Dr Peter Biar Ajak receives Cambridge PhD: a first for South Sudan
Trinity alumnus Dr Peter Biar Ajak is the first South Sudanese national to be awarded a PhD from the University…
Trinity musicians play on
As the country continues to wait for the full resumption of live music performances we look at some of the…
How Trinity’s Choir is keeping the music playing
Whether it’s Bach’s Mass in B Minor, Howells’ Collegium Regale, or music by living composers, Trinity College Choir is world-renowned…
Performing a brilliant balancing act: alumna Helen Charlston on carving out a career in music
Helen Charlston was a choral scholar at Trinity, 2011-2015, while studying Music. Here the mezzo-soprano talks about her career, offers…
Trinity alumni pursue PPE supplies in UK-China collaboration to protect NHS and Social Care staff
Trinity alumna Professor Sadaf Farooqi is spearheading a Cambridge-China appeal to raise £5 million for PPE and alumnus Professor Yang…
Dr Neil Cunningham’s top tips for freshers
Neil Cunningham studied Medicine at Trinity and graduated last year. He is now working as a first year doctor at Northampton…
Pioneering physics’ educator wins award
Soon after Lisa Wright arrived at Trinity in 1994 she realised that studying physics at university needed a completely different…
It felt like a revolution
As part of the 40th anniversary of women undergraduates arriving at Trinity, the College commissioned a film from Sonum Sumaria,…
Modern art installation in a medieval setting
A grand set of rooms in the oldest part of College plays host to an eclectic exhibition of art by…
The Trevelyan brothers and the First World War
The Trevelyan brothers, Robert, Charles and George, who all attended Trinity, provide a microcosm in one family of the range…
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