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2 Oct 2020: In an inventive play on the College’s history, Trinity College Students’ Union and the Tutorial Office have recruited founder Henry VIII and Elizabeth I to welc

13 Apr 2020: Trinity Hall musicians are using their talents to keep our community spirits up by recording performances in their homes. From piano to vocals to French horn, and classical to modern songs. Every Monday, the Trinity Hall YouTube channel shares a new

22 May 2020: Vice-President Ben Clark outlines how Trinity College Students’ Union (TCSU) has adapted to the lockdown and created a raft of support, entertainment and inform

21 Jul 2020: The former Global Chief Investment Strategist of BlackRock and Cambridge alumnus, Richard Turnill, has been appointed Senior Bursar of Trinity College. Followin

27 Feb 2020: For someone who believes in alien life, that climate change will wreak havoc without major societal change, and who is unfazed by the myriad discoveries yet to

24 Sep 2020: The University plans for lectures to be run on an online-only basis in the next academic year when stringent social distancing requirements are expected to remain in place.

23 Apr 2020: Mia Hansen-Løve’s film Things to Come (L’Avenir, 2016) depicts a woman at a time of personal crisis: her husband has unexpectedly left her, her publisher has dropped the book series she edits, and caring for her elderly mother is becoming an

24 Apr 2020: From harnessing the computing and modelling expertise of scientists nationwide, overseeing the reorganisation of Royal Papworth and Addenbrooke's Hospitals, pre

9 Apr 2020: This year’s Robert Walker Essay Prize invites entries on the question: ‘Should legal disputes be determined by artificial, rather than human, means?’. ... He selects the winning entries in the UK and International Divisions of the essay prize

3 Jul 2020: Philip Allott is Professor Emeritus of International Public Law at Cambridge University and a Fellow of Trinity College Cambridge. He reflects on the exceptiona

25 Sep 2020: Alumnus Billy Boyle (1997) is a serial inventor, entrepreneur and a Royal Academy of Engineering Silver Medallist. At Cambridge, he co-founded Owlstone Nanotech, marketing a programmable microchip sensor with applications ranging from toxic gas

12 Mar 2020: Four Trinity students who nominated their teachers for the College's Inspirational Teachers' Awards 2020 have paid tribute to their dedication, inspiration and

4 Dec 2020: Chris Underhill studied Physics at Trinity, graduating in summer 2020. He is now a Global Markets Strategist for Goldman Sachs. As 1o Trinity students prepare f

4 Feb 2020: The project will work with constructors and their supply chain to develop low-cost digital solutions for their specific requirements; rather than pitching ‘a digital solution’, this project will engage directly ... This approach allows smaller

26 May 2020: Professor in Russian and Film Studies, Emma Widdis offers the latest reflection in praise of everyday life. Her most recent book is Socialist Senses: Film, Feel

8 Dec 2020: So many of the entries into the competition showed that while lockdown has been a challenge there has been humour and joy in there too. ... The winning entry won vouchers worth £50 and the runners up received vouchers worth £25.

1 Jul 2020: ‘The Implications of the H-bomb’ by Bertrand Russell Manuscript draft, 1955

29 Apr 2020: Marian Holness, Professor of Earth Sciences, Hugh Osborn, Professor of Mathematics, and Didier Queloz, Nobel Laureate and Professor of Physics, join the Royal S

19 May 2020: Highs and lows with Elgar When I went up to the Hall in 1967 to read Modern and Mediaeval Languages, I took with me the rather dodgy amplifier for an electric guitar which I had never learned to play and a painted plywood box of my own manufacture

27 May 2020: Dr Jessica Fintzen is a Junior Research Fellow in Mathematics at Trinity and Postdoctoral Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan. With the lockdown p

24 Jun 2020: Dr Tiago Cavalcanti of the Faculty of Economics, working with colleagues Dr Nicolás Ajzenman and Dr Daniel da Mata, considers the influence of political leaders

5 May 2020: Professor Jack Thorne (2004) has become the youngest living member of the Royal Society, aged 32. He has been recognised for multiple breakthroughs in diverse areas of algebraic number theory. Professor Thorne studied Mathematics at Trinity Hall

27 Dec 2020: Tributes have been paid to Honorary Fellow of Trinity and Fellow of Christ's College, Professor Sir Peter Julius Lachmann FRCP FRCPath FRS FMedSci (1931-2020),

13 Nov 2020: Dame Sally Davies, Master of Trinity, has received the inaugural Nelson Mandela Prize for Health Promotion from the World Health Organization (WHO) in recogniti

24 Jun 2020: Trinity students Areeg Emarah and Tom McGachie are among the leading lights of the May Week Mega Event, a ‘jam-packed evening of entertainment and inspiration’

