Congratulations to the Trinity/Exeter/Univ rugby team, who have most recently beaten Wadham/Pembroke in the Cuppers ruby bowl semi-final. They are now through to the final at the Oxford University Sport Iffley Road grounds - come cheer them on this Saturday at 12pm!!

We are so proud to have been part of this fantastic event and exhibition put on by OxPrimaryCareSci with our Professorial Fellow Christopher Butler - featuring a first-class academic panel (including Jonathan Van-Tam!) and some groundbreaking art as well!
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Congratulations to @bryankyng02 who has recently graduated Trinity with his DPhil in Inorganic Chemistry! After 7.5 years in college, he has founded @Repolywise, which transforms waste plastic into new plastic and has already been awarded £60K from Innovate UK! Well done Bryan!

Guess whose temporary dining hall has a litter of fox pups in residence???? We are so excited to see this vixen looking after her brood and feeling so safe and confident in college even while
Formal Hall was in progress… ❤️🦊❤️

If you've been into our gardens recently and seen the fantastic work our Head Gardener Kate Burtonwood and her team are doing you won't want to miss her talk next week on sustainable gardening! Tickets still available:
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Are you a keen photographer? the Environment @ Oxford Sustainability Photographer of the Year Competition 2024 is accepting entries! So go out, take pictures and submit your best shots. Full details: sustainability.admin.ox.ac.uk/article/sustai…

➡️Submission deadline 20 May

We are still buzzing from hosting BBC Radio 4's GQT earlier this week, with fabulous panel Chris Beardshaw Chris Thorogood Christine Walkden answering some great audience questions! You can listen to the episodes we recorded on 17 May and 14 June:
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Thank you to everyone that came together and made our (belated due to term dates) Eid dinner last night such a great evening! Even without our dining hall as venue the kitchen team outdid themselves with a feast, and our students made it a fantastic celebration!

Our @trinityoxaccess team do a fantastic job engaging with schools and teachers to raise aspiration and encourage applicants to Oxford; their latest Impact Report is now live and it's a fantastic read; onwards and upwards, team!
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It may not be in keeping with the rest of college architecture, but our Lawns Pavilion temporary building has some very happy residents including a local frequently-spotted vixen... we hope she'll find another spot to visit when the building goes and we get our dining hall back!

Look who is here and setting up in preparation for this evening… we are ✨SO✨ excited to be hosting BBC Radio 4's GQT tonight with panel Chris Beardshaw Chris Thorogood Christine Walkden!!! 🤩

Today is the feast day of St George, patron saint of England, whose encounter with the dragon represents triumph over evil. Happy #StGeorgesDay to everyone celebrating!

This Sunday! We can't wait to welcome Rosalind Ventris (plus baby boy backstage) back to college! Tickets still available at trinity.ox.ac.uk/events-at-trin…
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Today we say Chag Pesach Sameach to everyone who will start celebrating Passover at sundown today. We wish you a joyous festival and best wishes from the Trinity community near and far. #Passover

The sun and rain have been good to our gardens, and just in time to be hosting BBC Radio 4's GQT tomorrow! We can’t wait….

This morning we had the difficult task of saying goodbye to two brilliant colleagues who have transformed the way we work - our EA to the President Claire, and our Events Manager Megan. Both are leaving for fantastic opportunities but they will be hugely missed!

Spring weather and exam season both arrive together, so please remember to be considerate & respectful this term, to give students the best chance in their assessments...
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Next week! our Fellow & Tutor in History James McDougall is leading a fascinating workshop for Oxford History: join the event to learn more about “Domicide”, the deliberate destruction of the built environment and spaces of “home”, next Friday:
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