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Botanist John Ray’s 1650 garden reimagined
Trinity’s gardeners have reimagined the College garden created by alumnus and botanist John Ray (1627-1705) on what was ‘perhaps the…
Alumnus and Anglophile Ken Ludwig on his love of theatre
Trinity alumnus Ken Ludwig will share insights with College members from his 40-year career in theatre and film in conversation…
PhD student James Critchley throws light on Peter Shaffer’s unpublished play, 65 years on
Trinity PhD student James Critchley has unearthed a complete, unpublished play 65 years after Sir Peter Shaffer wrote it -…
Trinity celebrates Francis Bacon, England’s greatest Renaissance thinker
A new exhibition about Francis Bacon, who laid the foundations for modern science, has opened in Trinity College’s Wren Library,…
‘Without you, Tom, we wouldn’t have gotten to the moon’
American President Richard Nixon was speaking to Trinity alumnus and chemical engineer Tom Bacon in the wake of Apollo 11…
Trinity trio’s biotech start-up secures £65 million to progress drug development
A Cambridge biotech start-up created by three Trinity members to treat the rare and incurable condition amyloidosis has raised £65…
Why go into politics? Trinity’s Luke and William explain
William Deacon and Luke Patterson share three things in common: they studied Human, Social and Political Sciences at Cambridge, they…
Taoiseach announces first Childers Professor of Irish History
The Taoiseach of Ireland Micheál Martin announced that Professor Alvin Jackson will be the first Childers Professor of Irish History…
Meet the 2026 Trinity Bradfield Prize winners
Seaweed-based biofuel, carbon-eating concrete and a super-thin material heralding advances in quantum technologies have won this year’s Trinity Bradfield Prizes…
