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9 Feb 2018: Dr Widdis said: ‘We were genuinely thrilled by the range and originality of entries – which meant we had some difficult decisions as judges of the competition. ... The competition was open to two kinds of entry: up to 500 words in prose or poetry, or

6 Jun 2018: Music student Frankie Postles invites young people in Cambridge to Come and Sing at Trinity on Saturday 9 June. What happens at Come and Sing? Young people, age

30 Apr 2018: Professor of Modern History at Cambridge and Fellow of Trinity, Alexandra Walsham, will give the second Women of Trinity Lecture, on 1 May 2018, which delves in

18 Oct 2018: Two members of the Trevelyan family, several generations of whom studied at Trinity, were opposed to Britain’s entry into the war.

18 Dec 2018: Robert Neild, Emeritus Professor of Economic History, died peacefully at home this morning at the age of 94. Educated at Trinity, he served as Economic Advisor

23 Oct 2018: Three women at Trinity talk about Class Act, a group set up to support and represent students from backgrounds underrepresented at Cambridge. Terri-Leigh Riley,

14 Dec 2018: Tzo Tze and Eashwar initially worked in investment banking, and for over ten years have been supporting a stream of overseas postgraduate students at the College, several of whom are here

15 Feb 2018: A CCLS essay competition for the best ideas to tackle climate change has attracted more than 80 entries, including people from the global south – the winner will be announced at the

2 Nov 2018: My defining moment at Trinity

4 Apr 2018: Trinity’s Fellows’ Garden will open to the public on Sunday 8 April as part of the National Garden Scheme (NGS).  It will be the 64th year the Fellows’ Garden o