The Visionary Campus

The Visionary Campus

Thirty years ago, Trinity students had less to worry about than their Generation Z counterparts. Over the next decade, young Canadians will find themselves grappling with a multitude of sobering new realities: recurrent threats to public health, a climate in crisis, and escalating uncertainty in job and housing markets—to name but a few.Continue Reading

Classroom of the Future

Dean of Divinity Christopher Brittain and Dean of Arts and Vice-Provost Michael Ratcliffe on the importance of thoughtfully investing in and evolving Trinity’s academic offerings for the future.Continue Reading

Deep roots—and still growing!

Deep roots—and still growing!

Jack Whiteside ’63 has been volunteering at Trinity for more than 50 years. After earning a bachelor of commerce degree at the College and a JD at the Faculty of Law, he went on to a successful career as a corporate and intellectual property/technology lawyer. A long-time philanthropist in education and arts, he founded Trinity’s John Harvey Whiteside Scholarships in 2010. Continue Reading

Living Lab

Living Lab

John Robinson believes that universities have a key role to play in the fight for a more sustainable future: They are “living labs” where the best ideas can be tried and tested.Continue Reading

Change Makers

Change Makers

Rising sea levels. Blistering temperatures. Food insecurity. Threats to plant and animal life.

Climate change has created any number of severe problems, so it’s natural that many of today’s youth suffer from despair and anxiety over their ability to confront them.Continue Reading