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Enter stage left: 18th century forger W H Ireland and his Shakespeare play, rediscovered after 200 years
220 years ago Richard Brinsley Sheridan was assembling a star-studded cast for the world premiere of a newly discovered Shakespeare…
‘This day will stay with me for the rest of my life’
Two Trinity students rowed to victory in the Cancer Research UK Boat Races this year. MPhil student Ali Abbasi was…
Rediscovering Frantz Fanon
Lost or forgotten works by psychiatrist and political thinker Frantz Fanon have been unearthed by Trinity Fellow Dr Jean Khalfa…
BBC features rare Shakespeare folios from the Wren
The Wren Library’s Capell Collection of Shakespeare’s plays featured on BBC Look East on 21 March as part of events marking…
On benefits and benefactions
Catherine Barnard is Professor of European Union Law and Employment Law at Cambridge and Senior Tutor at Trinity College. She…
‘It can be tough to settle into a new, middle-class culture’
Trinity College’ Schools Liaison Officer Terri-Leigh Riley is spearheading a new University society to help students from diverse backgrounds throughout…
Discrete analyst of academic publishing launches open access journal
It may be necessary for things to go a bit quiet while we lay the ground work and put in…
Trinity, complicity and the Supreme Court
Trinity Law Fellow Dr Matt Dyson provided academic firepower for the successful appeal against the doctrine of ‘joint enterprise’, or…
Trinity Master breaks ground on John Bradfield Centre
The Master of Trinity, Sir Gregory Winter, broke ground on the £20 million John Bradfield Centre at Cambridge Science Park…
Saints, sufferers, scroungers and symbols: exploring Victorian representations of disability
Dr Clare Walker Gore is one of seven new Junior Research Fellows at Trinity this year. She explains her research…