You’ll notice a different look and some changes to the content in this issue of Trinity. That’s due in part to some new faces on the Trinity magazine team, but more than that, it’s about you. Our goal is to bring you a publication that’s as relevant and engaging for its readers today as it…… Continue Reading
Trinity Global Health and International Relations student Caroline Leps is one of 83 students from around the world being named a 2015 Rhodes Scholar. She will be pursuing a postgraduate degree in comparative social policy, with the intention of eventually becoming a pediatrician working in global children’s health in low- and middle-income settings.… Continue Reading
You could say it’s the librarian’s Hippocratic Oath to provide answers and impart skills and in speaking with Trinity librarian Linda Corman, you feel an immediate appreciation for why she is such an integral member of the College community. … Continue Reading
It was past midnight in the parking lot at the abandoned Plaza Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, and the fire safety officer stared each of us down after his bellowing speech—as if we would dare to disobey his safety protocol or interfere with what was about to happen.… Continue Reading
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 JPEG of the cover, along with a 50-word-or-less description of the book and its publication date. magazine@trinity.utoronto.ca… Continue Reading
News from class mates near and far… Continue Reading
One morning during the construction project that would ultimately yield Trinity’s new John W Graham Library I donned a hard hat to survey the site with one of the architects to see how things were progressing. At last view, the third-floor ceiling had been eliminated to give gracious height in contrast to the relatively low…… Continue Reading