Since 2009, the Fremont Police Department (FPD) in Fremont, California has begun using hybrid powered vehicles in its patrol fleet and in 2019 added its first fully electric vehicle to the fleet. Now in...
Recently, hall passes have been introduced on campus for the purpose of maximizing safety and having a more accurate attendance record. As a higher number of students return to school from a year...
Among the famous icons of American birds, the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker was recently declared extinct with 23 other species by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. According to the Smithsonian National...
The yearly Junior-Senior Dance Battle, formerly known as the powder-puff dance, has been going on at Trinity for decades, but is being revamped this year. The new rules and guidelines are focused...
Theaters and Marvel face a storm with Scarlett Johansson’s lawsuit against Disney, with the potential to change current cinemas. The actress for Natasha Romanoff and star of the new movie Black...
Former college soccer player turned chemistry teacher Nick Eliason has come to join the science department.
Eliason grew up about 30 miles northeast of Philadelphia and received his education...
New Director of Library and Information Services Lee De Groft is excited to be part of the Trinity family. Originally from Williamsburg, Virginia, De Groft obtained degrees in Archives and Library...
For years, Trinity Prep has been home to many teachers who also instruct at the college level.
English Teacher Susan Lilley has been teaching college courses since the 80s and began teaching...
In a 2020 survey from the American Medical Organization which was responded to by over 15,000 physicians, 42% said they were burned out. While burnout has always been a problem in medicine, COVID-19...
The recent withdrawal of U.S. troops and personnel from Afghanistan and the series of events that followed raises questions about how this could impact the U.S. in the future.
The war between the U.S....
