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27 May 2021: The Early Modern period of the College’s history is dominated by the likes of Stephen Gardiner, Thomas Preston, and Thomas Bilney, but there is another character from that period who deserves a little attention. Thomas Larke was the College’s

26 Feb 2021: Special funds for all students affected by the pandemic have helped reimburse them for the costs associated with the practical challenges of studying from home.

12 Feb 2021: Working in the gardens during January, eagerly awaiting the arrival of the snow drops, crocus and hellebores, I noticed that here and there the air was filled with scent and my eye was drawn to several early flowering shrubs.

22 Nov 2021: NW1 certainly enjoyed one of their prizes for winning their event – free entry into the Emmanuel Cocktails party.

25 Oct 2021: A book recently returned to the Jerwood Library was over half a century overdue. It had been borrowed by a Trinity Hall undergraduate in the early 1970s, although there are no surviving records of loans from that time, so the exact date is not known.

10 Dec 2021: To support the costs of postgraduate students, the College provides substantial financial assistance. ... 600 undergraduate and postgraduate students which is recognised internationally as being ofthe highest standard.

8 Jun 2021: A new album W.A Mozart: Sonatas for Violin and Piano, featuring the Director of College and Chapel Music, Andrew Arthur, alongside the acclaimed violinist, Peter Hanson, was released by Resonus Classics this week. It was recorded, pre-Covid, in the

19 Nov 2021: ‘Perseverence’ has recently been announced as the Cambridge Dictionary’s Word of the Year for 2021. It is defined as “continued effort to do or achieve something, even when this is difficult or takes a long time”. This captures the spirit

5 Mar 2021: It is with great sadness that the College announces the death of Emeritus Fellow Professor Jonathan Steinberg. Jonathan was Fellow and Director of Studies in History from 1966 to 1999, and Vice-Master from 1990 to 1994. He became Walter Annenberg

16 Jul 2021: In honour of World Snake Day (celebrated every July 16th) we take a look at an interesting natural history book in our collection: An Essay towards a Natural History of Serpents, by Charles Owen, published in 1742. [1] Owen was one of a number of

11 Mar 2021: It is with great sadness that the College announces the death of the Reverend Canon Dr John Polkinghorne. He was an Honorary Fellow of Trinity Hall, having been Dean and Fellow in Theology from 1986 to 1989. He worked in theoretical elementary

1 Feb 2021: Trinity Hall is delighted to be taking part for the second year in a row, in an international week-long (1-5 February) initiative to raise awareness and engagement with rare books and special collections. It is known as Color Our Collections and has

9 Jun 2021: Imagine having a wellbeing coach available 24/7 who can reliably improve your mood. You never feel judged, the coach is always on top form, and sessions are tailored to your personality to keep you mentally well.

8 Mar 2021: In the late 17th to mid-18th century there was a boom in the publication of conduct books for women, which instructed on proper manners and moral behaviour. As with modern etiquette guides, the existence of such books hint at the anxieties about the

27 Jan 2021: Centenary celebrations this year prompted Trinity Hall’s Vasant Kumar to look back at the history of a department that has supported his ground-breaking research into environmentally friendly battery technology and water purification. Professor

27 Oct 2021: The programme is available to all members of LinkHall, the Trinity Hall online community, and is designed to connect students and recent graduates with alumni.

14 Sep 2021: Piers Fletcher celebrated his 20 years of service at Trinity Hall this year in one of the most iconic roles in academic life – a College porter.

9 Dec 2021: Trinity Hall is pleased to announce that the College has officially launched its search for a new Master. We are working with an experienced team of recruitment experts at Minerva Search to help us attract suitably qualified individuals who possess

6 Oct 2021: A new book by Trinity Hall’s Senior Tutor, Dr Clare Jackson, was published last week, revisiting ‘English history’s most turbulent and radical era’: the 100 years from 1588 to 1688.

14 Jun 2021: Five Trinity Hall members have this week been recognised for their services to Computer Technology, Arts, Engineering, Environment & Development, and International Relations & Politics.

23 Sep 2021: We are delighted to announce the launch of Trinity Hall Chapel Choir’s latest CD, ‘See, see the Word is incarnate’, directed by Andrew Arthur, Director of Music. Recorded before Covid, the album features a wonderful selection of choral and

26 Oct 2021: This week new Trinity Hall Fellow Dr Tristen Naylor will travel to Rome for the G20 – a summit on which so much depends.

24 Jun 2021: With UEFA’s Euro 2020 competition in full flow everyone is talking about one of football’s biggest competitions. But this weekend the world’s oldest football club is about to take to the pitch in what is one of the longest-running competitions

11 May 2021: Every year the University runs a Mental Health Awareness week. The week forms part of the University's commitment to promoting good mental and physical health for all.

1 Jul 2021: More than 50 Trinity Hall students graduated today in what was a joyful and carefully choreographed event amid ongoing national public health restrictions.

