by Olivia Wyland ’19 (Seton House) Students from Trinity’s clothing class as well as teachers Ms. Lichty (De La Salle House), Ms. Stuart (Immaculata House), and Sister Susan (Immaculata House) traveled to the Dior Exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art this December. The exhibition included colors and patterns, shapes and volumes, drapings, metallics, and embellishments. Ms. Lichty’s clothing class is learning about the history of clothing.  Going to this exhibit showed the students how fashion

by Maya Arora ’20 (Immaculata House) The Pennsylvania Governor’s School for Global and International Studies is a four-week summer program that exposes students from all across Pennsylvania to all kinds of global affairs. Each week’s instruction has a theme. The first week was Commodities and Capitalism—this included everything from the future of capitalism in America to the clothing commodity chain. The second week was about the Environment. During this time, we simulated the 2009 Copenhagen

by Olivia Wyland ’19 (Seton House) “Have you seen some of the people from my lunch table today at all?” “Yeah, they’re at prison.” Most people outside Trinity High School would be appalled, but students at the school say this twice a year: the two times when members from Trinity’s choir attends the local prison to sing to the inmates. On December 17, 2018, the chorus traveled to Carlisle Prison to sing in an emotional