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A A Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh goes to London
A A Milne’s manuscript of Winnie-the-Pooh features in a major Victoria & Albert Museum exhibition about the genesis and legacy…
Internships in India: mutual benefit & meaningful exchange
From charities working with children in deprived areas of India’s big cities and grassroots organisations in the Himalayas, to internationally…
I wanted to introduce free play between lawn and library, earth and knowledge
A commanding sculpture by renowned artist Antony Gormley has been installed opposite the iconic Wren Library on Trinity’s historic Backs…
‘I hope it will be a lesson to me…the last such wine party I shall ever go to’
Confessions of a Trinity Fresher, 1831 More than 180 years ago, 18-year-old George Ferguson, of Houghton Hall, just north of…
New Cambridge Vice-Chancellor: Professor Stephen Toope
When Trinity alumnus Professor Stephen Toope was offered the job of Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge his initial reaction…
Creative Arts Fellowship marks 50 years
On the 50th anniversary of Trinity’s Fellowship in Creative Arts, Professor Adrian Poole reflects on living and working with resident composers,…
Pairings exhibition opens
Potsherds. A May bug. The report of a 17th-century magician’s trial. Zazel, ‘the human cannonball.’ The view from Newton’s rooms…
Trinity Poets on the BBC
Trinity alumna and poet, Rebecca Watts, and Trinity Fellow, Professor Adrian Poole, will feature in a BBC Look East report…
Trinity alumna plays pivotal role in improving Cambridge student diversity
Trinity alumna Sarah Lusack has played a pivotal role in Cambridge partnering with Target Oxbridge, an innovative programme that aims…
People want the UK to remain in the Single Market new research finds
Research into hundreds of people’s views about Brexit and the future UK-EU relationship led by Trinity Fellow, Professor Catherine Barnard,…