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21 Jun 2021: A new enhanced bursary scheme is being launched by the University of Cambridge to support undergraduate students facing financial pressures.

15 Dec 2021: Therefore we must do everything we can to enable people to visit Trinity Hall remotely and explore its facilities.

28 Oct 2021: Professor Ian Wilkinson, Trinity Hall Fellow in Clinical Medicine, has been elected as Vice President of the British and Irish Hypertension Society (BIHS). The Society is the leading forum for clinicians and scientists working to reduce the burden

27 Jul 2021: welfare provision like pensions; and neoliberal economies often use the state to promote private markets and look favourably on reducing welfare to encourage people into work. ... It makes sense to voters: if you say that living costs will go up by ten

17 Nov 2021: intellectual study of disability law and to bring the legal, political and social issues facing disabled people to the attention of the next generation of legal practitioners. ... The issues discussed are not just hypothetical; they are real. They touch

2 Dec 2021: Homebaked, a social enterprise startup that won the Cambridge Social Innovation Prize, has inspired a musical production that was showcased in Liverpool.

4 Mar 2021: Love that. It is so important.”. Allan said he loved the people, traditions and history of Trinity Hall and had many memories to look back on.

3 Mar 2021: Trinity Hall Fellow Dr Lee de-Wit and other University of Cambridge researchers conducted a survey experiment across the UK, US, Brazil, India, China, Indonesia and Poland and “overwhelming” support for more action ahead of the UN Climate Change

15 Oct 2021: Trinity Hall WYNG Fellow in Law Dr David Erdos has taken up a new role as co-director of the Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Law (CIPIL) which is based at the Faculty of Law in the University of Cambridge.

25 Mar 2021: When Trinity Hall’s Jenni Lecky-Thompson was looking for an interesting animal book to write a blog post about she discovered a pressed butterfly, beautifully preserved in the folds of England’s earliest insect book.