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LIVING TRINITY | Summer 2026: Graduation 2026, Buddhist Institute, Reunion Recap and more
LIVING TRINITY | Summer 2026: Graduation 2026, David Neelands named Honorary Fellow, Buddhist Institute update, Reunion Recap and your last…
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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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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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Living Trinity: May 2026 issue.
LIVING TRINITY: MAY 2026 ISSUE: The Lawson Centre Ribbon Cutting and New Gift; Meet our new Dean of Arts; Shining…
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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…