At the heart of the Trinity community are many alumni who continue to contribute to the College long after their graduations. National Volunteer Week (April 14-20, 2024) is an opportunity to celebrate the generosity and spirit of these amazing volunteers. By Jennifer Matthews In honour of National Volunteer Week, we spoke with three amazing alumni…… Continue Reading
A few months after completing his Commerce degree from Trinity, Mark Ang ’17 accepted a job offer from one of the Big Four professional services firms. But on the day he was due to start his corporate career, fate intervened when Ang’s summer business start-up landed financing. He chose the entrepreneurial path—and hasn’t looked back.…… Continue Reading
When Kate Zernike ’90 broke the story of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)’s admission in 1999 that it had discriminated against women on its faculty, it was news. Not only because Nancy Hopkins and 15 other women used science to prove their systematic marginalization by MIT in a groundbreaking report, but also because MIT…… Continue Reading
On September 6, 2023, Brian Lawson ’82 was installed as Trinity’s 13th Chancellor at the College’s annual Matriculation ceremony. While his appointment was announced in April 2023, for most in the Trinity community Brian and his wife Joannah Lawson (MIR ’89, U of T) were already familiar as active volunteers and supporters of the College.…… Continue Reading
There has never been a better time to be a member of the Trinity community. The Living Trinity campaign marks the beginning of the most exciting chapter in our history, one that will redefine the College for generations to come.… Continue Reading
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Thirty years ago, Trinity students had less to worry about than their Generation Z counterparts. Over the next decade, young Canadians will find themselves grappling with a multitude of sobering new realities: recurrent threats to public health, a climate in crisis, and escalating uncertainty in job and housing markets—to name but a few.… Continue Reading