Missed the Centre for Geopolitics' most recent panel? 🎙️ Master Mary Hockaday, Roger Mosey, and Jeremy Adelman recently joined the Centre to discuss the role of the media in framing global events. If you couldn't attend, catch up on their discussion by watching the event video below. 👇

If you're ready to start your postgraduate journey with us, we're ready to accept your application! Get going with our handy guide to postgraduate applications: http://bit.ly/4nsSXhq

Trinity Hall Fellow Dr @leede-wit.bsky.social and researchers at the @campsydept.bsky.social recently conducted a study exploring how different types of messaging can influence UK public attitudes toward migration. Check out their research findings below 👇

Trinity Hall is taking on University Challenge! 🎬 Tune in tonight (15 September) at 8.30pm on BBC Two to watch students Teymour Taj, Jake Bransgrove, Jeffrey Opreij, Shannon Gilbert and reserve member Sam Webb take on the London School of Economics (LSE). Go team! 👏

We are thrilled to announce that alumni Dr Emma Pooley (Engineering, 2001) and Sir Tom Scholar GCB (History, 1987) will join the Trinity Hall Fellowship as our newest Honorary Fellows.🎉

In an insightful webinar with the Centre for Geopolitics, Master Mary Hockaday, Roger Mosey (Master of Selwyn College) and Jeremy Adelman (Director of the Global History Lab at the @cam.ac.uk) will explore how journalism shapes public understanding of global events. Make sure to register below 👇

What's a Cambridge lecture like? What should I include in my personal statement? Is Cambridge for me? 🤔 These were just a few of the questions answered at our residential this week, as part of our jam-packed 'You'll Fit In' admissions programme.

An opportunity for international collaboration 🌏

Lord Chris Smith has been elected as the new Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. Lord Smith said “To be elected as Chancellor of the University I love is a huge honour. I’m thrilled." Read more about Lord Smith and the Chancellor election 👉 www.cam.ac.uk/about-the-un...

Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville joins the British Academy Fellowship 🎉

Congratulations to our incredible winners of the Cambridge Social Innovation Prize 2025! 💡 These exceptional innovators and entrepreneurs are driving social change through their commitment to creating real-world impact for individuals and communities across the UK.

Honouring Trinity Hall members' contributions to medicine. 👑 Trinity Hall Honorary Fellow and alumnus, Professor Sir Simon Wessely, and alumnus, Professor Iain Whitaker, have both been recognised in the 2025 King’s Birthday Honours list.

How are Cambridge researchers leading the way in exploring climate challenges?🧊

Entrepreneurs for social change 💡 Students from the Trinity Hall Catalysts programme gathered last night for a presentation showcase to pitch their unique projects to a judging panel of industry experts.

The recording is now out! 📽️ Master Mary Hockaday recently chaired the latest event in the University of Cambridge's Vice-Chancellor’s Dialogues series, titled "Free Speech: Where do we draw the line?" Watch the full event on the University of Cambridge's (@cam.ac.uk)YouTube channel below. 👇

A college dedicated to a more sustainable future. Trinity Hall has earned a Platinum Green Impact Award for our continued commitment to sustainability.

An insightful and thought-provoking panel.🎙 Master Mary Hockaday recently chaired the latest event in the University of Cambridge's Vice-Chancellor’s Dialogues series, a panel titled "Free Speech: Where Do We Draw the Line?" Stay tuned for a video of the panel 📹

Ever wondered why eating something sugary gives you such an energy boost? 🍰

Was there once life on Mars? 💭 Former Trinity Hall Visiting Fellow Dr Ben Tutolo is the lead author in a ground-breaking study that suggests that, at some point in the planet’s life-span, Mars could have supported life.

Pushing the boundaries of fundamental physics 📈 Trinity Hall Fellow Dr Bill Balunas is one of a group of researchers at CERN to be recognised with the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics, for their part in the international ATLAS collaboration.

This programme is generously supported by the Avery-Tsui Foundation, and is a collaboration between Cambridge University Library, @ucsandiego.bsky.social Library and @trinityhallcamb.bsky.social

▶️ Watch Emma Laube reflect on her experience as the 2025 WongAvery Visiting Scholar, and hear about the remarkable materials she's encountered in our Chinese Collections. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezuT...

Do you remember the first time you visited Cambridge? 👨‍🏫 Last week we were excited to welcome a group of Year 12 students to experience a taste of life at Cambridge as part of our You'll Fit In residential.

Co-directed by our Senior Tutor Dr Michael Sutherland, STEM SMART is a pioneering programme that helps students build their academic skills and confidence in STEM subjects. Read more about the programme below. www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/news/hundred...

Dr Isabelle McNeill has been posthumously awarded a 2025 Pilkington Prize for her “creative, critically vibrant and exemplary contributions to French and to Film & Screen in MMLL." www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/news/fellow-...

Meet the winners and runners-up of the Trinity Hall Prize in Student Journalism: Wilf Vall, Scout Brobst, Felix Armstrong, and Aniya Pramanik. www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/news/cambrid...

We were joined last night by Professor Victoria Avery (Lead Curator of the Rise Up exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum) and Professor Nicole Cherry (Assistant Professor of Violin at the University of Texas) to discuss George Bridgtower's long-forgotten links to Cambridge.

Lent Bumps begins this week! 🚣‍♀️ Check out the Bumps timetable below for all the race details and make sure to join us on the river to support our crews. Row Hall! www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/blogs/lent-b...

From Cambridge to Siberia and back: Our conversation with @trinityhallcamb.bsky.social Master Mary Hockaday after my induction as Honorary Fellow last month. Always a pleasure to be back in the alma mater. Full video: youtube.com/watch?v=Xb6L...

Honorary Fellow Professor Jo Dunkley delivered the inaugural Thouless Natural Sciences Lecture today, a lecture established in honour of alumnus and Nobel prize-winner Professor David Thouless. Professor Dunkley shared how her team is studying millimetre-wavelength light to explore the universe.