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Congratulations to Trinity’s residence community on this award.

The UTSG Residence Competition was presented by the (CECCS).

To celebrate this shared achievement, on Friday, April 24 between 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm, drop by the Combination Room for some cake!

This month, Graham Library is celebrating Earth Month with a selection of new acquisitions spanning a variety of disciplines, all centered on sustainability, climate change, and climate action. .

Thank you to Trinity’s SEE U of T co-op students Anivea and Kevoy for coordinating Clean Up Day on April 8. Thank you to all staff and student volunteers who came out to help keep the Trinity campus beautiful. The crew was able to collect quite a bit of waste but there’s still more to do. Interested community members are always welcome to contact the Office of the Dean of ÑÇÖÞ³ÉÈËÊÓƵ (trinity.deanofstudents@utoronto.ca) to borrow materials and organize their own community clean up events. (Photo by Cam McBurney)

On April 2, the Trinity Food Systems Lab hosted a seed-planting workshop that brought together campus gardeners to get their hands in the soil and kick off the growing season. Participants planted eight trays of seeds, building knowledge, connection and momentum around campus urban agriculture and stewardship of local food systems. We were pleased to collaborate with the Innis Community Garden and Victoria College Community Garden. Photos: newly germinated seeds and seedlings by Madeleine Lavin

On April 1, Trinity’s Community Wellness and Residence Life Teams hosted the annual Quad Social – an outdoor celebration for students to mark the end of the term. Along with games, activities and food carts, the Quad Social featured: Switch it Don’t Ditch it, a sustainable clothing swap where students donated new or lightly used clothing items and shared unwanted items (remaining items were donated locally); and the student club Trinity Zoom Bike by TCES sold refurbished bicycles to students.