by Elena Rohrer ’23 (De La Salle House) The adjustment from learning at home has been hard and stressful, but it also gives you a chance to get yourself prepared for what college or your job could be like. It puts a big responsibility on us as students and gives us the ability to choose to do what we’re supposed to do or just blow it off. I think this adjustment is definitely not an easy thing,

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 To’Ron James ’20 (Loyola House) “If I had 6 why not get 7,” asked sophomore guard Chance Westry. He and the Shamrocks did just that as they defeated rival Camp Hill, 76-68, at Hershey Giant Center on February 24. The win gave the Shamrocks their seventh consecutive District 3, Class 3A boys basketball championship.  Camp Hill fought hard the whole game, taking the lead going into the fourth quarter. That’s when the Shamrocks turned