Catherine Barnard is Professor of EU Law and Employment Law at Cambridge and Senior Tutor at Trinity. In 2019 she was awarded the Pilkington Prize for Teaching at Cambridge and in 2020 she was elected a Fellow of the British…
When the mythical bonnacon, an animal resembling a bull with a horse’s mane and curling horns, was pursued by hunters it released a stream of potent excrement that burned everything in its path. This is just one of the 106…
It is possible to study law at Trinity either for all three years of the Law Tripos, as a new undergraduate student, or for only two years, as a student transferring to law from another subject (a “changeover student”) or…
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Representatives of the La Perouse Aboriginal Community and Dharawal people spoke movingly about what the return of the Gweagal spears means to the indigenous people of Kamay (Botany Bay) near Sydney. Among those speaking at the ceremony on 23 April…
Professor Angela Leighton, Senior Research Fellow at Trinity, describes her creative response to the 400th anniversary of the birth of Andrew Marvell. 31 March 2021 is the 400th anniversary of the birth of Andrew Marvell (1621-78), poet and politician, one-time…
Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, was welcomed to Trinity by the Master, Dame Sally Davies and Serena Cole, President of Trinity College Students’ Union. The three women are all trailblazers in their respective roles. Dame…
We were delighted to be joined by alumni and guests across for ‘Trinity on the Backs’ on 31 July and 31 August. These ‘picnic-style’ events provided alumni with the perfect opportunity to return to Cambridge and enjoy Trinity with their…
Trinity Fellow Dr Jean Khalfa has been appointed an Officier in the Ordre des Palmes Académiques in recognition of his teaching and research in French and Francophone studies. The honour comes from the French Minister of National Education and Youth…
The photograph of the former Prince of Wales taken for Trinity’s records in 1967 is released for the first time, prior to the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, as part of the College’s celebration. In a postage-stamp-sized photograph,…
Trinity Fellows, Professor Emma Widdis and Dr Carlos Fonseca, pay tribute to their vibrant colleague, Dr Erica Segre, whose legacy lives on in her writing and the generations of students she inspired. Erica Segre, Fellow of Trinity since 1998,…
Trinity College has established an annual lecture series to bring scholars and writers to Cambridge, with a particular focus on voices from Asia, the Middle East, Africa and South America. The Trinity Global Humanities Lecture Series is a collaboration with…
This mug was bought in the Hermitage on my one and only visit to St Petersburg in 2015. It’s an image from a Lubok, a Russian popular print, and it shows Peter the Great. I use it almost every day…
I’ve been drinking tea and catching up with Ai Weiwei interviewed on ‘The Today Programme’ this morning. While it’s been sunny I have quite enjoyed the new experience of working from home. Now that we have some April showers, not…
REVIEW: Annual Gathering 1962, 1963, 1964
REVIEW: Annual Gathering 2002, 2003, 2004 – Trinity College Cambridge
Our ever-popular family picnic event is back for 2024! Join us on Sunday 18 August in College for an afternoon of fun and activities in the all-important sunshine. College will be open to alumni all afternoon, with the chance to…
Early Years – 1546 to 1642
For the third year running Trinity’s gardeners will participate in the Big Garden Birdwatch on Friday 27 January, spending their lunch break recording the birds that visit the College’s 36-acre mixed habitat. They are hoping to spot some of the…
Serena Cole is the first black female President of Trinity College Students’ Union (TCSU). In this Q&A the second-year Medical student reflects on what she has gained from getting involved in student politics and outreach work, and how her experience…
My defining moment at Trinity
In its first five years, The Bradfield Centre at Cambridge Science Park has flourished, supporting nearly 400 start-ups, creating a vibrant hub for the city’s tech community and welcoming local residents and Park tenants to its airy cafe and lakeside…
Professors Anil Seal, Joya Chatterji and Boyd Hilton pay tribute to their fellow historian, Dr David Washbrook, who died on 24 January 2021. David Washbrook came up in 1966 to read History at Trinity. He grew up in a less-privileged part…
Trinity alumni and supporters of the College have endowed six PhD studentships in the last 18 months to tackle some of the world’s most pressing problems. The £8 million in donations – increased by up to 25% from the University’s…
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