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• His Honour, Dr Guy Scott (TH 1962), Vice President of Zambia is visiting Cambridge this month to speak at the inaugural conference of the Cambridge Africa Business Network. The conference will be held at Cambridge Judge Business School, with a dinner at Trinity Hall in the evening. Please link here for more details.
• The annual Commemoration of Benefactors took place in the Chapel on Sunday 5 February, with the address given by The Revd Professor George Newlands. To read a transcript of the address, please click here.
• Congratulations to our Vice-Master, Professor John Clarkson, who received a KU Leuven honorary doctorate for outstanding research on ageing. more...
• We are delighted by the election of Prof James Montgomery to the Sir Thomas Adams's Professorship of Arabic. This Chair is one of the oldest in the University, dating from 1632, and is the longest-established professorship of Arabic in the country.
• Trinity Hall celebrates Charles Dickens’ bi-centenary.  Read Charles Dickens’ letter to his son Henry Dickenswho came up to Trinity Hall in 1868 to read Mathematics.
• Trinity Hall is very sorry to announce the death of Mr Richard Newton, former Fellow and Bursar of the College, on Thursday 2nd February 2012.
• Trinity Hall alumnus and Honorary Fellow Professor Stephen Hawking celebrated his 70th birthday this month. There was a symposium to mark this event, and the BBC has also payed tribute to him in a series of programmes on Radio 4.
• Extreme Sleepovers - Breathless at Everest basecamp: Trinity Hall Fellow Dr Andrew Murray contributes the first article in a series of 12 reports from Cambridge researchers who tell us about the unfamiliar places where they’ve spent the night in the course of their work.
• It was with great sadness that we announced the recent death of Mr Cliff Pratten, Fellow in Economics from 1969 to 2002, and Emeritus Fellow since his retirement.  Emeritus Fellow, Graham Howes, has written a short tribute to him here
• Research Fellow, Stephen Pax Leonard, reflects on his year in Greenland's polar desert - watch a video and read more about his research He will be giving a lecture on his research in College on Monday 12 March at 7pm.

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