Best Friends Forever Susan (James) Huggard ’51 and Marian (Little) Fowler ’51 In memory of Marian Fowler, 1929-2020, who wrote and shared this story with us When, in September 1947, Susan James and Marian Little first met, they bonded over knitting and a similar sense of humour. Among the Trinity “freshie” females of 5T1…… Continue Reading
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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
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
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
2020 – 2021 Donor Report
Thank you for your generous support! Trinity donors are in a league all their own,” says Jill Carmichael Adolphe ’85, Chair of the Trinity College Development Committee. We invite you to read our 2020-2021 Donor Impact Report to learn more about our generous donors, our ambitious goals for the Living Trinity Campaign, and…… Continue Reading
Fall Magazine 2020 – The Trinity Questionnaire*
The Trinity Questionnaire* The Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson ’60 arrived in Canada from Hong Kong as a refugee in 1942 and made the astonishing journey from penniless child refugee to accomplished broadcaster, journalist, and distinguished public servant in a multi-faceted lifetime. Madame Clarkson is the bestselling author of the 2014 CBC Massey Lectures Belonging: The…… Continue Reading
Nota Bene – Graham Library creates reading room for LGBTQ+ and BIPOC resources
Graham Library creates reading room for LGBTQ+ and BIPOC resources Over the summer, the John W. Graham Library restructured the McMaster Room, the fireplace room on the second floor. The room is lined with shelves that hold the library’s Canadian literature collection, which has also been re-evaluated and reshaped to highlight the voices of LGBTQ+…… Continue Reading