Big on Business
Paul Giannaris Paul Giannaris has discovered that fluorescent worms are excellent for two things: they’re great for fishing, and they really reel in customers. When he joined the family bait-exporting...
View ArticleGood Medicine
The first time Dr. Richard Heinzl (BSc 1986) heard about Doctors Without Borders was as an undergrad at University College in the early 1980s. When he returned to U of T in 1987 as a resident at...
View ArticleThe Schoolboy
For the most part, Canadian children today live lives of unimagined privilege and good health – certainly compared with those in Shakespeare’s era, and likewise with kids now living in less advantaged...
View ArticleMaking History
When the Donner Foundation approached Rudyard Griffiths in 1997 about creating an institute that would champion Canadian history, he jumped at the opportunity. Griffiths, a Trinity College alumnus who...
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Close-Up
New York-based photographer, Richard Phibbs If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, then Richard Phibbs (BA 1985 Victoria) is unusually blessed. The New York-based photographer from Calgary has...
View ArticleWill Kwan
Will Kwan is an artist who refuses to be tied to one medium. “Art is more about critical consciousness for me than anything else,” he says. “I call what I do social sculpture. It’s about social...
View ArticleMichael Serbinis
At 30, Michael Serbinis has already experienced more of the vicissitudes of the business world than some people do in a lifetime. He is the author of several patents related to Internet security, and...
View ArticleMichael Zerbs
When Michael Zerbs joined Algorithmics Incorporated in 1989, “risk management” wasn’t a term that captivated business audiences. Today, with corporate scandals making headlines in North America and...
View ArticleDavid Ossip
In December 2003, David Ossip, the president and CEO of Workbrain Inc., led his company through a very successful public offering. It was the first time in more than three years that a technology...
View ArticleJennifer Gould Keil
For most people, being in the right place at the right time is left to chance. But Jennifer Gould Keil made a calculated career move by making sure she was in Russia when it became a democracy. After...
View ArticleAndrea Brueckner
Andrea Brueckner owes Lindsay Lohan a favour. After the Hollywood actress was photographed with one of Brueckner’s handbags, the New York-based designer found her work in sudden demand. “A boutique...
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Messenger of Peace
Glamour magazine’s “Top10 College Women,” an annual feature that honours young leaders, had a rare inclusion this year: a Canadian. Trinity College student Jasmeet Sidhu, 21, was selected from among...
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