Hidden Casanova letter discovered
Giacomo Casanova’s legendary life of adventure is well known from his autobiographical Mémoires. The Venetian writer and traveller charmed his way…
Andrew Marvell: 400 years on
Professor Angela Leighton, Senior Research Fellow at Trinity, describes her creative response to the 400th anniversary of the birth of…
Trinity turns blue
Trinity’s iconic Wren Library turned blue last night in support of NHS staff and key workers across the UK. Dame…
Pittoni Painting returns to the Wren
Pittoni’s imposing oil painting ‘An Allegorical Monument to Sir Isaac Newton’ returned to the Wren Library last month following an…
Trinity’s bestiary dazzles in major Los Angeles exhibition
When the mythical bonnacon, an animal resembling a bull with a horse’s mane and curling horns, was pursued by hunters…
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…
Newton’s Cambridge papers added to UNESCO register
The Cambridge papers of Sir Isaac Newton, including his notebooks and an annotated copy of Principia Mathematica at Trinity, have…
Views of India: new exhibition in the Wren Library
Isaac Newton is one of many Trinity Fellows and alumni over the centuries whose curiosity about India has led to…
‘…too strong for words to name’
Co-Presidents of Trinity’s LGBT+ society, 1TQ, Mimi Trevelyan-Davis and James Riseley, and Fellow in English, Dr Joe Moshenska, have co-curated…
Life and death of Florence Nightingale’s beloved pet
A charmingly illustrated book about Florence Nightingale’s pet owl, written by her sister Parthenope, Lady Verney, is now viewable on…
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