By Lilly Russoniello and Riana MacDermott, Staff Writers This winter, lunches in the Commons have been feeling a lot less spacious than in previous years.  Due to social distancing and other pandemic-related restrictions since 2020, students at Trinity Hall have either been eating outside for lunch- weather permitting- or have been eating inside of classrooms. …

By Fiona Corrigan, Opinions Editor One of the most exciting aspects of turning seventeen is the thrill of passing your driver’s test and getting your license. This typically takes place during your junior year of high school- an exciting time to embrace upcoming adult privileges.  As the Trinity Hall student body grows each year, parking…

By Paige Jaenicke, Editor-in-Chief Means of transportation to and from Trinity Hall, as outlined in the student handbook, consist of district busing, ride shares, carpool, and, in some cases, student driving.  In New Jersey, residents at the age of 17, after obtaining a learner’s permit at least six months prior, are eligible to acquire a…

By Paige Jaenicke, Sports Editor / Staff Writer The AP curriculum, aside from its reputation of rigor and difficulty that proceeds it, is made up of a multitude of college-level courses and concepts that require a timely flow of coursework in order to successfully prepare students for the exams in the spring. Not only do…