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8 Oct 2019: In 1731, Philip Nichols was found guilty of stealing books not only from Trinity Hall, but also from the University Library, St John’s, and Trinity College. His treachery was discovered after the Librarian of St John’s College began to realise

1 Oct 2019: In his annual address today, Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen Toope announced the Harding Challenge, made possible by the £100 million gift from David and Claudia Harding in February this year. Their vision is to encourage new donors to collegiate

18 Jun 2019: Trinity Hall Fellows Dr Nick Guyatt (History), Dr Isabelle McNeill (MML) and Dr James Wood (HSPS) have been recognised for their excellent teaching by Cambridge students. Dr Guyatt was commended in the Lecturer category of Cambridge University

15 Aug 2019: This is a guest post by the Archive’s summer intern this year, Kate Foxton. One of the treasures of the archive is the diary of fellow commoner Spencer Penrice for the year 1736-1737. Born in August 1719 to a wealthy landed family from

30 Sep 2019: The College is sorry to announce the death of The Rt Hon Lord (Donald) Nicholls of Birkenhead, Honorary Fellow. The following is courtesy of his family. Lord Nicholls of Birkenhead Donald James Nicholls, Baron Nicholls of Birkenhead, of Stoke

18 Oct 2019: He will also take responsibility for postgraduate admissions. Dr Adam Lebovitz has taken up the position of WYNG Research Fellow in Political Theory and Philosophy.

14 Jun 2019: The Jerwood Library has been celebrated as Cambridge city centre’s favourite building of the last 50 years. The library building overlooking the River Cam near Garret Hostel Lane Bridge won a competition organised by Cambridge City Council and the

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