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‘Being part of CUBC has taught me so many things I could never have learned in a lecture hall’
Hugo Ramambason is the first cox to become President of the Cambridge University Boat Club. The fourth-year chemical engineering student…
Trinity supports Target Oxbridge
Trinity has committed £30,000 to Target Oxbridge for 2018 to enable more black and minority ethnic students to benefit from…
Professor Stephen Hawking: an appreciation by Lord Rees
The Astronomer Royal and former Master of Trinity College, Lord Martin Rees, pays tribute to Professor Stephen Hawking, 1942-2018. Soon…
Mapping the heavens and charting a career in science
Professor Priya Natarajan was the first woman in Astrophysics to become a Fellow of Trinity. Now at Yale, she she…
‘I had never written a poem before and had no intention of entering the competition…’
Trinity Gardener Jonathan Strauss was not alone in being unexpectedly inspired by the Gormley sculpture. He submitted a poem to…
Raising the roof for prison outreach
Choir members at Trinity, Darwin and Christ’s Colleges have organised a concert in Trinity’s Chapel on Friday 23 February, 8pm,…
Climate Change Lecture Series 2018
The 2018 Climate Change Lecture Series starts today with ideas and actions from Bangladesh to tackle the issue. This lecture,…
‘The sculpture has clearly struck a chord’
Among those at the official unveiling of FREE OBJECT at Trinity today will be students and staff who wrote or…
Birkbeck Lecture Series: the religious life of things in early Christianity
For a distinguished academic, Professor Julia Smith is interested in surprisingly ordinary things – twigs, stones, flasks of water, baked…
Tributes paid to Professor Alan Baker
Colleagues have paid tribute to the mathematician and Fellow of Trinity College, Professor Alan Baker (1939-2018), who passed away on…