Brian ’82 and Joannah Lawson are helping to take Trinity’s green aspirations to a whole new level through their support of the College’s Integrated Sustainability Initiative. With a new building, The Lawson Centre for Sustainability, as its centerpiece, the initiative aims to integrate principles of sustainability into daily life at the College, from the dining room to the classroom.… Continue Reading
Few today know the name, but in his time, Roloff Beny ’45 was one of the worlds most sought after photographers. His social circle included the likes of Vivien Leigh, Elizabeth Taylor, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Coco Chanel, and Tennessee Williams. … Continue Reading
Each year we celebrate our alumni and friends who help provide a world-class experience for Trinity students with our annual donor report. Thank you for your support!…… Continue Reading
We spend a few minutes with acclaimed stage and screen actor, director, producer and arts advocate Robert Holmes “R.H.” Thomson. Most recently, Thomson played Matthew Cuthbert in CBCs Anne with an E. … Continue Reading
Who is both a father and a son of Trinity? Darcey Lazerte. A three-time Trinity graduate, adjunct faculty member and Chair of the Trinity Divinity Associates, Lazerte’s connection to the College is so strong that he and his wife, Dawn, named their first daughter Trinity.… Continue Reading
To me, Living Trinity captures the full range of what it means to be part of this community—the excitement of discovery, the intensity of challenge, the thrill of achievement, the comfort of connection, the satisfaction of contributing and making a real difference. It is about shared values and experiences, the best of which are yet to come.… Continue Reading
Gillian O’Reilly and Alwyn Robertson’s friendship budded in high school, but it was at Trinity that it bloomed. For 49 years and counting, these two Trinity graduates remain the best of friends. They continue to benefit from the lessons they learned and the relationships they formed at Trinity.… Continue Reading