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Photograph of Dr Neil Dewar with Trinity Hall crest
Trinity Hall philosopher awarded prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prize for outstanding research
Student Amalina Saifulmazli standing outside Trinity Hall
Monitoring coyotes to improve human and animal relations
Two people stand smiling in a room. On the left is Kate Weir from Cambridge Acorn Project and on the right is Trinity Hall student Rosalind Howell
Psychology degree helps Trinity Hall student create engaging and informative social media for local charity
Four headshots showing new Fellows at Trinity Hall in their formal outfits. Left to right you have Dr Emily Senior, Dr Jethro Calacday, Dr Katherine Schon and Mr Jonathan Klein.
New Fellows welcomed to Trinity Hall and exceptional scholars recognised
The College Crest of Trinity Hall
Trinity Hall researchers’ ambitious ideas receive major funding boost
Professor Graham Pullan and King Charles talk in front of a large jet engine at the New Whittle Laboratory opening. Photo by Ian Jones.
Trinity Hall expertise help shape Cambridge’s New Whittle Laboratory
Innovators tackling hunger, mental health and social challenges win Cambridge Social Innovation Prize
Trinity Hall flag flying half mast in a bright blue sky
Sir Ewan Harper CBE, 1939-2026
The Trinity Hall flag flying at half-mast in blue skies.
Professor Antony Jameson, 1934-2026
A stormy sea image to illustrate research story
Could undersea rocks hold the key to why the Earth is a cradle of life?
Ian Dubrowsky sitting at a desk browsing the Chinese Collection in the University Library.
From Cambridge to San Diego: Crossing Cold War boundaries in the Chinese Collections
Trinity Hall boathouse next to the River Cam. The sky is blue and the College flag is flying outside
May Bumps 2026: Roundup
Stock image of crowd clapping at a concert.
Wellbeing Blog: Having fun and staying safe!
Book by Clare Jackson described as masterwork as it wins prestigious prize
Trinity Hall historian’s masterwork wins prestigious prize for historical biography
A collage image of three people, in formal dress.
Bioarchaeologist, physicist and philosopher recognised for research and teaching excellence
Garden Diary – Spring 2026
Tyler Holderness stands in front of Trinity Hall's Old Library. He is a student at the College and his research into reducing fly-tipping is being discussed.