Eat your Harte out Winnie-the-Pooh!
The bear of very little brain who encountered the wrong bees and got stung in 100-acre wood would have envied…
Key supporting role: Joanna Croney
Joanna Croney reflects on the family’s support of Lewis – and taking part in the Channel 4 documentary which charted her…
‘I thought it could inspire others like me to apply’
Trinity Maths student, Lewis Croney, talks about the Channel 4 documentary and his first term at Trinity. Why were you…
Call for entries: Gormley sculpture competition
It’s been called ‘a stunning new addition’ to the Backs, ‘a mesmeric installation’ and ‘a monstrosity.’ FREE OBJECT, the 10-tonne…
Illuminating Newton’s discoveries
A new exhibition at Newton’s birthplace, Woolsthorpe Manor, featuring his prism and portable sundial from Trinity, seeks to inspire young…
Trinity Trindle Tasting Panel verdict…
After 13 days, much social media activity, 200 entries from around the world, and a BBC Look East feature, the…
Silver lining of rugby is the perfection motivation to study hard
Trinity student Jake Hennessey plays serious rugby and studies hard. A Blue in his first term, the Harlequins’ Senior Academy…
A A Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh goes to London
A A Milne’s manuscript of Winnie-the-Pooh features in a major Victoria & Albert Museum exhibition about the genesis and legacy…
Bradfield Centre thrives
More than 200 entrepreneurs have joined the Bradfield Centre at Cambridge Science Park in pursuit of a particularly Cambridge endeavour.…
Advocate for change: Richelle George on interning in India
When Trinity student Richelle George was weighing up her options for summer 2017, it didn’t take her long to decide.…
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