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24 Apr 2020: TriniTea: Karen, Gardens. 24/04/2020. Near the start of lockdown I discovered a duck nest in our garden. ... 27th April 2020. This article was published on :. 24/04/2020. 1.

24 Apr 2020: TriniTea: Declan, Alumni Relations. 24/04/2020. This mug is a gift from my partner reflecting my love of birdlife. ... 24th April 2020. This article was published on :. 24/04/2020. 1.

5 May 2020: I don’t drink a lot of tea and when I do I never finish it! I always ask my husband for half a cup. Many moons ago he actually bought me one. Pictured here with

24 Apr 2020: Trinity turns blue. 24/04/2020. Trinity’s iconic Wren Library turned blue last night in support of NHS staff and key workers across the UK. ... This article was published on :. 24/04/2020. More on….

29 May 2020: Enjoying a tea break in my garden on retirement day. This is my favourite mug, and after 13 years at Trinity I’ll be able to drink one whenever I like! 28th May

16 Jun 2020: During the lockdown I play my woodwinds. 15th June 2020

24 Apr 2020: TriniTea: Areeg, Undergraduate in Engineering. 24/04/2020. This mug was a gift from my parents when I left home 5 years ago, and they have an identical one. ... 21st April 2020. This article was published on :. 24/04/2020. 1.

29 May 2020: A lesson for the future - salute to what's left and go for what's right. 25th May 2020

22 Jun 2020: My fondness for mugs is almost as great as that of string and pencils: so guess what I get for birthdays and Christmas!? I'm enjoying lemon-scented geranium tea

4 Jun 2020: I’m drinking Japanese green tea in my garden in Kent. This cup is from the Japan Centre. We sadly had to postpone a family reunion in Japan in March with my 2 s

4 Jun 2020: This little teacup with a saucer come from a beautiful tea set which was a wedding present from a friend a few years ago. It’s too small to satisfy all my tea n

16 Jun 2020: College has been a very different place during the lockdown, and the team of Porters have been working throughout. My tea break pictures were taken at 04:00hrs

28 Apr 2020: I was given this mug in July 2003 by my two ‘super sisters’: one works for a Community Health Team and is waiting for the results of a Covid 19 test. I find I’m

7 May 2020: This mug was bought in the Hermitage on my one and only visit to St Petersburg in 2015. It's an image from a Lubok, a Russian popular print, and it shows Peter

1 May 2020: This is a mug I bought on the day I signed the Admissions Book - 5 October 2015. From then on it has brought my Trinity memory and my favourite drinks together

29 May 2020: In my current place of work I am surrounded by my beloved Disney paraphernalia, including the mug, a gift from my mum. I am so looking forward to when we can al

1 Jun 2020: These mugs remind me of my wonderful postdoc time in Ann Arbor University of Michigan and Bonn. My mug from the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton is unf

26 May 2020: Every year to support our WRAGs trainees' teaching, with their help I grow many different tomatoes from seed, watered by a simple gravity fed drip irrigation sy

4 May 2020: My husband gave me this mug on our first Christmas. I like the message as I wear safety boots at work. During lockdown I’m separated from my boots (and mug) as

6 May 2020: Enjoying a cuppa on my rota day in the office.  I love mugs, always on the look-out for a new one; and combined with my love of hares, this one made me smile. 

5 Jun 2020: This is me enjoying coffee after recording the latest 'Concert From Our Living Room' with my husband Marcus Barcham Stevens (Clare College alumnus). My mum boug

22 May 2020: In the Arctic Tundra, I slept on tussock grass atop a permafrost bed and drank out of glaciers. Cottonweed, the food of the caribou drifted in the air. Golden e

1 Jun 2020: This particular mug is very precious to me as it comes from Valvona & Crolla the wonderful Edinburgh family-owned deli round the corner from my parents - it

10 Jun 2020: Enjoying a #TriniTea with my girls today. My mug is from the University of Cambridge 800 Years anniversary. It was 2009; only eleven years ago, but so many thin

