Tag: Alumni Newsletter

  • How to Survive the Next Plague

    Unlike the middle ages, our modern society has sanitation systems and vaccines that protect us from viruses and diseases. Hospitals…

  • Nota Bene

    Trinity’s First Lady of Iceland, new faces on campus, Provost Moran heads U of T’s panel on sexual violence and…

  • Provost’s Letter

    Provost Moran shares her thoughts on fall at Trinity, leadership, and the 2016 Friends of the Library Book Sale.

  • Mind, body and spirit: Innovative approaches to health and wellness

    Trinity has made a concerted effort to improve the psychological well-being of its student body. The change is happening on…

  • Fond Farewell

    While wood chopping is not part of the official job description for Trinity’s Bursar, it’s just one (particularly literal) example…

  • Nota Bene May 2016

    Dispatches from campus Selfless selfies   Strategic Plan   Margaret MacMillan to speak at Spring Reunion   Elevator construction   Herma Joel…

  • Provost’s Letter

    If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the past 18 months, it’s that Trinity has a unique—and strong—identity. That fact was…

  • Reader Letters

    As one of the original members of the Escapades (and one of the few 7T8s to be part of that…

  • Pillow talk

    Where Westerners have sex, Arabs have sexism. That’s the stereotypical assertion that U.K.-based author Shereen El Feki ’91 both confirms…

  • Hot topic

    “In our national anthem we sing, ‘True north strong and free.’ As Canadians we identify with the words, but we…