Author Archives: Kathy Prpic

Nota Bene – Alumni find connection and provide emergency student support through virtual Reunion

Alumni find connection and provide emergency student support through virtual Reunion Every spring, the Trinity campus experiences a homecoming for hundreds of alumni, who come together over an events-filled weekend to laugh, reminisce, and reconnect with each other and their College. This year, however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all in-person Reunion events were cancelled.…Continue Reading

Nota Bene – Deans’ Corner

Deans’ Corner News from the Faculty of Divinity The COVID-19 pandemic impacted the Faculty of Divinity and its students in many ways: interrupting in-person classes, chapel services, and field practicums. Despite these challenges, the lockdown has actually brought the community together in new ways, as we have gathered online for classes, social interaction, and worship.…Continue Reading

From Alana’s Laptop

From Alana’s Laptop

  I hope that this message finds you and your loved ones well. I continue to work from home, as do many of the Trinity staff who do not need to be physically present on campus to look after the students who have returned to residence. I occasionally enjoy visits from Toby the puppy, pictured…Continue Reading

Five questions with… The Rev’d Andrea Budgey, Humphrys Chaplain

Five questions with… The Rev’d Andrea Budgey, Humphrys Chaplain

  The Rev’d Andrea Budgey, Humphrys Chaplain, answers our questions about this academic year, her advocacy work and more. Trinity Magazine: What are you most looking forward to about the 2020-2021 academic year? Andrea Budgey: This past summer has been a time of intense planning in the College (and in the church), and we’ve all…Continue Reading

Student researchers grow Trinity’s sustainability knowledge

Student researchers grow Trinity’s sustainability knowledge

  Better nutrition in the city. Cleaner food for the future. This summer’s crop of young researchers in Trinity’s Sustainable Food Systems Research Group (SFSRG) are not only contributing to a better food supply system for Toronto, but sowing the seeds of impactful careers to come. Prof. Michael Kessler, Director and Raymond Pryke Chair in…Continue Reading