Mr. Joe Fowler ’71, long-time teacher and coach at Trinity, has passed away. He had battled circulation problems in his leg in recent years but was looking forward to the school year. He died from complications...
Mr. Ted Bickel, former Trinity science teacher and Flannan House director, passed away this morning.
May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed,
through the mercy of God,
rest...
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...
The Region Four champion Rocks notched the following first-place trophies: 3,200 relay (Jacob Burnam, Glavin Swain, Jacob Travelstead, Alex Cyterski), 800 relay (David Spalding, Ahmad Johnson, Rondale...
A barbed-wire fence surrounding a field on a small campus. This unflattering description of Trinity is decades in the past. For many years the Rocks' campus has had a small-college look, with award-winning...
Trinity junior Brandon McManus and sophomores Simon Fewell, Nolan Durbin and Jeremy Mason were part of the winning team in the 16-and-under Region II stage of the 2017 US Youth Soccer National Championship...
“My goal is that our students understand that sports are not just wins and losses. Instead, they are a brotherhood.”
These are the words of Trinity teacher and coach Steven Tompkins, who was...
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...
Riding through the wind, the smooth pavement guiding you toward your desired destination. This is what bike riders hope for. In reality, some bike riders take risks riding on a vehicle that weighs 15...
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 69.7 percent of 2016 high school graduates were enrolled in colleges or universities the following fall. This large number of teens seeking a college education...
The eyes of Louisville Bats pitcher Rob Wooten target catcher Rob Brantley, who makes his call. Wooten hurls the ball 60 feet to home plate. Ninety-five miles per hour. The batter tries his luck at making...
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