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1. www.trin.cam.ac.uk › news › what-do-students-get-upWhat do students get up to during the Long Vacation?

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   Sep 20, 2024 · Trinity students may apply for funding to support special activities over the summer. Their activities have ranged from undertaking a placement with Communauté Abel in Africa, directing a short film adaptation of Pride and Prejudice and attending the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge 2024.

2. www.trin.cam.ac.uk › news › dame-sally-daviesDame Sally Davies attends UN General Assembly to help combat ...

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   5 days ago · This week Dame Sally Davies is attending the High-Level Meeting on Antimicrobial Resistance at the 79 th United Nations General Assembly in New York.. As UK Special Envoy on AMR, Dame Sally campaigns on multiple fronts in a bid to beat the growing global problem of superbugs – bacteria that evolved to resist antibiotics, so the drugs no longer work against infections.

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4. www.varsity.co.uk › news › 28202Trinity tops 2024 Tompkins Table as Christ’s is toppled

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   Sep 23, 2024 · Monday September 23 2024, 11:00pm. Christ’s long-standing dominance as the highest-achieving Cambridge college has ended with Trinity taking the top spot, according to the 2024 Tompkins Table. The table, established in 1981 by then-mathematics student Peter Tompkins, ranks each college according to the exam performance of its undergraduates.

5. www.trin.cam.ac.uk › news › college-statement-2College statement - Trinity College, Cambridge

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   Sep 4, 2024 · College statement - Trinity College Cambridge. Trinity College has appointed an external investigator to examine an incident in which a mechanical failure caused increased levels of chlorine in the water supply to two of its buildings – the Wolfson Building and Blue Boar Court.

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7. www.cambridgeindependent.co.uk › news › sport-is-aSport is a ‘miracle cure’ says gold medallist and Trinity ...

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   3 days ago · Published: 10:42, 27 September 2024. Olympic gold medallist Imogen Grant told delegates at the Labour Party Conference that sport is a “miracle cure” that can “transform” people’s lives and communities. Trinity College alumna Ms Grant won gold at the summer Olympics in Paris in the women’s lightweight double sculls, with team mate ...

8. www.british-history.ac.uk › rchme › cambsTrinity College - British History Online

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   2 days ago · Trinity College. plan at end of book. The College was founded in 1546 by King Henry VIII for a Master and about sixty Fellows and scholars. On the site stood Michael House, King's Hall and several private hostels, of which the most important was Physick Hostel.

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   When was Trinity College built?

   • A 'first plott' of Trinity College within the Town and University of Cambridge of King Henry VIII's foundation , that is, a report on the financial requirements and constitution of the proposed College, was prepared for the king by the Court of Augmentations, probably in consultation with John Redman and early in 1546.

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   What is Trinity College known for?

   • At Trinity College, Great Court devised by Dr. Thomas Nevile c. 1600 is the most spacious College court in existence totally enclosed by buildings of dates varying from 1428 to the present century. King Edward's Tower of 1428–32, though rebuilt in 1600 with some alterations, is the prototype of the Cambridge gate-towers.

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   Where is Trinity College bounded?

   • Trinity College Arms (40) Trinity College (see plan at end of book) is bounded on the E. and S. by Trinity Street (formerly High Street), Trinity Lane (formerly St. Michael's Lane), Trinity Hall Lane (formerly Milne Street) and Garret Hostel Lane, on the N. by St. John's College, and on the W. by the River Cam (Plate 231). Trinity College

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   How much does it cost to visit Trinity College?

   • Highlights of a visit to Trinity College include seeing the Great Gate, the Great Court, and the Clock Tower, as well as the Wren Library. You can visit the aforementioned Wren Library free of charge. For access to the Great Court and Chapel, there’s a small entrance fee of £3 at time of writing, payable at the visitors booth in the Great Gate.

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    Sep 12, 2024 · Trinity College Cambridge. Trinity College in Cambridge is one of the largest colleges in the city. It was founded by King Henry VIII in 1546, and attendees included Isaac Newton, Lord Byron, and Betrand Russell, to name but a few. Trinity College has in fact produced 33 Nobel prize winners to date, more than any other Cambridge or Oxford college.