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Winners of the ‘Byron Now’ competition announced
Cambridge students have risen to the challenge of creating verse or prose inspired or provoked by Trinity alumnus Lord Byron…
Trinity’s garden opens for National Garden Scheme
The Fellows’ Garden at Trinity will open for the 96th time as part of the National Garden Scheme on Sunday…
‘… on the impossibility of being Byron in 2024’: Rebecca Watts at The Byron Festival
Trinity alumna Rebecca Watts is a Cambridge-based poet and Royal Literary Fund Writing Fellow. Her debut collection The Met Office…
‘It’s a poem that already felt like a song’: Dame Judith Weir at The Byron Festival
Acclaimed composer Dame Judith Weir describes the creative process of setting a poem to music as part of the Byron…
Inspired by ‘Don Juan’: Dr Dan Sperrin at The Byron Festival
Trinity Junior Research Fellow, Dr Dan Sperrin, who is writing a history of satire in English literature, is also a…
The Clark Lectures 2024: A voice of the lyric? Denise Riley
Denise Riley will give the Clark Lectures 2024 on the theme ‘A voice of the lyric?’ A Fellow of the…
Romeo and Juliet performed in Trinity’s Chapel for the first time
Trinity students are staging Shakespeare’s tragic romance in the College Chapel for the first time. The Monday 4 March performances,…
The Byrothon: ‘an extraordinary collaboration’
More than 2500 people online and in person watched Trinity’s Byrothon, the 24-hour reading of alumnus Lord Byron’s works, which…
Lord Byron’s Ghost haunts Antechapel
Lord Byron haunts the Antechapel, alongside other famous alumni, 200 years after the College authorities denied him a resting place…
The Byrothon: a 24-hour reading of alumnus Lord Byron’s works
Trinity is hosting the The Byrothon: a 24-hour reading of alumnus Lord Byron’s works, 23 February – 24 February, which…