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Wired for Change
Duncan Malthouse-Hobbs became Head of IT at Trinity in October 2015. He describes his department’s remit and skills, and the…
Trinity’s global competition for outstanding young scholars
Applications are open for Trinity’s prestigious Junior Research Fellowships, which offer four years of ‘extraordinary liberty’ for early career academics…
Trinity’s Manciple retires
After 43 years at Trinity, the Manciple, Maria Liston, is retiring. If you haven’t come across Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales,…
Profile of Gordon Welchman (1925), war hero who played a vital role in cracking the Nazi Enigma code.
Shortly before his death in 1985, Gordon Welchman wrote: “The stories of Alan Turing’s life and mine have two things…
EU Referendum: message from the Master of Trinity College, Cambridge
In light of the uncertainty generated by the result of the EU Referendum the College would like to reassure current…
Graduation day at Trinity
Overcast skies and drizzle couldn’t dampen the spirits of the 193 Trinity graduands presented for their degrees by Trinity’s Praelector,…
Celebrating 150 years of Trinity’s May Ball
Undeterred by summer showers, revellers relished Trinity’s May Ball, which this year celebrated its 150th anniversary. Some 1800 guests attended the historic…
Head Porter’s portrait unveiled
Trinity Head Porter Peter Windmill isn’t one for the limelight. But he has taken part in Louise Riley-Smith’s project to…
‘There are no rules for inspiration’
Professor Angela Leighton is Senior Research Fellow in poetry at Trinity. Spills is her most recent collection of poetry. It includes…
Seventeenth-century scientific sensation on the BBC
Dean of Trinity, Professor Sachiko Kusukawa, discusses Robert Hooke’s unusual combination of skills on The One Show. Hooke’s intricate pictures…