Trinity launches new student Ambassador Scheme
More than 40 students have signed up to Trinity’s new Ambassador Scheme to volunteer on outreach activities.
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Geometry in Engineering: Q&A with Professor Joan Lasenby
Professor Joan Lasenby was among the first female undergraduates at Trinity in 1978. She studied Mathematics and admits that at the time 'engineering was something of a mystery to me'. She went on to a PhD in Radio and Molecular Studies at the Cavendish Laboratory.
The Trevelyan brothers and the First World War
The Trevelyan brothers, Robert, Charles and George, who all attended Trinity, provide a microcosm in one family of the range of attitudes towards the First World War. Trinity archivist Rebecca Hughes explores the brothers’ experience of and attitudes to war.
40 years of women at Trinity: your memories and ideas wanted!
Alumni, Fellows, staff and students are invited to contribute their experiences, memories and thoughts about studying, living and working at Trinity.
‘Doing internships definitely made a difference in getting a job’
Less than a year after she graduated, Trinity alumna Richelle George has begun her first job in international development, based in Cyprus, with Acasus, a consultancy that works with governments to improve health and education systems.