Ten years in the making, this scholarly tome was published on 19 March at the start of the lockdown. The mug loyally attended the final phase of its editor’s labours. It commemorates an exhibition of photographs in the Wren Library…
June Newsletter 2021 The new enhanced Cambridge bursary scheme pioneered at Trinity was launched on 22 June, and will provide more than £100 million over the next 10 years for UK students in need of financial support. Trinity Senior Tutor…
Tributes have been paid to Mihajlo Sporić, a third year Physics student at Trinity, who was buried today in his home town of Belgrade, Serbia, at a service attended by more than a thousand people. Trinity’s Senior Tutor, Professor Catherine…
Trinity’s 2020 calendar features 12 oil paintings by Monica Bilbao, an artist and member of the College’s Catering Department. Proceeds from calendar sales will go to the Teenage Cancer Trust. Monica was born in the Basque country and has travelled…
Post-doctoral researchers across the University of Cambridge without another College affiliation are invited to join the Trinity Postdoctoral Society. Membership provides a collegiate environment where researchers can meet others from different disciplines, share ideas and enhance their Cambridge experience. The…
A service to celebrate the life of Mihajlo Sporić will take place on 18 January 2020 at 3pm in Chapel. Refreshments in the Master’s Lodge will follow the service. Mihajlo was a third-year Physics student who sadly died in November…
Trinity’s new Year 12 Mentoring Scheme is designed to combat the negative consequences of the pandemic on pupils’ learning and compensate for support they could have missed out on for the next steps in their educational journey. Launching on 9…
The study of Architecture at Cambridge is concerned not only with practical design but also with architectural history and theory. It therefore has a particular appeal to those who have an interest in the cultural aspects of Architecture as well…
Lord Byron never visited the Yucatán. But Trinity Fellow, Professor Adrian Poole, found his writings about the ruins of the ‘Old World’ invaluable when reflecting on Maya ruins today. The great pyramid at the Maya ruins of Cobá in the…
What surprises me most about Trinity
Two Trinity Fellows and a former Fellow have been recognised with prestigious Breakthrough and New Horizon Prizes for Fundamental Physics, Life Sciences and Mathematics. Professor Sir Shankar Balasubramanian (e1994) shared a 2022 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences with Christ’s Fellow…
These pages pay tribute to a remarkable and much-loved man. Richard Marlow was Director of Music at Trinity for 38 years, between 1968 and 2006. Richard Marlow Book of Remembrance Richard Marlow Memorial Service gallery Richard Marlow resources Richard Marlow…
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Trinity’s Junior Research Fellows 2023 outline their research interests below. Dr Geoffrey Kirsch, English Literature I am a cultural historian of the nineteenth-century United States. With a PhD in English from Harvard and…
‘Your Paintings’ (BBC/The Public Catalogue Foundation) Trinity College has a collection of some 240 pictures in oil, mainly portraits. The collection is the product of gifts from Masters, Fellows and Alumni of the College, and of commissions and purchases by…
Anna A Berman is a scholar of Russian literature and Assistant Professor at McGill University. As a Senior Visiting Fellow Commoner at Trinity this year, she tells us how about her research and her experience of College life. I am…
235 alumni who came up to Trinity between 1999 and 2001 returned to College on Saturday 3 September for their latest reunion. It was lovely to see small groups of alumni forming all over College as friends bumped into one…
Almost 200 alumni who came up to Trinity between 1996 and 1998 returned to College on Saturday 16 July for their latest reunion. As Cambridge basked in glorious weather, it was lovely to see small groups of alumni forming all…
65 alumni and their guests came to College on Saturday, 14 September to celebrate 50 years since their matriculation. It was lovely to see so many friends and groups of alumni reuniting, walking through College, and reliving happy memories of…
Ardis Butterfield is Marie Borroff Professor of English, French and Music at Yale, before which she was at UCL. An undergraduate at Trinity in the second year of female admission, Professor Butterfield has returned to the College as Senior Visiting…
When Trinity’s Deputy Head Gardener Karen Wells sat on a bench in the College gardens to take part in the RSBP Big Garden Birdwatch this year she was expecting the usual garden birds. Indeed the just reported top sightings across…
Almost 250 alumni who came up to Trinity between 1968 and 1971 returned to College on Wednesday 20 July for their latest reunion. As Cambridge basked in glorious weather – and with temperatures mercifully lower than the previous day’s near-40…
Trinity’s Black History Month Society has organised a range of events and an exhibition exploring Afro-Surrealism this October. ‘The theme arose out of the negritude movement as a visual, literary and artistic movement deepening black consciousness amongst the diasporas,’ said…
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