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Riley Dunn

Riley Dunn, Copy Editor and News Editor

When not writing for the newspaper, Riley can usually be found hanging out with friends, participating in extracurriculars or lounging around with a good book. She also enjoys playing with her cat and spending time with friends and family. She is excited to begin her senior year and cannot wait to spend it writing new articles for The Hiller! 

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Emily and Ashleigh Tuite present President Omar Brooks with the money they raised for his organization, PA VetPets! The total amount across all grades was $1,026.53. Trinity students should be proud of their efforts!

Trinity fundraiser raises money for PA VetPets

November 16, 2022
Trinity graduate Savannah Ikach is very active in the media field at Point Park University. On her radio show, Ikach plays music and tries to inform her audience about the songs and bands who wrote that music. She is a very passionate and creative person who encourages high school students to dive into media-related activities if they are interested.

Students, graduates pursue media, journalism careers

November 16, 2022
One way that students can keep their activities organized is by purchasing a planner. Getting into the habit of keeping a planner can help improve stress and anxiety levels and reduce the chances of a student forgetting something.

Are Trinity students joining too many clubs?

October 20, 2022
The new members of the Shirley Tempo acapella group gather in the practice rooms for fun, musical rehearsals. The Shirley Tempos is meant to be a stress free option for students who are passionate about singing and want to be part of a tight knit group of motivated individuals.

Shirley Tempos club makes debut

September 27, 2022
Ms. Shaw celebrates the seniors in a previous Light-up night! Light-up night displays are meant to celebrate the achievements of each graduating class. Congratulations to the Class of 2022!

2022 Light-Up night lights up May

May 18, 2022
During their final year of high school, seniors must make a decision on what to do next in their life. For Emily Ewbank, this means traveling to Texas in order to attend Baylor University. Ewbank will be studying on the pre-med track and she cannot wait to get started!

Seniors decide whether to move close to home or far away for college

May 18, 2022
People can celebrate National Poetry Month by reading or writing a new poem every day during April. There are many different styles and forms of poetry for aspiring writers to try out. Whether structured or free verse, every type of poetry is special and offers a unique perspective on the world.

Students, teachers appreciate poetry during April

April 8, 2022
“Mary Poppins” tells the story of a magical nanny who takes the Banks kids on magical and whimsical adventures. Trinity students can experience the story for themselves in the high school production, which will run from March 31 through April 3.

Mary Poppins flies into Trinity with new musical production

March 17, 2022
Freshman Sienna Heasley enjoys submitting to the Scholastic Art and Writing competition every year. Her passion for creativity allows her to create beautiful pieces of artwork, such as her piece Hazy Shade.

Student passion brings art, writing to life in Scholastic competition

February 24, 2022
Bookworms everywhere can become invested in a new love story this Valentines Day. Whether they are reading about Mr. Darcy and Elizabeths classic love, or the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, love stories are tales for everyone to enjoy.

Literature takes on love

February 11, 2022

Q&A with Kristina Bozek

February 1, 2022
Beloved Harry Potter actors returned to the screen on January 1, 2022 to celebrate the 20 year anniversary. Fans of Harry Potter can tune in to HBO Max to learn all about how the movies were made.

Fans once again enter magical world of Harry Potter

January 21, 2022
On December 31, many people will gather together to celebrate New Years Eve and the end of 2021. 2022 will be a new year with new opportunities that will allow people to reflect on the past and learn from it.

Reflect on old year and prepare for New Year’s

December 14, 2021
Students who are interested in exploring their passion for music or art can find many different elective options at THS. Students usually create their schedules in the spring, so there is still a lot of time left to think about different course options.

Counselors clear up confusion about Fine Arts

November 22, 2021
Students who are interested in reading or psychology can find a place in the True Crime Book Club. The Club exists outside the classroom and can be a way for students to hold thoughtful discussions with their peers.

Student passion brings new True Crime Book Club to life

October 26, 2021
Altard State is a popular clothing store in South Hills Village. Girls can find many different Fall Formal outfits there in order to be fashionable and comfortable at the dance.

Formal in October! Students prepare for early dance

October 12, 2021
School Assistant Principal Dr. Demian uses the e-hallpass system in order to allow students to come to the main office.

Online hallpasses introduced to students, staff

September 17, 2021
The Middle School football field was lit up in order to celebrate the Class of 2021.

Light-up Night brightens up May

May 25, 2021
On May 28, the Seniors will celebrate their last day of high school by attending the Awards Ceremony.

Senior accomplishments recognized on Awards Day

May 24, 2021
Some Seniors celebrate with a picture underneath the blue and white balloon archway.

Senior Night celebrates Class of 2021

May 24, 2021
Students over the age of 16 have the opportunity to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Students over the age of 18 can choose between the Pfizer and the Moderna.

Pennsylvania advances COVID-19 vaccine roll out

April 20, 2021

Spring Greetings from the Social Studies Department

March 29, 2021

Spring Greetings from the Math Department

March 26, 2021

Spring Greetings from the Language and Music Departments

March 25, 2021

Spring Greetings from the English Department

March 25, 2021

Spring Greetings from the Science Department

March 24, 2021
Trinity Graduates have interesting opinions about standardized tests and how much they matter after high school.

Grads Explain: How standardized tests affect college applications

March 9, 2021
On snow days, when the roads are icy, the school district may choose to cancel school.

New F. I. D. Days alter school year

March 9, 2021
A students answer sheet is pictured on their desk after their standardized test is complete.

Students Explain: Why student intelligence goes beyond a test score

February 11, 2021
The Trinity Girls basketball team engages Chartiers Valley in their streak ending game.

Girls’ basketball team breaks Char Valley win streak

February 11, 2021
Streaming services have made it easier than ever for people to access new movies and TV shows from the comfort of their own homes.

Movie releases on streaming services challenge cinema

January 21, 2021
An example of a students learning space at home.

Students Explain: Online learning

December 20, 2020
Selah Taggarts mural is a beautifully painted lions head!

Selah Taggart decorates Washington

November 22, 2020
A picture of Trinity High School. Keep working hard everyone!

Students reflect on first nine weeks

November 18, 2020
Cross Country athletes compete on a 3 mile (5 km) course in their meets.

Cross Country runners sprint into season

October 26, 2020
Ava Robinson competes with one of her horses.

Pet of the Month: September

September 29, 2020
While the start of the 2020-2021 school year has been far from normal, the college application process and the opportunities to apply Early Action and Early Decision remain the same.

Students explain benefits of applying early for college

September 28, 2020
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