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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…
Pink Week at Trinity
Sing your heart out at karaoke, watch the College’s netball and hockey teams battling it out, eat and/or bake a…
‘It’s a devastating yet beautiful play’: Trinity students stage ‘The Normal Heart’
For Trinity students involved in staging Larry Kramer’s play The Normal Heart, AIDS was, says Alex Velody, ‘something before our…
Black History Month 2023 at Trinity: Afro-Surrealism
Trinity’s Black History Month Society has organised a range of events and an exhibition exploring Afro-Surrealism this October. ‘The theme…
‘I will focus on championing the voices of those too often silenced’: Keziah Prescod
Second-year Languages student Keziah Prescod talks about their love of theatre and directorial debut in Cambridge, and why A Raisin…
Four women went to mow, went to mow the Meadow Circle
Four women scythers mowed the Meadow Circle in New Court on the eve of the autumn equinox – the first…
Gardeners chart biodiversity at Trinity
Trinity’s gardeners will document the biodiversity of the College’s 36-acre garden using iRecord to chart the variety and prevalence of…