Service Focused: Katie Dominguez ’20 (Immaculata House) Katie Dominguez takes service seriously. She is one of four school leaders to focus on providing service opportunities to Trinity students. Recently she organized “Sleep Out for the Homeless,” an event that raised funds and awareness for the experiences of 2 million homeless youth in America. Katie described this reality as “heartbreaking,” and was motivated both to educate her peers and join the national Sleep-Out America movement. To

by Isabel Diaz ’19 (De La Salle House) Isabel Diaz traveled to Jamaica in July of 2019, along with eight other Trinity graduates from the class of 2019, with Sister Susan Kuk. Isabel did a Q&A to answer our curiosity about her experience.   On how they spent their time: We did so much during our week stay that we constantly stayed busy. Each day consisted of getting crafts and games organized for the kids

by Katie Phelan, Trinity Communications From April 29 to May 3, Trinity boys and girls lacrosse teams joined together for a common cause. The teams carried the mission of the One Love Foundation onto Trinity’s COBO Field, into their classrooms, and into their personal lives. The One Love Foundation was founded to honor the memory of Yeardley Love, a former Catholic student at Notre Dame Preparatory School, in Baltimore, Maryland, and an accomplished lacrosse player