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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