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It was a case of get your pin-hole paper, colander (or in this case cake tray) out and share solar glasses, to view the ...
14/08/2026

It was a case of get your pin-hole paper, colander (or in this case cake tray) out and share solar glasses, to view the solar eclipse at Trinity this week.

Pictured are students and staff enjoying the moment (safely) and a wonderful image of the eclipse shining down the Avenue.

For some much older eclipses, Trinity’s Wren Library has some fascinating illustrations including a late fourteenth-century text bound within Chaucer’s Treatise on the Astrolabe.

Thanks for photos and goodwill to Elly White, Ollie Plans and other students, Rob Skrodzki, Dr Anne McLaughlin and the Wren Library.

13/08/2026

Welcome to Trinity! 👋

We can’t wait for new students to join us in October 🤩

13/08/2026

Happy A-Level Results Day! 🎉

Well done to everyone receiving results today.

Huge congratulations from everyone here at the College.

If you’re coming to Trinity in October, we look forward to welcoming you soon. 👋

07/08/2026

'It has really taken a village for me to come here.'

Waleed Nazir Latoo grew up in Kashmir and worked as a lawyer in Delhi for a few years after graduating from National Law University, Delhi. This summer he graduated with a Master of Law from Trinity – realising a long-held ambition of studying at the University of Cambridge. 🎓

Waleed came to Cambridge in 2025 thanks to the Singhvi Trinity Scholarship, which was created by Trinity alumnus Dr Abhishek Singhvi (1979) to enable a resident of India to undertake the Master of Law at Trinity.

Waleed's plans next? Relax over the summer and then return to Delhi and legal practice, with the ultimate aim of setting up his own firm in the future.👏

Trinity Fellow Professor Joel Robbins has been elected to The British Academy. 👏 Director of Studies in Human, Social an...
30/07/2026

Trinity Fellow Professor Joel Robbins has been elected to The British Academy. 👏

Director of Studies in Human, Social and Political Sciences at Trinity, Prof Robbins is a Social Anthropologist working mostly in the South Pacific, in particular in Papua New Guinea.

For much of the last 30 years he has studied religion, helping develop the anthropological study of Christianity and the study of global Pentecostalism.

He is also interested in the anthropology of ethics, values and radical cultural change.

Congratulations to our latest graduates 🎓A total of 62 graduands had their degrees conferred, mostly postgraduate studen...
24/07/2026

Congratulations to our latest graduates 🎓

A total of 62 graduands had their degrees conferred, mostly postgraduate students plus medics! 🎉

We wish you all the best for your future endeavours. Keep in touch and update your details with the College’s Alumni Relations & Development Office via the link in our bio.

📸 David Johnson

23/07/2026

The graduand procession from Great Court to Senate House is a special Trinity tradition. 🎓🎉

Huge congratulations to our 62 students who graduated today! Thanks to their families and friends for making it such a memorable occasion.

Cambridge University and Trinity College, Cambridge have launched a global hunt for a new Professor of Sustainability 🌍C...
21/07/2026

Cambridge University and Trinity College, Cambridge have launched a global hunt for a new Professor of Sustainability 🌍

Cambridge is seeking a behavioural scientist whose expertise will help drive change in our choices, behaviour and actions, one of the most challenging aspects of climate change.

Supported by the Hatton Trust, this new Professorship reflects the commitment of Trinity College and the University of Cambridge to invest in research that can benefit the environment and improve sustainability.

The Hatton Professorship of Sustainability will be advertised this summer, with the successful candidate starting in the academic year 2026/27. The new Professor will become a Fellow of Trinity College.

20/07/2026

Trinity graduate Nat Riches co-wrote 1816 whilst studying Natural Sciences University of Cambridge.

Staging the production Camden Fringe with Cambridge University Musical Theatre Society and Brighton Fringe as well releasing an original cast performance album.

Nat shares about finding fulfilment alongside studying, hopes for the future of the musical and plans for after graduation. 🎓

Trinity PhD student Bjorn Olaisen, who is from Norway, talked to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire's Dotty McLeod about his count...
15/07/2026

Trinity PhD student Bjorn Olaisen, who is from Norway, talked to BBC Radio Cambridgeshire's Dotty McLeod about his country’s performance in the World Cup this week. ⚽

‘People are just very proud and happy that we came that far … We have never come that far and we respect England a lot ... England and Norway are very good friends, so we will definitely support England,’ he said. 🤝

Listen ➡️ https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002yjf7 (starts 2:15)

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