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English
The study of English at Trinity enables students to explore the most far-reaching of questions about what it means to be human, to exist in the world and to share this world with other people. We believe, though, that these…
Mathematics
The Mathematical Tripos was historically the first Tripos to be established at Cambridge and the study of Mathematics has always been seen as one of the University’s main strengths. The course provides a solid foundation for progression to advanced mathematics,…
May Newsletter 2021
May Newsletter 2021 Many congratulations to Trinity Fellow Professor Sir Shankar Balasubramanian (e1994) and Christ’s Fellow Professor Sir David Klenerman who have been awarded the prestigious 2020 Millennium Technology Prize for ‘their innovation of Next Generation DNA Sequencing (NGS), technology…
Living History: Emily Murray
My defining moment at Trinity
Living History: Kathleen Mitchell-Fox
My defining moment at Trinity
Succession: Emil Bowry
Emil Bowry First-year Engineering student
Sucession: Sinmi Tokede
Sinmi Tokede First-year Medical student
Succession: Michelle Acheampong
Michelle Acheampong First-year Land Economy student
Sucession: Samiha Hassan
Samiha Hassan First-year English student
Succession: Serena Cole
Serena Cole Second-year Medical student
Succession: Andrew Nelson
Andrew Nelson Final-year English student
Professor Marian Holness reveals the history beneath our feet
We often admire Cambridge’s historic buildings and beautiful views. But we should also look down at what lies beneath our feet, says Trinity Fellow in Earth Sciences, Professor Marian Holness. And nowhere more so than the cobbles in front of…
May Week Alternative milestone
Two Trinity undergraduates who set out to change the way we think about charity are celebrating a new milestone. After inspiring hundreds of students, raising £380,000 to help protect 450,000 people against malaria, and spreading the May Week Alternative movement…
Black Futures: Innovation & Generation at Trinity
Black History Month 2022 at Trinity features an exhibition of photographic portraits of Black students and their reflections related to the theme ‘Black Futures.’ Award-winning photographer Henry Kamara has built on the body of work created since the first Black…
‘Everyone is from different backgrounds but we are all interested in maths’
Rhianna from Skegness was one of 60 school students from across the UK who attended the Women in Maths Residential, jointly run by Christ’s College and Trinity College, 23-25 March. Rhianna said: At the beginning I didn’t know anyone, but…
‘Attending a Pupil Referral Unit was the best thing that could have happened to me’: George Baldock
History & Politics student George Baldock shares his educational journey to Trinity and what happened after his first tweet about Cambridge went viral. How would you describe your journey through the education system? Turbulent! I certainly didn’t take the course…
Celebrating 400 years since Shakespeare’s First Folio
As part of the 400th anniversary celebration of Shakespeare’s First Folio, Trinity is exhibiting two copies of this foundational work and the Shaffer Playwright-in-Residence Tom Murray is developing his play North Star, following a staged reading at Norwich Theatre Royal…
Women in Maths Residential
Hosted by Trinity College and Christ’s College, Women in Maths is a residential programme for women (Year 12 or equivalent) interested in studying maths, or highly mathematical adjacent courses, at top universities.
Applications are now open! Apply today.
Lord Byron’s Ghost haunts Antechapel
Lord Byron haunts the Antechapel, alongside other famous alumni, 200 years after the College authorities denied him a resting place here. During Trinity’s bicentenary commemoration of his death, a spectral image of the statue of Byron in the Wren Library…
‘The Old Firm’: Trinity’s success at the 1924 Olympics
As Trinity supports Imogen Grant’s quest for an Olympic medal, we look back on the College’s winners from the 1924 Paris Olympics. Charles Maxwell Eley, James McNabb, Robert Morrison and Terrence Sanders who had rowed together since their Eton College…
Olympic medalist Dr Imogen Grant returns to Trinity for her other medal
Olympic gold medalist Imogen Grant returned to Trinity and collected another medal – this one of plywood and MDF – from around Henry VIII’s neck at Great Gate via a cherry picker and amid cheers from the crowd below. Dr…
Trinity Business and City Association Dinner 2025
Registrations are now open for the Trinity Business & City Association Dinner, we bring together alumni and business leaders from across the city for an evening that promises stimulating conversations, professional networking, and the chance to forge connections old and…
TBCA: DSS Guest List
Please refer to the table below to view the current guest list for the upcoming Trinity Business and City Association: Distinguished Speaker Series with Lord Wolfson (CEO, Next PLC and Trinity alumnus) on 21 May. If your name is missing…
50th Anniversary Annual Gathering 1975 Guest List
Please refer to the table below to view the current list for the 50th Anniversary Annual Gathering for alumni who matriculated in 1975. Please note that the list does not include names of guests who are coming with the alumni…
Cellar Assistant (part-time)
Trinity College founded by Henry VIII in 1546 is the largest and one of the most impressive of the Cambridge Colleges with some 720 undergraduates, 350 postgraduates and 190 Fellows (the senior members of the College), plus some 350 staff…