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
Welcome to the first electronic issue of Trinity magazine! This additional e-issue is intended to keep you connected to your College during the summer months – and to share content we can’t include in a print magazine. But never fear, you can still expect your print version of Trinity magazine to arrive in your mailbox every spring and fall.… Continue Reading
Follow our founder, Bishop John Strachan, as he takes you into some of Trinity’s forgotten spaces and unusual places. John will be updating this page on occasion with new spaces for you to explore.… Continue Reading
Provost Mayo Moran and Hart House Warden John Monahan ’87 on what our beautiful spaces mean to them—and how they are making sure our historic buildings are also meeting the needs of our 21st-century students.… Continue Reading
A chat with Trinity’s new Dean of Divinity on the future of the Faculty, Religion at Ground Zero and The Sound of Music… Continue Reading
A perennial favourite of our readers, here’s the latest on your Trinity peers… Continue Reading
Though Trinity College may be an institution imbued with tradition, one from which we’ve come to expect a certain type of graduate, there’s always room for the unexpected. Among the range of notable alumni are leaders in the beverage industry, both at home and abroad, who champion local ingredients in their craft and introduce customers to their new favourite bottles. Here are six of their stories, to sip and savour.… Continue Reading