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...
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 --...
Thump, thump, thump!! Your feet slam the ground. In your hand, you are gripping a rubber ball. You jump forward, sending your body downward toward a trampoline.
The synthetic mesh and the steel springs...
It’s a Thursday afternoon in the Trinity Auditorium and there are students on stage rehearsing for an upcoming show. Naturally, Mr. William P. Bradford II is in the auditorium as well. For 45 years...
"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...
It’s 3 a.m. He just got up. It’s a cold day, but the cold doesn’t stop the cows, bulls and goats from being thirsty and hungry. He completes his morning chores, gets dressed for work, and drives...
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...
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