16 Sep 2020: Membership also gives automatic entry into the Wimbledon Ticket Draw so joining might just enable you to experience some of the magic Aisha first encountered as a child – and perhaps be

7 May 2020: During lockdown, I have been ‘meeting’ weekly on Zoom with the friends I made while training for ministry thirty years ago. We’re scattered around the UK and beyond, these days and see each other less often than I’d like. But these are

22 May 2020: A joint statement from the heads of all 31 colleges at the University of Cambridge, including the Acting Vice- Master of Trinity Hall Dr Daniel Tyler, has appeared in The Times. The statement says in full: “As heads of Cambridge colleges, we have

26 May 2020: May Week Mega Event invites entries from students and staff for online celebration.

16 Apr 2020: Dr Clare Walker Gore, Junior Research Fellow in English, makes her pick of the best Victorian novels for lockdown.

30 Mar 2020: Joseph Webber captains Trinity’s University Challenge team – they are on air again tonight, Monday 30 March. We caught up with Joseph to find out what it’s real

6 Jan 2020: There is in the Old Library of Trinity Hall a manuscript (Trinity Hall, Ms. 48) dating from the eighteenth century which has advice about studying law.  Books about how to study law are a well-established feature of modern legal educational

12 Nov 2020: There is a perception that the cost of entry is high and limited understanding of BIM and how it could support better budget efficiency and service delivery, as well as a ... The cost of dedicated software, purchase of data environments and changes to

3 Mar 2020: Serena Cole is a first-year medic and BME Officer of the newly elected Trinity College Students’ Union. Today she is co-hosting a social event to discuss divers

31 May 2020: they find to study, especially when they move on to more independent research in their final year, or undertake postgraduate courses.

26 May 2020: Here is a poem by the English poet, Geoffrey Hill. Christmas Trees Bonhoeffer in his skylit cell bleached by the flares’ candescent fall, pacing out his own citadel, restores the broken themes of praise, encourages our borrowed days, by logic of

28 Oct 2020: Trinity students chart their own experience of being black at Cambridge in a compelling exhibition of portraits and a revealing short film.

23 Jan 2020: As a 19-year-old studying film and television at Brunel University, Guy Gunaratne came across an anonymous video of a narrated essay over archival footage. It t

22 Dec 2020: Trinity student Euan Ong was a member of the team placed third out of 51 teams competing in the recent global C2C CTF challenge. He describes the demands of thi

6 Aug 2020: Catherine Barnard is Professor of EU Law and Employment Law at Cambridge and Senior Tutor at Trinity. In 2019 she was awarded the Pilkington Prize for Teaching

13 Nov 2020: At the start of the last academic year, the Vice-Chancellor announced the Harding Challenge, made possible by part of a £100 million gift from David and Claudia Harding. The Harding’s vision is to encourage new donors to collegiate Cambridge and

11 Dec 2020: Food is an important part of Christmas festivities and many of our present day gastronomic traditions have their origins in centuries old recipes. These recipes were shared by word-of-mouth or passed down in private notes or journals, but from the

7 Jul 2020: For some, these plans (such as QR code entry, frictionless registrations and digital guest books) were already in development but have been accelerated in response to occupier demands.

3 Jun 2020: Announcing the social entrepreneurs shortlisted for the 2020 Cambridge Social Innovation Prize, awarded by Trinity Hall and the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation at the University of Cambridge From fighting loneliness on your morning jog, to

6 Nov 2020: The most vital message that members of academic staff want to put across at this difficult moment of entering a second lockdown is that we want you to take great care of your wellbeing – and that we are here to help and support you.

20 Jul 2020: As businesses struggle through COVID-19 lockdown, many social entrepreneurs face an unexpected challenge – unprecedented demand for their services, which address deep needs in the community. The second annual Cambridge Social Innovation Prize,

11 Dec 2020: Professor Boyd Hilton remembers 'Trinity's finest recent all-rounder.'  Garry Runciman was Trinity's finest recent all-rounder and something of a phenomenon. Fo

27 Jul 2020: A woman who had a life-saving kidney transplant back in 1970 celebrates 50 years of healthy active life. Angela Dunn, now 74 and living in France, is thought to be the longest-surviving transplant* patient in the world, still leading a healthy life

7 May 2020: Search. Trinity Hall postgraduate student wins Vice-Chancellor’s Social Impact Award. Trinity Hall postgraduate student wins Vice-Chancellor’s Social Impact Award.

22 Jan 2020: Investments in private equity have also begun to make a significant impact and are likely to be increased in the future, mindful of investor liquidity requirements. ... best undergraduate and postgraduate students; failure to ensure that educational