1915-1919. The joys of simple pleasures—holiday dances, outdoor skating parties, scrumptious 15-cent coffee cakes—and the harsh realities of the First World War: In this issue we share the memories of former St. Hilda’s student Margaret (Winter) McDougall ’19… Continue Reading
Do you remember your first day as an undergrad? How you felt, who you met and what you did to begin settling in to your new “home away from home”?… Continue Reading
A perennial favourite of our readers, here’s the latest on your Trinity peers. … Continue Reading
The newest publications from Trinity’s amazing alumni, faculty and friends.… Continue Reading
News from Campus: Spring Reunion 2017, building enhancements, a tour of the archives and more.… Continue Reading
We love hearing from our readers. Let us know what you think! … Continue Reading
Web exclusive In the Spring 2017 issue, Rolph-Bell Archivist Sylvia Lassam wrote of Trinity’s founder Bishop John Strachan, “Perhaps there are other institutions whose founder remains a palpable presence after 150 years, but I suspect it’s unusual.” But just how palpable a presence is he? Bishop Strachan died on November 1, 1867, and some say…… Continue Reading