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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…
FIRST PERSON: ‘Studying maths at Trinity has exceeded my expectations – and surprised me in many ways’
Carmen Bizga-Nicolescu is a first-year Maths student at Trinity. She is a recipient of the Trinity International Bursary for European…
Trinity Challenge 2025 winners announced
The Trinity Challenge has announced the two winning teams from its global innovation competition on Community Access to Effective Antibiotics,…
Trinity Challenge launches £1 million competition for better community access to effective antibiotics
The Trinity Challenge led by the Master, Professor Dame Sally Davies, has launched a new £1 million competition to combat…
Trinity Challenge 2024 awards £2.7 million to help farmers and health workers combat antimicrobial resistance
The Trinity Challenge 2024 has announced four winning teams using new technologies to tackle the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance…
The Trinity Challenge on Antimicrobial Resistance selects eight finalists
The Trinity Challenge has announced eight finalists in its competition aimed at tackling the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR)…
Trinity donors give £8 million to support PhD students
Trinity alumni and supporters of the College have endowed six PhD studentships in the last 18 months to tackle some…
Trinity increases support for international students
Trinity has enabled more bursaries for international students, undergraduate and postgraduate, to study at Cambridge through innovative partnerships with the…
Jardine Scholar Phoebe Bintoro: ‘the scholarship has unlocked so many opportunities for me to pursue my passions’
First-year Natural Sciences student and Jardine Scholar Phoebe Bintoro describes her experience of Cambridge so far. How did you come…