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#Classof2026: What We’ll Remember
As the Class of 2026 heads out into the world, we asked graduating students to share their favourite Trinity memories.…
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Book It! June 2026
MICHAEL R.J. BONNER ‘08 has written The Crisis of Liberalism: The Origin and Destiny of Freedom, which argues that liberalism today is…
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Class Notes June 2026
Marking 50 years of women’s ordination in the Anglican Church, Trinity bestowed honorary degrees upon Bishop Victoria Matthews ’76 (MTh…
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David Neelands: Sixty-five years of conversation
At Convocation on May 12, the Faculty of Divinity admitted the Rev. Canon Dr. W. David Neelands as an Honorary…
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Institute for Humanistic Buddhist Thought and Practice in Faculty of Divinity
By Chris Brittain, Dean of Divinity and Margaret E. Fleck Chair in Anglican Studies June 2026 In the summer of…
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Tassie Cameron: From the Quad to Prime Time
Living Trinity June 2026, by Jennifer Matthews The van to Montreal was booked, the move just days away. Tassie Cameron…
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A Tree, in Memory of Bill Greer ’47
By Steph Guthrie As spring finally arrives on campus, Trinity College is planting seeds that will last for generations, thanks…
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Class Notes May 2026
The inaugural Trinity Chapel Choir choral scholars and organ scholar visited former Trinity College organist and Director of Music Dr.…
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Book It! May 2026
SARAH BALOCH ’21 has self-published Well Fragmented, an interconnected series of 42 long-form narrative poems written in rhyme. Spanning the Pakistani immigrant…
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Friends Forever: Roommate Stories
For many students, arriving at Trinity means more than a new school — it means a new city, a new…