13 Oct 2021: This academic year we welcomed twelve new Fellows to Trinity Hall.

1 Jul 2021: If you’re a member of Trinity Hall then the chances are you’ve come into contact with Liz Pentlow who organises a range of reunion events, anniversaries and the MA ceremony at College each year.

10 Feb 2021: To mark National Apprenticeship Week 2021 we spoke to Trinity Hall Chef de Partie Sophie Swann who first came to the College as an apprentice in 2014. She's come a long way since; loves the College and the wide variety of people she encounters here.

5 Feb 2021: With Pink Week 2021 drawing to a close, we spoke to the student reps at Trinity Hall who promote the breast cancer charity week. We also took a look at some of the research into breast cancer treatment being carried out by our students.

11 Aug 2021: As A-level students found out their results yesterday 105 of them discovered they will be studying at Trinity Hall in Michaelmas Term.

6 Dec 2021: Trinity Hall Boat Club’s crews performed ‘superbly’ in this year’s Fairbairn Cup, the first time many have rowed in the race due to pandemic restrictions over the last two years.

24 Mar 2021: Written by:. Kathryn Martin-Chambers. Posted:. 24 Mar 2021. New research co-authored by Trinity Hall postgraduate Stephen Lezak highlights net zero progress made at a subnational level in the US ... The research is co-authored by Trinity Hall

16 Feb 2021: This has made a difference to undergraduates and postgraduates at Trinity Hall and enabled more than £82,000 to be unlocked from the Harding Challenge and transferred into an intercollegiate fund

19 Jul 2021: Long Covid is just the tip of the iceberg in the neglect of long-term chronic illness, argues Lee de-Wit who caught Covid-19 in 2020 and is still suffering a year later.

28 Jun 2021: Dr Sasha Turchyn has been chosen as the recipient of the 2021 R. Berner Lectureship. The Lectureship, which will be presented at the Goldschmidt 2021 conference, is awarded to scientists who show an 'exceptional ability to define globally important

5 Jan 2021: Congratulations to alumni Marcus Agius (1965), Chris Grigg (1978), Daniel John Harding (1994), Robert Keith Mather (1984) and Dr Anna Dixon (1991) and who were recognised in the New Year’s Honours List. Marcus Agius, former Chairman of the Royal

11 Feb 2021: To mark National Apprenticeship Week we spoke to the latest Trinity Hall apprentice Oscar Wright who joined the gardens team in 2019. He tells us about what gardening means to him and reveals the best vegetables grown in the College's 'secret garden'

19 Jul 2021: Three social entrepreneurs pioneering new approaches to health, law and community development have been recognised with the 2021 Cambridge Social Innovation Prize, awarded by Trinity Hall and the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation at the

25 Oct 2021: Professor Lorand Bartels, Trinity Hall Staff Fellow in Law, is the Chair of a newly launched Trade and Agricultural Commission (TAC).

19 Jan 2021: The new lockdown means even more emphasis on working and studying from home. Kate Hodge, the new College Health and Safety Advisor who started working here after the Christmas break, has some top tips for staying healthy and motivated when working

4 Oct 2021: The Academy of Social Sciences has conferred Fellowships on Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville (Fellow-Commoner at Trinity Hall), Professor Elisabete A Silva and Professor Bhaskar Vira, in recognition of their contribution to social science.

7 Jun 2021: In 2003 she became Hostel Keeper for three houses Trinity Hall ran on Mill Road with 24 postgraduates in residence.

23 Apr 2021: Gates scholars to College in the autumn, and wish them every success in their postgraduate research, spanning the diverse fields of Psychiatry, Sociology, Latin American Studies and Physiology, Development and Neuroscience.”. ... The Gates Cambridge

1 Apr 2021: Avery Court has been transformed by the addition of the WongAvery Music Gallery, a state-of-the-art musical recital and rehearsal space.

20 Jan 2021: We did not imagine this future. The world is still marked by human suffering and inequity and deepening environmental crisis. The problems with modern capitalism and neoliberalism have been laid bare. The widening gap between rich and poor is an

21 Sep 2021: Trinity Hall alumnus Dr Waheed Arian (2003) has been recognised for his incredible work in the NHS and the journey he undertook to realise his dream of becoming a doctor. He was presented the Award for Best Doctor on Friday night by football legend

20 Sep 2021: During the summer an important audit is carried out which includes checking on one of the few objects that link directly to Trinity Hall’s founding in 1350.

15 Nov 2021: Trinity Hall’s Dr Isabelle McNeill is Philomathia Fellow in French at Trinity Hall. She’s also a self-confessed film-lover and, as Chair of the Cambridge Film Trust, she’s in a perfect position to tell is why this year’s Cambridge Film

28 Oct 2021: Professor Ian Wilkinson, Trinity Hall Fellow in Clinical Medicine, has been elected as Vice President of the British and Irish Hypertension Society (BIHS). The Society is the leading forum for clinicians and scientists working to reduce the burden

15 Dec 2021: Trinity Hall has become the first College in the University of Cambridge to use a “3D virtual tour” system that allows anyone to “walk” around the 670-year-old College’s grounds.