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20 May 2016: EU referendum: especially for young people, who will have the longest to live with the consequences. ... be the next step if immigration is not controlled (Vote Leave) – which have confused people further.

5 Sep 2016: Directing my legacy to student support is helping to ensure that the College continues to attract the very brightest young people regardless of their means or origin. ... philanthropic support. Boat ClubThere are always people, projects and equipment

4 Feb 2016: This representation has meant the College Council has debated inclusive language for non-binary people (people whose gender is not fully described by ‘male’ or ‘female’) in College communication following a ... It aims to connect self-identifying

10 May 2016: Too hot to handle? Mixed views of Mercury. 10/05/2016. More than 60 people viewed Mercury’s transit across the sun from Trinity’s Great Court on 9 May including ... Yes, the pun is well made: many people are rightly fascinated by our incredible

5 Apr 2016: Warner Brothers. Trinity looks stunning in the film. Of course the film is not about the buildings but the people. ... Equally remarkable is how various people made this possible. Thus at Cambridge, people like Hardy and Neville not only recognized

18 Mar 2016: For most people this role is a mystery. To the students I sign letters, and to the Fellows I sign contracts. ... Yet the Prime Minister, David Cameron, tried to address the concerns expressed by (some) British people about ‘honeypot Britain’ in his

9 Nov 2016: We work with people of all ages, from primary school children to mature students, so it’s a lot of work! ... Caitlin: I really enjoy seeing the look on people’s faces when they walk into Great Court for the first time.

16 Nov 2016: Now it is freely available on YouTube where it has been seen by more than 120,000 people. ... The film features people around the world who are pioneering new approaches to today’s ecological, economic and social problems.

20 Jul 2016: Fellow of Trinity and Director of the Museum of Zoology, Professor Paul Brakefield said BioBlitz was a deservedly popular event, attracting more than 300 people each year.

24 Feb 2016: This over-criminalised secondary parties… The consequence was that people were convicted of serious offences, committed by others, and imprisoned for lengthy periods. ... It does our criminal justice system no good to convict people of the most serious