...
Even in normal times, stress can overtake a person’s day-to-day life. For many, the past 19 months of coping with Covid-19 have added new layers of stress. Trinity's Inner Peace Club offers ways to...
"The ingenious way (Ms. Kate E. Reedy) chose to take us on the spiraling-down journey with Jekyll was riveting."
"Carson Mehlbauer's portrayal of the play’s namesake is one of the best dramatic performances...
Since the mid-1970s, nothing has been more synonymous with senior year at Trinity than Senior Retreat.
Campus Minister Mrs. Mary Emrich said senior retreat "works so beautifully in fostering a sense...
From Athletics Director Mr. Rob Saxton:
Head Coach Craig Kannapel and the cross country Rocks ended their season on Saturday (Oct. 30) with a third-place finish at the KHSAA Class 3 A State Championship...
The Rocks played Sacred Heart in The Rock The Heart charity lacrosse game Oct. 27 at Sacred Heart Academy. Proceeds from the game benefited GForce and the International Alliance of ALS.
After a year's hiatus, Trinity juniors are once again experiencing retreat. Instead of taking part in Crossroads, as in the past, the Class of 2023 is "Finding God in Nature" during a retreat held outdoors...
Trinity students in Recent US History and African American Studies classes visited the Frazier Museum and Louisville Free Public Library Oct. 26 to see exhibits on West Louisville and the Ninth Street...
We all remember that day when the world seemed to stop. The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly been an obstacle during the past three school years. In times like these, we look for things that can bring...
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