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13 Feb 2020: Arundhati Roy's Clark Lecture 2020, 'The Graveyard Talks Back: Fiction in the Time of Fake News,' is published below. Adrian Poole, Emeritus Professor of Englis

25 Nov 2020: Item: Photograph of the First Trinity Rugby Boat Team. Clemetson is standing second from the left. (Add.PG.25) Date: c.1913

15 Jun 2020: Isaac Newton’s walking stick

11 Nov 2020: Whether you do online yoga, workout in your room, walk the dog, run, cycle or somersault– it all counts towards the Trinity College Lockdown2 Sports Challenge!

17 Apr 2020: The new later deadline for submissions is 5th June 2020. Each entry will be published in the growing online gallery.

29 Sep 2020: A degree in mathematics can be a requirement for some highly numerical career paths, such as working in operational research, quantitative analyst roles in banking, roles in cryptography and statistics. ... In some other professions, such as actuarial

19 Jun 2020: Adrian Poole, Emeritus Professor of English Literature, reflects on recent events.

7 Jul 2020: One day while idly looking through our copy of the Nuremberg Chronicle (1493) I chanced upon an interesting doodle in the back endpapers. To find inscriptions, notes and drawings in our early printed books is not unusual. And these can offer

25 Nov 2020: Item: Kaladlit Assilialiait Date: 1860

3 Apr 2020: Bertrand Russell Professor of Philosophy at Cambridge, Huw Price, writes the second in a series of reflections by College members during the COVID-19 outbreak.

15 Jun 2020: The Trinity Apocalypse St Albans, c. 1230

15 Jun 2020: Watch presented by Isaac Newton to Richard Bentley c. 1717

15 Sep 2020: The latest medieval manuscript at Trinity Hall to be digitised is a twelfth century copy of Josephus’ Historiae Antiquitatis Judaice (The Antiquities of the Jews), Ms. 4. The Latin translations of Josephus were incredibly popular throughout the

1 Jul 2020: Shakespeare’s First Folio London: Jaggard and Blount, 1623

1 Jul 2020: Letter from Lord Byron c. 1789

9 Dec 2020: The College is sorry to announce the death of Graham Howes (1938-2020), alumnus and Emeritus Fellow, on 8 December. Graham was born and brought up in Norfolk, and was always proud of his Norfolk antecedents. After national service in military

9 Apr 2020: Adrian Poole, Fellow for Communications at Trinity and Emeritus Professor of English Literature, was inspired by Professor Huw Price’s Reflections and the curre

16 Jun 2020: Roman d’Alexandre (Roman de Toute Chevalerie) England, c.1150

23 Dec 2020: Downloads. College Statutes –…. College Statutes – 2004 with 2009 amendments. 23/12/2020. fionaholland. Version. Download 47832. File Size 166.98 KB. File Count 1. Create Date 23/12/2020. Last Updated 23/12/2020. File. Action.

7 Oct 2020: Black History Month at Trinity will feature an exhibition of students’ portraits by Henry Kamara and a film by Sonum Sumaria charting the students’ journeys to

15 May 2020: The Eurovision song contest is an annual event loved by many. When this year’s contest was cancelled because of the Covid-19 pandemic, Modern & Medieval Lan

23 Jul 2020: Trinity colleagues have paid tribute to the chemist, Dr Ian McDonald (1938-2020), who died on 19 July 2020. Dr McDonald came from Royal Holloway College in 1979

24 Apr 2020: Dr John Walshe matriculated at Trinity Hall in 1939 to study Medicine & Medical Sciences. On the 24 April he celebrates his 100th birthday. Dr Walshe discovered an effective treatment for Wilson’s disease, otherwise known as hepatolenticular

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6 Mar 2020: each entry will be published in an online gallery. ... A panel of writers including Ali Smith will choose a selection of entries and the authors and a relative or teacher will be invited to the Litmus celebratory day on 17

26 Aug 2020: Update on 26 August The Admissions Round has almost reached its conclusion now, and we are looking forward to welcoming our new first years at the start of the Michaelmas Term. The next few weeks will be an exciting time for them, and we will do

