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Ivy
The Trinity Ivy is a student-run yearbook whose first issue came out in 1873. It was initially published by the Junior Class, but that changed in 1946 when students of all class years were allowed to be elected to the Ivy board.
The earliest copies of the Ivy featured that year's academic calendar and course offerings, lists of the faculty and visitors to the campus, clubs and their participants, and all of the enrolled students' names organized by class, including where they were from and where they lived on campus. Photographed portraits of students started appearing in the Ivy in 1907.
Ivy copies from each academic year have been uploaded to Trinity's Digital Repository so students may access past years online. Publication of the Ivy did not happen on six occasions—usually due to times of war—and these gaps in publication occurred during the years 1908, 1924, 1925, 1927, 1945, and 1946.
Sources
Trinity College in the Twentieth Century (2000) by Peter and Anne Knapp, p. 31.
History of Trinity College (1967) by Glenn Weaver, p. 159.