Author Archives: Andrea Herrmann

Book It! April 2022

If you have published a book within the past six months or have one coming out in the near future, please e-mail the editor a high-resolution .jpg of the cover, along with a brief description of the book and its publication date: magazine@trinity.utoronto.ca   PHILIP KEDDY ’76 Philip J. Keddy and his collaborators have completed…Continue Reading

Class Notes: April 2022

CARMEN CHUNG  M.Th’07; Dip.Min. ’11 Carmen is living and working in Hong Kong, in the field of property management. She was actively caring for her mother until her mother’s passing in February 2022.   THOMAS E. A. DALE ’84 Thomas is completing his term as President of the Medieval Academy of America and presented his…Continue Reading

Wedding Corner: Dorothy Pointing ’62 and Terry Keenleyside ’62

Who: Dorothy Pointing ’62 and Terry Keenleyside ’62 When: September 8, 1962 Where: The Trinity College Chapel, of course! Who else was there: Then-Provost Reverend Derwyn Owen officiated. Patrick Gray ’62 was best man. From the groom: We met at Trinity in English 1A. Dot sat in the front row and being an excellent, conscientious…Continue Reading

Five Questions with…Brian and Joannah Lawson

  Brian Lawson ’82 and Joannah Lawson (Master of Industrial Relations ’89, U of T) are the alumni behind Trinity’s Integrated Sustainability Initiative, which is weaving sustainability into all facets of College life. In 2019, the Lawsons’ $10-million gift to the Living Trinity Campaign launched the Integrated Sustainability Initiative and led the fundraising for the…Continue Reading

Class Notes: February 2022

PAUL R. BOLTON ’75 Since graduating from Trinity College in 1975 and Yale University in 1982, Paul Bolton’s physics career has taken him to the U.S., Japan and, most recently, Germany. Following his term as Scientific Director of the Kansai Photon Science Institute in Kyoto, he accepted a visiting appointment with the Faculty of Physics…Continue Reading

Trinity community responding to growing student need

By Jennifer Matthews In mid-March, Kyumin Lee’s world was turned upside down. Amid growing reports of a wildly contagious and potentially deadly virus reaching world pandemic proportions, Trinity College was forced to close its doors. ********** Students thrown into chaos Lee, who was in her first year of the Life Sciences program, describes the experience…Continue Reading

Five Questions with … Colin Furness ’90

Five Questions with … Colin Furness ’90

Trinity graduate and 9T0 Year Rep. Professor Colin Furness, teaches information and knowledge use in organizations at U of T’s Faculty of Information. An infection control epidemiologist by training, he spent several years in industry, leading innovation work in the measurement of indoor and outdoor spread of disease, and hand hygiene behaviour.  A frequent commentator…Continue Reading