24 Apr 2020: Once attached to a cell, the virus gains entry and multiplies, damaging and killing the cell.

30 Sep 2020: On 29 September 2020, Blackbaud contacted us to advise that after the initial ransomware attack, they continued their investigation which revealed a subset of customers who had been affected further than they previously anticipated. They have

1 Apr 2020: Many of us who are stuck at home have turned our thoughts to our gardens. I have been at the bottom of my own garden over the weekend. It’s amazing what you can achieve in a few hours with determination and a flame thrower! Well, actually just a

31 Dec 2020: Trinity Fellows have been honoured in the Queen’s New Year Honours: Professor Simon Baron-Cohen has been knighted ‘for services to Autism Research and Autistic

13 Aug 2020: Trinity's Sub-Librarian, Sandy Paul, will retire this week. The Sub-Librarian's post was established in 1773 and Sandy has been in the role for 11 years and has

18 Jun 2020: Introduction Western Manuscripts

29 Apr 2020: Mickey Adolphson is Keidanren Professor of Japanese Studies at Cambridge. He recalls his first visit to Japan, during the cherry blossom season, and reflects on

4 May 2020: This time last year we would not have thought that attending religious services in front of a screen would be commonplace. Three Trinity Hall contemporaries from 1967 tell us of their experience: “Little did we realise on Sunday 15 March 2020 that

3 Dec 2020: As part of a community effort to make sure people don’t go hungry in Cambridge, the Trinity Hall kitchens provided food for a local food bank based at Cambridge Regional College in King’s Hedges.

1 Feb 2020: Dame Sally Davies, Master of Trinity, raised the rainbow flag beside Great Gate to mark the beginning of LGBT+ History Month on Saturday 1 February to the appla

27 Jan 2020: Dame Sally Davies, Master of Trinity, will raise the rainbow flag outside Great Gate on Saturday 1 February at 10am after a breakfast in the Master’s Lodge, to

8 Jul 2020: Dr Alyce Mahon is a Reader in Modern and Contemporary Art History. She has recently published The Marquis de Sade and the Avant-Garde.

12 May 2020: Life in the former “death strip” of the Berlin Wall By Katerina Biliouri (2000) “I see you see me. I’ve been tapping all day, working on my laptop on the dinner table behind our wall-to-wall living room windows. Daytime with a coffee by my

12 Apr 2020: Terry Waite CBE, the humanitarian and author, spent 1,763 days in captivity in the Lebanon, the first four years of which were spent in solitary confinement. Following his release in 1991 he was elected a Fellow-Commoner of Trinity Hall, where he

15 Jun 2020: A lock of Isaac Newton’s hair

8 Oct 2020: Look at the websites of the main recruiters to see their main entry routes. ... You should also gain experiences that will help you to meet their competency requirements.

22 Apr 2020: Dr Christopher Rauh of the Faculty of Economics considers the economic consequences of the pandemic.

11 Feb 2020: ‘Time for Action’ is the theme of this year’s Cambridge Climate Lecture Series, which runs 13 February-12 March. Founder & Chair of CCLS, Trinity Fellow, Dr

19 May 2020: Mike Cates is Lucasian Professor of Mathematics and Royal Society Research Professor at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at Cambrid

11 Jun 2020: Epistolae Pauli Graece et Latine (Codex Augiensis) Reichenau, c. 850-900

29 Jun 2020: On Saturday 27 June Trinity Hall held an online celebration for the graduands of 2020. The year group joined us on LinkHall, our online community platform, from midday for a series of videos, messages from Fellows, staff and alumni, and a virtual

10 Jun 2020: TriniTea: Kasia, Postgraduate.

26 Jun 2020: A leaf from the Gutenberg Bible Mainz, 1454

7 Jul 2020: Professor Horace Barlow (8 December 1921 - 5 July 2020) was a neuroscientist and Fellow of Trinity College Cambridge. Horace Barlow was born into a scientific f