Trinity and Parent Power Oldham join forces to empower the next generation
…You need to be courageous enough to think about a very high future, a very promising future. Anybody can go to Oxford and Cambridge provided you are working hard. That’s…
Trinity commits to net zero by 2050 and divestment from fossil fuels
Trinity Fellows students, alumni and staff have welcomed changes to the College’s investment policy, which has been amended to commit to net zero carbon emissions before 2050, in line with…
Trinity pilots Year 12 mentoring scheme in response to the pandemic
Trinity’s new Year 12 Mentoring Scheme is designed to combat the negative consequences of the pandemic on pupils’ learning and compensate for support they could have missed out on for…
‘Some cyber security challenges feel like a treasure hunt…’
Chris Underhill studied Physics at Trinity, graduating in summer 2020. He is now a Global Markets Strategist for Goldman Sachs. As 1o Trinity students prepare for this year’s global ethical…
‘Bad guys are organised, so we have to be organised too’: Professor Frank Stajano on the vital need for expert cyber defenders
For an academic who can foresee the potentially catastrophic consequences on society of a sustained cyber security attack, Professor Frank Stajano is surprisingly upbeat. Always on his mind as Head…
General David Petraeus to give Lees Knowles Lecture
General David Petraeus, former Director of the CIA and Commander of US Forces in Afghanistan, will give the Lees Knowles Lecture 2020 on Thursday 19 November, 5-6pm. The event will…
Dame Sally Davies receives Nelson Mandela Prize for Health Promotion
Dame Sally Davies, Master of Trinity, has received the inaugural Nelson Mandela Prize for Health Promotion from the World Health Organization (WHO) in recognition of her ‘profound impact’ on health…
#TrinTogether: Trinity’s Sports Challenge!
Whether you do online yoga, workout in your room, walk the dog, run, cycle or somersault– it all counts towards the Trinity College Lockdown2 Sports Challenge! Trinity students, staff, alumni…
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 of Cambridge. He receives his PhD officially at tomorrow’s ceremony,…
Ben Okri and Benjamin Zephaniah in conversation
Leading writers Ben Okri and Benjamin Zephaniah will be in conversation on Thursday 15 October, 4pm-5.30pm, as part of Trinity’s celebration of Black History Month. The Famished Road, Ben Okri's…
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