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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

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22 Jan 2019: My defining moment at Trinity

1 Jul 2020: Wittgenstein's Notebook 1914

16 Jun 2020: The Eadwine Psalter Canterbury, c. 1150

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.

6 Nov 2018: My defining moment at Trinity

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

4 May 2016: Most daringly, in 1628, aged 24, he sailed to the Mediterranean where he took part in sea battles, freed slaves, stole ancient statues and won the respect of local leaders – details

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15 Jun 2020: Isaac Newton’s walking stick

3 Jan 2019: My defining moment at Trinity

25 Nov 2020: Item: Kaladlit Assilialiait Date: 1860

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

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

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

8 Dec 2017: The Centre is open 24 hours, seven days a week – and it’s open to all.

Reflections. Home | Reflections. 15/05/2020. Reflections: Comparisons ancient and modern. Professor Philip Hardie was a Senior Research Fellow and Honorary Professor of Latin until his retirement last year. He reflects…. 19/05/2020. Reflections of

3 Jan 2019: My defining moment at Trinity

1 Jul 2020: Letter from Lord Byron c. 1789

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14 Jun 2016: Louise Riley-Smith. The exhibition opens on 18 June at the Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, and is free to view until 24 June.

19 Oct 2023: Tuesday 24 October, 1pm-8pm. Wren Cloisters. Exhibition by artist Hamed Maiye featuring visual and audio works of art.

5 Apr 2024: What’s not to like: music, treason, disobedience, funny rhymes, parties …. Dr Sperrin’s illustrations inspired by Don Juan will be on display in the Wren Library 24 April – 17 June.

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22 Feb 2017: BME Conference to welcome 50 students. 22/02/2017. Trinity’s BME Student Conference on 24 February will give 50 Year 12 students from BME (black and minority ethnic) backgrounds inspiring

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

23 Dec 2019: It is one in a series of 24 paintings that depict imaginary monuments or tombs to major intellectual, political and military figures of the late 17th or early 18th century.

15 Mar 2024: The final hours of King Richard III of England are re-imagined through animated film and ceramics – incorporating soil from the Bosworth battleground where he d

1 Mar 2022: Undergraduate Pages. Arts Subjects Open…. If you would like to attend our Arts Subjects Open Day on Monday 24 June 2024, please complete this form.

12 May 2022: The photograph, by Eveleen Myers, shows Agnata in 1891, aged 24).

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

Published 7 years ago. Trinity’s BME Student Conference on 24 February will give 50 Year 12 students from BME (black and minority ethnic) backgrounds….

13 May 2021: TCCA – Newsletter No 17, April 2020. TCCA – Newsletter…. 24/04/2020.

Richard Marlow put a great deal of thought and effort into re-pointing the Anglican psalter, and many TCCA members have fond memories of his sympathetic and idi

11 Aug 2021: In Trinity’s first in-person access event for 17 months since pandemic restrictions began, 24 Year 12 students learnt about applying to university, including Cambridge, observed a mock interview, toured

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18 Jun 2020: Introduction Western Manuscripts

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.

Published 6 years ago. Trinity student Imogen Grant will compete for the second time in the Cambridge University Women’s Boat Race on 24 March….

15 May 2018: Biology and Medicine Residential, 22-24 July.

24 May 2016: First pedal-paddled punt on the Cam. 24/05/2016. When Trinity Fellow Dr Hugh Hunt advertised the unusual project for Part IIB of the Engineering Tripos, he didn’t expect ... This article was published on :. 24/05/2016. More on….

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

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

24 Jun 2021: In Conversation: Black TCSU Presidents then and now. 24/06/2021. Join three black Presidents of Trinity College Students’ Union (TCSU) to hear about their time at Trinity in the 1960s, ... Please note, the event will be recorded. This article was

13 May 2021: In one of many Cambridge quirks, graduates can apply for their MA two years after their BA and when aged at least 24.

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 Jun 2020: A lock of Isaac Newton’s hair

13 May 2021: The report was commissioned by the Harris Review, an independent study into self-inflicted deaths among 18-24 year old prisoners.

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