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Tropic of Cancer screening with Q&A
The tough existence of Mexico’s 21st century ‘hunter-gatherers’ will be brought vividly to life at Trinity tomorrow. Tropic of Cancer,…
Marking 40 years of women at Trinity
More than 100 female students and Fellows gathered in Trinity’s vast Hall early on Monday morning to mark the 40th…
Rebuilding Hitler’s ‘Supergun’
On Channel 4 this Sunday, Dr Hugh Hunt will show viewers how Hitler’s notorious ‘V-3 Supergun’ worked, and what killed…
Inside a 17th-century pirate’s cookbook
Dr Joe Moshenska is a Fellow in English at Trinity, where he mostly teaches Renaissance literature. He is interested in…
The brains behind Trinity’s first BME conference
Political science student Sarah Lusack was inspired to organize a conference for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) students after her…
Singing the praises of evensong
When former choral scholar at Trinity, Guy Hayward (2005), looked online to find evensong services at churches he planned to visit,…
What today’s engineers can learn from wartime innovators
Dr Hugh Hunt, Fellow of Trinity and Reader in the Department of Engineering, has brought large-scale engineering to life on…
Decoding the Earth’s chemical secrets reaps rewards
He has not reached the ends of the Earth yet, but Dr John Rudge, a Fellow of Trinity and Lecturer…
Student achievement recognised
Towards dusk last Friday, students trickled into the ante-chapel. Clad in gowns, they were assembling for a special ceremony, the Admission…
Robert Hooke’s intricate pictures of the human and natural world up close
…’being look’d upon with a Microscope’ Robert Hooke’s intricate pictures of the human and natural world up close – including…