There’s a Chinese proverb that says 一个可以吞下侮辱的人是一个男人 or “One who can swallow an insult is a man.” In the light of the East Asian hate crimes this past year, this...

   Coming out of winter break, world language teacher Kyle McGimsey, senior Thomas Lightsey, and the rest of the student council came together to discuss one of the most important events at Trinity Prep:...

Flipping through CNN and Fox News on his television, freshman Tavish Ward eagerly watches as the events of the Capitol Riots un-fold before his eyes. Ward recognizes a discrepancy between the two news...

   At the start of this year, major drug companies Sanofi, Pfizer and GlaxoSmithKline announced plans to increase drug prices by as much as 10%. This statistic continues to climb as most drug manufacturing...

   Recently, the NBA team the Sacramento Kings made news when they offered to pay player salaries in bitcoin. News like this has legitimized bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as perhaps something more...

   To celebrate National Poetry Month, English and Creative Writing teacher Melanie Farmer hosted the Visiting Writers series in April. The series featured workshops with nationally acclaimed writers...

   Science teacher Dr. Bill Personette is leaving Trinity after 26 years.     While most know Personette as a chemistry teacher, he also taught several sections of algebra his first year.      ...

As of 2021, Chinese classes will be offered from grades 8-12 as an elective or a core language class. After adding Chinese I and II class this past year, the department is now extending those courses to...