Looking back 700 years to Trinity’s origins
On 7 July 1317, King Edward II set up a society of King’s Scholars at the University of Cambridge, which 20 years later was established as ‘The King’s Hall.’
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Welcome to Trinity: Open Days for prospective students
Students, staff and Fellows at Trinity are looking forward to welcoming prospective applicants to the College on Thursday 6 and Friday 7 July, in conjunction with the University of Cambridge Open Days.
40 years of women at Trinity: new photographic portraits
When pupils from a local primary school visited Trinity recently, one girl looked around the imposing dining hall and asked: ‘Why are there no ladies on the walls?’
Trinity Poets on the BBC
Trinity alumna and poet, Rebecca Watts, and Trinity Fellow, Professor Adrian Poole, will feature in a BBC Look East report on Monday 12 June about Trinity Poets, the first anthology of poems by nearly 50 authors from Elizabethan times to the present, all members of the College.
‘Who would turn down the chance to speak at Hay?!’
Talks by Trinity Fellows at the Hay Festival 2017 are now available online (for a small fee). Among the Fellows speaking at the 30th Hay Festival were Professor Catherine Barnard, Dr Hugh Hunt, Professor David Tong, Lord Rees, Professor Greg Hannon and Professor Simon Baron-Cohen.