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Black History Month 2023 at Trinity: Afro-Surrealism

Trinity’s Black History Month Society has organised a range of events and an exhibition exploring Afro-Surrealism this October. ‘The theme arose out of the negritude movement as a visual, literary and artistic movement deepening black consciousness amongst the diasporas,’ said…

Classics

Oedipus and the Sphinx: interior tondo of an Attic red-figure kylix from Vulci attributed to the painter of Oedipus (today in the Vatican Museums in Rome, cat. 16541)

Tributes paid to Mihajlo Sporić

Tributes have been paid to Mihajlo Sporić, a third year Physics student at Trinity, who was buried today in his home town of Belgrade, Serbia, at a service attended by more than a thousand people.  Trinity’s Senior Tutor, Professor Catherine…

TriniTea: Adrian, Fellow

Ten years in the making, this scholarly tome was published on 19 March at the start of the lockdown. The mug loyally attended the final phase of its editor’s labours. It commemorates an exhibition of photographs in the Wren Library…

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TriniTea: Sandy, Library

This mug was bought in the Hermitage on my one and only visit to St Petersburg in 2015. It’s an image from a Lubok, a Russian popular print, and it shows Peter the Great. I use it almost every day…

Further Reading

There is, as yet, no full-length account of Trinity’s history. The following works, presented below in chronological order of publication, are suggested by way of introduction. Trevelyan’s brief sketch (*) – a copy of which is presented to Scholars upon…

Resources

Jump to: Books and Journals | Borrowing  |eResources | DVDs and CDs | Other Items Books and Journals Trinity is the largest of the Cambridge college libraries. We aim to stock all the books required for Part I undergraduate courses,…

Modern Manuscripts

The images in the Wren Digital Library are Copyright the Master and Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge and covered by a Creative Commons BY-NC license. Anyone wishing to obtain the original high resolution images for publication or for other reasons should please contact the…

The Crewe Collection

From West Horsley Place to Trinity Library | Work on the Crewe Collection The Crewe Collection consists of over 7,500 books bequeathed by Mary, Duchess of Roxburghe, 1915-2014. Her father, Robert Crewe-Milnes, and grandfather, Richard Monckton Milnes, both studied at Trinity before…

From West Horsley Place to Trinity Library

Moving the collection The Crewe Collection arrived at Trinity in late 2015, a week before Christmas. The move was carefully planned, and preceded by months of visits to West Horsley Place, the last residence of the Duchess of Roxburghe, by…

Social Media

The Library has been active on social media since 2014. Our blog, Treasures from the Collection, focuses on the digitisation project, items from the Crewe Collection, and news of interest to the general public visiting the Wren and our website…

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 of attitudes towards the First World War. Trinity archivist Rebecca Hughes explores the brothers’ experience of and attitudes to war.…

Byron in the Yucatán

Lord Byron never visited the Yucatán. But Trinity Fellow, Professor Adrian Poole, found his writings about the ruins of the ‘Old World’ invaluable when reflecting on Maya ruins today.  The great pyramid at the Maya ruins of Cobá in the…

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