Trinity College
Trinity College, founded in 1555, is situated in the centre of Oxford, close to libraries, laboratories, lecture halls and all the city’s amenities. Our community of over 300 undergraduates and 100 graduates is exceptionally friendly; we welcome everyone and are committed to giving students from all backgrounds the chance to succeed.
This site contains information for prospective students, current students, alumni, those wishing to organise a conference or dinner, and those who just want to discover more about the college.
The current prospectus is available for download (4mb PDF).
Forthcoming events
| 17.05.2012 | | | TRINITY SOCIETY INFORMAL LONDON DRINKS |
| 26.05.2012 | | | PARENTS' LUNCH |
| 31.05.2012 | | | EXETER RECEPTION AND DINNER |
| 16.06.2012 | | | RALPH BATHURST SOCIETY DINNER |
| 24.06.2012 | | | FAMILY GARDEN PARTY |
| 25.06.2012 | | | FIFTY PLUS YEARS ON LUNCH |
Latest news
| 15.05.2012 | | | The Life Scientific |
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Professor Frances Ashcroft, Fellow of Trinity, was this morning's guest on Radio 4's The Life Scientific. She talked to Jim Al-Khalili about studying the link between blood sugar and insulin and what goes wrong in people with diabetes.. The programme is currenlty available on the BBC's iPlayer: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01hjqhr/The_Life_Scientific_Frances_Ashcroft/ |
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| 15.05.2012 | | | President writes on Eurozone democracy |
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The President, Sir Ivor Roberts, has written a comment piece for the Irish Independent, on democracy in the Eurozone and the importance of Germany in light of recent elections in France and Greece. It can be read online at www.independent.ie/opinion/analysis/ivor-roberts-germany-needs-europe-to-grow-for-its-own-sake-3105639.html |
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| 14.05.2012 | | | 'Science is so exciting - it's always different' |
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Professor Frances Ashcroft, Fellow of Trinity, named European Laureate at the L'Oreal-UNESCO Women In Science awards for her research on diabetes, has been interviewed by Metro. Read More |
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| 10.05.2012 | | | ACCESS INITIATIVE |
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Dr Stefano Evangelista, Fellow and Tutor in English, visited Didcot Girls' School on 4 May to talk to A Level pupils on Victorian literature, including study texts for forthcoming exams. Read More |
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