News stories about College staff and practices
Cambridge residents have stopped in their tracks. Hundreds of photos have been taken. There is pleasure on social media and praise for the gardeners. It’s all down to the crocus, a striking little plant that has been cultivated around the world for 3,500 years.
…You need to be courageous enough to think about a very high future, a very promising future. Anybody can go to Oxford and Cambridge provided you are working hard.
Trinity Fellows students, alumni and staff have welcomed changes to the College’s investment policy, which has been amended to commit to net zero carbon emissions before 2050, in line with the spirit of the Paris Agreement.
Trinity students Serena Cole, Elizabeth Beevers and Vanessa Tang have devised a by-students-for-students mentoring scheme for Year 12 black students, which builds on Target Oxbridge’s national programme.
Members of Trinity's Gardens Team swapped spades and secateurs for binoculars and notebooks for the Big Garden Birdwatch (BGB). Senior Gardener Karen Wells reports on what they spotted across Trinity's 36-acre mixed habitat.