by Jacob Sobotta ’22 (Seton House) This past summer, I went to Moscow, Russia with NSLI-Y for a six-week-long Russian language program. While in Moscow I spent five days a week studying Russian in a classroom environment The Moscow School of Economics, five minutes away from the Kremlin. When I started the program I spoke no Russian. By the time the end of the program rolled around, I was able to give a 10-minute presentation

by Franchetta Groves ’19 (Immaculata House) Dear Seniors, It’s crazy to think that four years have flown by and we’ll soon be embarking on the next chapter of life. For many of us we will be leaving friends who we have been apart of our lives for the majority of our childhood. Many of us have become closer over the past four years and formed friendships and a sense of community that can be hard

by Olivia Wyland ’19 (Seton House) Twelve years of Catholic school has taught me about the influence of service, which has been especially emphasized at Trinity. I have always followed the mission statements beyond the minimum requirements. The mission statements provide a queue for me to express myself through service. To me, service can be something that I look forward to participating in. This is why I created my own service project which earned me