8 May 2020: The wonders of technology are enabling us to stay in touch with family and loved ones in the midst of lockdown. The anniversary of VE day makes me reflect on th

10 Jun 2020: The UK's International Mathematical Olympiad selection camp is usually hosted by Trinity, but this year like so many things has moved online. Some Trinity mathe

12 Jun 2020: This is my favourite stripy mug, made by Marit of All Gone Ceramics (once in Cambridge Market, now in Norway). It’s the perfect shape for cradling, sipping from

14 May 2020: This is one of my favourite mugs, holding black coffee just perfectly. I am continuing to study for the RHS exams, now via Microsoft Team lectures. The exams ar

11 May 2020: Taking a break from work on the next issue of 'The Fountain' magazine. Whenever I need to put the world on pause, I make a cuppa in my favourite mug and stop an

28 Apr 2020: Ten years in the making, this scholarly tome was published on 19 March at the start of the lockdown. The mug loyally attended the final phase of its editor’s la

12 May 2020: This mug was given to me for my birthday which fell at the start of lock-down and I have used it every day since. It reminds me of all my friends and family, ma

19 May 2020: When I am not in the office I like to take my break in the garden (weather depending). This is my favourite mug, given to me by my two boys for Mother’s day whe

28 Apr 2020: If my caption game were as strong as my coffee I would have something more creative to say... but, to all my friends at Trinity and beyond, I love and miss you!

1 May 2020: Banana Bread & Dalgona Coffee have been cooking up a self-isolation storm. I thought I’d procrastinate, (sorry, procaffinate), over revision, hop on the ban

20 Apr 2020: If there is one welcome daily ritual we share during lock down wherever we are in the world it is surely the tea or coffee break. Every day at 3pm (or thereabou

30 Jun 2020: This reflection by Professor Angela Leighton, Senior Research Fellow in poetry at Trinity, takes the form of a poem. A couple of months ago I wanted to light a

10 Jun 2020: Richard Hunter is Regius Professor of Greek. His most recent publication is The Measure of Homer (Cambridge, 2018).

21 Jul 2020: 24. Reflections: Approaching. 25.

28 Apr 2020: I’m in my loft reading submissions for The Litmus, a school creative writing project founded by Ali Smith, with a lovely cuppa in my favourite Harry Potter mug.

22 May 2020: Peter Sarris is Professor of Late Antique, Medieval and Byzantine Studies at Cambridge. His books include Economy and Society in the Age of Justinian (2006) and

20 May 2020: Spring honey loaded onto one of the Trinity beehives ready for extraction this weekend. 20th May 2020 (World Bee Day)

6 May 2020: I rather enjoy occasional solitude. Of course, such enjoyment, for only a time, is a very different matter from feeling lonely, isolated, estranged, or forgotte

27 Mar 2020: Trinity Chaplain, Reverend John Summers, writes the first in a series of reflections by College members during the COVID-19 outbreak

21 Dec 2020: The final, 25th piece in Trinity’s Reflections series, written during the pandemic, is by Thomas Graff, a third-year PhD student in Theology and Religious Studi

4 May 2020: Amartya Sen is a Nobel Laureate, Thomas W Lamont University Professor at Harvard, and Fellow and former Master of Trinity College. He considers what kind of wor

15 May 2020: Professor Philip Hardie was a Senior Research Fellow and Honorary Professor of Latin until his retirement last year. He reflects on the lockdown.

24 Apr 2020: Reflections: Antibodies and the fight against coronavirus. 24/04/2020. Sir Gregory Winter succeeded in developing technologies for making human and human-like antibodies, which have since been used to treat ... This article was published on :. 24/04/2020.

15 Jul 2020: 23. Reflections: The Litmus. 24.

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

16 Jun 2020: Dr Carys Brown is a Junior Research Fellow in History. Her research focuses on eighteenth-century England; her particular interests include the social impact of