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Come and Sing!
Music student Frankie Postles invites young people in Cambridge to Come and Sing at Trinity on Saturday 9 June. What…
Fiction and fact: JRF Dr Clare Walker Gore delves into writers’ lives
Dr Clare Walker Gore came to Trinity in 2016 from Selwyn College after her PhD which explored the fictional representations…
Cambridge students help strengthen the Seren Network
Cambridge students plan to return to schools in Wales as part of new initiatives to build on the success of…
Wifredo Lam, books and poetry, in the Wren Library
Rare books illustrated by renowned Cuban artist Wifredo Lam are on display in the Wren Library until 14 June 2018…
Open Days at Trinity: find out more
Are you curious about studying at Cambridge but confused by the college system, or want to know more about applying? What’s…
A bowling machine, tennis balls and a paddling pool in the Royal Albert Hall?
Trinity’s Dr Hugh Hunt and three Cambridge students will demonstrate the science behind the bouncing bomb on the 75th anniversary…
Women and Global Leadership Forum at Trinity
A high-level Argentinian delegation of politicians, business leaders and civil society practitioners, will participate in a roundtable on 9 May…
Professor Lynn Gladden appointed Executive Chair of EPSRC
Trinity Fellow, Professor Lynn Gladden, will be the next Executive Chair of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)…
Viewing the past from multiple angles: JRF Dr George Roberts
Dr George Roberts is a historian of post-colonial Africa and its roles during the international affairs of the late twentieth…
Stonehenge: a monument to heathenism?
Professor of Modern History at Cambridge and Fellow of Trinity, Alexandra Walsham, will give the second Women of Trinity Lecture,…