News stories about our current students
Trinity student Jake Hennessey plays serious rugby and studies hard. A Blue in his first term, the Harlequins' Senior Academy member explains how he divides his time and what it's like to play - and win - at Twickenham.
When Trinity student Richelle George was weighing up her options for summer 2017, it didn’t take her long to decide. India’s Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) offered summer internships through Camvol, a charity that places Cambridge University students with a variety of grassroots and research organisations in India and Nepal.
From charities working with children in deprived areas of India’s big cities and grassroots organisations in the Himalayas, to internationally recognised NGOs and research institutes in Delhi, Camvol offers a wide variety of internships in India and Nepal.
Trinity students are leading the way in greening the College as part of a sustainable living agenda that involves growing vegetables, sharing food, more recycling and reducing energy use.
First-year undergraduates at Trinity are invited to nominate a teacher or careers adviser who inspired their passion for a subject, encouraged them to apply to Cambridge, or supported them through the application process.