by Alyssa Matzoni ’21 (Immaculata House) and Hanah Miller ’21 (Loyola House) As you look out onto the stands of spaced parents and student helpers, things are from normal, but that does not mean they can’t be fun. Athletes still get their season and their parents still get to watch and support them; that’s all that counts. Trinity has done an amazing job of also making things enjoyable for the students while keeping us safe.

by Hannah Borkenhagen ‘20 (De La Salle House) I didn’t expect to begin the last quarter of my senior year learning AP Government from my living room with a 1991 Pittsburgh Penguins game playing on TV, but here I am. On March 13, Trinity students had their last day of in-school classes for the foreseeable future due to COVID-19. The switch to learning from home has been different, but not difficult. The start has been

by Antonio Centenera ’23 (Loyola House) As a freshman, I was very excited but nervous to join the cross country team, and I had been going back and forth over the decision for several weeks before I finally emailed Coach Pushart. Being on the team, however, has been the best experience I’ve had at Trinity so far. The first couple weeks were a little difficult, as I had never participated in the sport before; I