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After the scything comes the sowing …
Members of Trinity’s Ethical and Green Affairs Society (TEGA) joined the gardeners to sow Yellow Rattle seeds across the Meadow…
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…
‘Attending a Pupil Referral Unit was the best thing that could have happened to me’: George Baldock
History & Politics student George Baldock shares his educational journey to Trinity and what happened after his first tweet about…
‘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…
Matriculation matters
Wearing their ‘Trinity blue’ gowns, 192 Freshers gathered in Nevile’s Court for the rite-of-passage Matriculation photograph on 2 October. Expertly…
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…
Trinity students’ Edinburgh sell-out musical transfers to London
Three Trinity students involved in the Edinburgh Fringe hit Palindrome are performing the musical at the Riverside Studios London, 8-10…
Aspiring existential risk researchers complete summer fellowship programme
Aspiring researchers from the US, France, Netherlands, Dubai, Israel, South Africa, the UK, Australia and New Zealand have completed a…
Towards a more symbiotic future …
Master’s student Toma-Jin Morikawa-Fouquet explains how his research into late nineteenth-and-twentieth-century Japanese thinkers curious about the universe inspired a work…