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Michaelhouse 700
A new exhibition at Trinity celebrating 700 years since the foundation of Michaelhouse throws light on one of the oldest…
Beware Blue Skies: exploring the psychology of drone warfare
An immersive short film about the psychology of drone warfare by Trinity Senior Post-doctoral Researcher Dr Beryl Pong is part…
‘The Old Firm’: Trinity’s success at the 1924 Olympics
As Trinity supports Imogen Grant’s quest for an Olympic medal, we look back on the College’s winners from the 1924…
Inspired by ‘Don Juan’: Dr Dan Sperrin at The Byron Festival
Trinity Junior Research Fellow, Dr Dan Sperrin, who is writing a history of satire in English literature, is also a…
Richard III’s final hours reimagined in film and ceramics
The final hours of King Richard III of England are re-imagined through animated film and ceramics – incorporating soil from…
Celebrating 400 years since Shakespeare’s First Folio
As part of the 400th anniversary celebration of Shakespeare’s First Folio, Trinity is exhibiting two copies of this foundational work…
Black History Month 2023 at Trinity: Afro-Surrealism
Trinity’s Black History Month Society has organised a range of events and an exhibition exploring Afro-Surrealism this October. ‘The theme…
Wren Library displays Oppenheimer and Frisch bomb test documents
During Open Cambridge Trinity’s Wren Library features some famous and not so well-known items from its collections, including documents and…
Towards a more symbiotic future …
Master’s student Toma-Jin Morikawa-Fouquet explains how his research into late nineteenth-and-twentieth-century Japanese thinkers curious about the universe inspired a work…
Shakespeare First Folio loaned to ‘Wolsey’s Ipswich’ exhibition
Trinity’s 1623 copy of Shakespeare’s collected plays – known as the First Folio – features in a new exhibition marking…