Early evening sunlight created stained-glass rainbows throughout Trinity's chapel. The Rev. Dave Zettel '58, Trinity's chaplain, captured the effect.

Imagine hitting a small ball that weighs nearly three grams at tremendous speed. Imagine trying to return that hit ball. Ping Pong requires coordination and quickness. Trinity junior Sammy Boyance-Stampley...

One out in the top of the sixth inning, the count is 1 strike and 2 balls. Brett Pfaadt stares into the pitcher's cold eyes. Brett swings at a low fastball and nails it for his second home run in the...

The room is full of sounds. Mothers yelling at the top of their lungs, calling out to their offspring. Boys running down the hard, cold wood of the court. Coaches screaming plays at their tired players,...

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...

Trinity's Campus Ministry (Mrs. Mary Emrich and Mr. Chris Luken) and the Peer Leaders Club (Chick-Fil-A Leader Academy) sponsored a service trip to Kids Café at Shawnee Boys & Girls Club on Apr. 20...

Three core values of Trinity cross country and track are courage, guts and determination. All the runners display these qualities while training hundreds of hours and covering countless miles. Junior...

One step on the pitch, and you will quickly learn rugby is not for the lighthearted. Dating to ancient Roman and Greek times, rugby is a major sport in Australia and over time made its way to the United...

The Easter bunny dropped off 2,000 eggs for Trinity's inaugural Easter Egg Hunt, held this past Saturday morning. Mr. Chris Toth and Mrs. Carrie Joy coordinated the event, sponsored by the Alumni Association. Check...

After all 10 Houses competed, Patrick edged Flannan in today's House Obstacle Course finals.  

Spring break has been an immersion into Chinese culture for Trinity senior Aaron Reilly and junior Jerald Oliver. They, along with Trinity teacher Mrs. Jocelyn Shi, traveled to China. Reilly sent the...