Spring 2007 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 44, Number 2 (PDF 2.15 MB)
Welcome Aboard, Mr. Chancellor
Bill Graham returns, as chancellor, to Trinity
What is Trinity?
Margaret MacMillan reflects on a well-loved college
You've Got To Be a Football Hero
The Mulock Cup victors of 1957
The Red Jackets
No, they are not a newfangled political party
Heavy Message
Two Trinity grads are changing the way we perceive beauty
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Autumn 2006 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 44, Number 1 (PDF 2.09 MB)
Appointment with History
Margaret MacMillan portrays another pivotal world event – this time Nixon’s fateful meeting with Mao in 1972
No Longer On the Fringe
Canada has fully emerged as an international force, says John Kirton in his new book
History Uncensored
In a quest to make history interesting, Bob Bothwell has tackled the whole story of Canada.
2005-06 Donors’ Report Friend of the Library
Hilary Nicholls finds nothing too much trouble if it helps out. All the better if the cause is Trinity’s library
Reflecting Well
Thoughts on the university’s new Centre for Ethics at Trinity College
The Puck Stops Here
Glory came in 1956, but it was another 50 years before Trinity again skated away with the Jennings Cup
Summer 2006 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 43, Number 3 (PDF 2.09 MB)
Strachan Hall Revisited
The old hall still evokes memories. But its lustre has faded
Lessons in Love
A study of five couples who found their match at Trinity
Quid Pro Quad
Once an anonymous donor’s gift revitalizes Trinity’s quad, this hidden space may not be able to keep its charms hidden much longer
In Memoriam:The End of an Era
During Howard Buchner’s tenure as Trinity’s dean of divinity, there wasn’t much that did not change in the Anglican Church of Canada
Who Was St. Hilda?
Christian educator, head of a co-ed monastery, advisor to kings and princes, patroness of poets – and a role model for us all
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Spring 2006 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 43, Number 2 (PDF 5.21mb)
The Leading Edge
With the changing of the guard since the federal election in January, it appears to be high season for Trinity alumni in high places. Writer Margaret Webb talks to Leader of the Opposition Bill Graham and Canadian Ambassador to Washington Michael Wilson
Take Me to Your Leader
Trinity has an enviable reputation for producing leaders as well as scholars. The tradition continues
High Rhodes
When Cecil Rhodes created his scholarship, his plan was to fund students with ‘moral force of character’ and the ‘instincts to lead.’ He would be impressed with the 35 scholars from Trinity who have claimed his award
The Question of Sex... and other Biblical quagmires.
Is homosexuality an abomination? Should we possess slaves, sell our daughters and stone our neighbours? In a sermon first delivered in 2003, John Hurd muses on some messy bits in the Scriptures
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Fall-Winter 2005-06 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 43, Number 1 (PDF 5.21 MB)
Time Out
One man’s generosity is freeing deserving students from financial burden so that they can experience college life to the full
Cell Break
Juan-Carlos Zúñiga-Pflücker’s discovery of how to grow T cells could lead to a breakthrough in treating diseases like cancer and HIV. And a recently awarded Canada Research Chair could open new immunological horizons for him
2004-05 Donors’ Report
Once again, our donors show outstanding generosity
Trinity One
Small is beautiful – and a new college program that explores big ideas in small classes led by top academics proves it. Our writer goes back to class to discover just how cool school can be
Sacred Space
Trinity College Chapel celebrates half a century as a place of refuge and reflection, awe and inspiration, solemnity and joy
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Summer 2005 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 42, Number 3 (PDF 5.37 MB)
All’s Well That Starts Well
Earle Grey staged Canada’s first Shakespearean festival under the stars of the Trinity quad. It was the harbinger of a ferment of national cultural activity, including that wildly successful upstart, the Stratford Festival
Nobody’s Fool
Tom Patterson made his madcap dream – the Stratford Festival – come true
Student Union
Trinity tradition just got an update. Beginning this fall, college residences will go co-ed on a floor-by-floor, or house-by-house, basis
Present Perfect
Making a planned gift now can have a significant and lasting effect on the life and well-being of Trinity in the future
The Final Lap
Alumni, faculty, clergy, parishes and friends all have ‘Faith in Divinity’
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Spring 2005 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 42, Number 2 (PDF 5.37 MB)
Truth or Consequences
U of T’s new Centre for Ethics at Trinity College
On the Rhodes Again
Bryony Lau is the fifth Rhodes Scholar associated with Trinity College in the past three years
Faith in Divinity
The Faculty of Divinity launches a campaign to secure its future
Welcome to Fantasy College
Is there something about Trinity's Harry Potter-like setting that compels students to soar to the heights of fictional fancy?
Jolly Good Fellows
Three women who have joined the ranks of Trinity’s fellows and associates
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Fall 2004 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 42, Number 1 (PDF 5.76 MB)
Divine Grace
For 153 years, Trinity has educated a steady stream of priests, bishops, archbishops and primates
2003-04 Donors’ Report
Our supporters provide our margin of excellence
Touch Wood
A neglected lectern carved with saints set Eleanor Pachaud on a curious quest to discover its provenance
Enchanting Castle Dean of Students
Kelley Castle has found a new home in Trinity
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Spring 2004 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 41, Number 2 (PDF 0.8 MB)
The Washington Post
Michael Kergin ’65, Canadian ambassador to the U.S., reflects on his term in the diplomatic hot seat
Who’s Pulling the Strings?
The puppet wizardry of Judd Palmer and Jay Williams
Matters of Justice
Trinity fellows weigh in on the war in Iraq and the International Criminal Court
A Rhodes is a Rhodes is a Rhodes
Maria Banda and Navindra Persaud are Ontario’s 2003 Rhodes Scholars
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Fall 2003 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 41, Number 1 (PDF 2.82 MB)
Making Stone Talk
Bit by bit, Tony O’Hagan is restoring Trinity’s architecture
A Homecoming
Three Trinity alumni return to their alma mater
The Quiet Philanthropist
Gerald Larkin was Trinity’s most understated supporter
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Summer 2003 Issue
Trinity Magazine, Volume 40, Number 2 (PDF 1.15MB)
War & Peace
Three faculty examine the dismal record of peace efforts in our times
The Thread of History Meet Michael Wilson,
Trinity’s 11th chancellor
Clever Young Things
Trinity’s star students from Rhodes Scholars to virtuoso violinists
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