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We had a great opening to our Trinity Talks series of public talks and are now fully into our Trinity Recitals season. If you missed our talks you can catch up on those that were streamed on our YouTube playlist:
https://lnkd.in/edgDT_nQ

You can still reserve tickets for our next events: we are proud to be hosting the Herbert Smith Freehills Disability Oxford Mooting Championship on Saturday 26 November, followed by local teenage sensation Leia Zhu performing in concert on Sunday 27 November. You can book into attend all our events on our Events at Trinity website:
https://lnkd.in/eiCV_Stf

We hope you will join us!

We have a fabulous concert this weekend with the amazing pianist Pavel Kolesnikov as part of our Events at Trinity programme! Join us if you can, or check out our full event programme for the full lineup of talks, concerts and special events!
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/events-at-trinity

We are very excited that our Events at Trinity public events programme is in full swing. Tomorrow we have one of our alumni, David Simon, talking about cyber warfare and the evolving cyber threat landscape.
Find out more: https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/node/1387

Last chance to book for the Westerham Brewery Virtual Beer Tasting next Friday with Robert Wicks (1983).

There is a Trinity Coll student Louis Wright on the team for the Men's Varsity Match at Leicester on Sunday 4 July. Find out more here https://thevarsitymatches.com/

Men’s Blues captain has announced is team for the 2021 Varsity Matches at Welford Road. Tickets and live stream information can be found in the link in bio.

Trinity Tomes 4 - The Forest

Coming up on Monday at 5.30 pm is the next in the Trinity Tomes series of talks. This time we are joined by Eleanor Fitzgerald (2010) talking about her novel The Forest as she describes the use of writing as a way to deal with trauma.
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/trinity-tomes-4-forest

Trinity Tomes 4 - The Forest Trauma has a profound effect on the lives of millions, if not billions, of people all around the world. Whilst there is an active societal shift towards openly discussing traumatic events, so much of the discourse surrounding trauma is still focussed on the negative, often debilitating, repercussion...

Trinity Tomes 2 - Revisiting the Codex Buranus

Join us tonight for the second Trinity Tomes talk by Tristan Franklinos on his book Revisiting the Codex Buranus.
For more details and to book click here:

Trinity Tomes 2 - Revisiting the Codex Buranus The thirteenth-century manuscript now known as Munich, Staatsbibliothek clm 4660, or, more informally, as the Codex Buranus, is a unique survival and a veritable trove for those interested in the literature, art, and music of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, as well as the extent of cultural an...

Trinity Tomes 2 - Revisiting the Codex Buranus

Coming up on Monday evening at 5.30 pm join us for a talk from Tristan Franklinos , JRF and Classics Lecturer, about his recently published book: Revisiting the Codex Buranus

Trinity Tomes 2 - Revisiting the Codex Buranus The thirteenth-century manuscript now known as Munich, Staatsbibliothek clm 4660, or, more informally, as the Codex Buranus, is a unique survival and a veritable trove for those interested in the literature, art, and music of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, as well as the extent of cultural an...

UNIQ - University of Oxford

Deadline for applications is 15 March - please share with anyone who might benefit!

UNIQ - University of Oxford Do you have good school grades but are not sure if Oxford, or university is right for you? Our free UNIQ programme might be just what you need.

Do you know anyone who could benefit from that little bit extra to find out whether Oxford could be the place for them?

UNIQ 2021 will provide online support for students for several months, starting in April. To find out more visit http://www.uniq.ox.ac.uk/.

It takes about ten minutes to apply to UNIQ; don’t let your students miss out. Applications close 15 March.

Virtual Gin Tasting

A reminder to book your place and order your tasting kit by Sunday for the Virtual Gin Tasting next Friday, 12 March 6pm

https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/virtual-gin-tasting

Virtual Gin Tasting We are very pleased to welcome Michael Palij back to our screens to talk us through six different gins; looking at the botanicals used and the processes involved in crafting each different product. Michael is well qualified to take us on this journey; he is a Master of Wine and also produces his own...

Trinity Tomes 1 - Rethinking Success

Coming up on Monday 8 March we're delighted to have Doug Holladay (1979) talking about his book 'Rethinking Success: Eight Essential Practices for Finding Meaning in Work and Life'

https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/trinity-tomes-1-rethinking-success

Trinity Tomes 1 - Rethinking Success Join us for a talk by J. Doug Holladay (Theology, 1979) about his book Rethinking Success published in April 2020. He will speak about the principles outlined in the book and what led him to write it, and then there will be time for questions.

Climate Change and Energy

Join us tonight at 5.30 pm for the last session in the 'Imagining a post-Covid World' series - our panel tonight will be discussing Climate Change and Energy.
For more details and to register for the event click here https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/climate-change-and-energy

Climate Change and Energy About the confirmed speakers:

Virtual Gin Tasting

Fancy learning a bit about gin?
Join us for a virtual gin tasting on Friday 12 March - for more details, and to book, check out the website

https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/virtual-gin-tasting

Virtual Gin Tasting We are very pleased to welcome Michael Palij back to our screens to talk us through six different gins; looking at the botanicals used and the processes involved in crafting each different product. Michael is well qualified to take us on this journey; he is a Master of Wine and also produces his own...

Climate Change and Energy

Coming up on Monday the last in the 'Imagining a post-Covid World' series where the panel will be discussing Climate Change and Energy.
More details and online booking here:
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/climate-change-and-energy

Climate Change and Energy About the confirmed speakers:

World's Top Economies

Join us at 5.30 pm tonight for part IV of the 'Imagining a post-Covid World' where the discussion will be about the 'World's Top Economies' with speakers from the USA and China/Thailand.
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/worlds-top-economies

World's Top Economies About the Speakers: Joe Horn-Phathanothai MBE (Mathematics, 1993) runs Strategy613, an M&A and strategic advisory firm focused on cross border investment, into and out of Thailand and China. Joe also runs the Oxford Thai Foundation and ChangAi Children’s Project, the former providing scholarships ...

Coming up on Saturday join us to find out about the process of making wine! Designed to be an afternoon talk for our Old Members in America at 1 pm PST and 4 pm EST it is also reasonably civilised at 9 pm UK time. Everyone is welcome to join.

We will hear all about rosé wines from Leigh Brown, a winemaker in Oregon and daughter of Old Member Trevor Brown (1960). Bring your own glass of rosé to enjoy during the talk.

Find out more and book here.
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/winemaking-usa

Join us tonight at 5.30 pm (UK time) for part III of the 'Imagining a post-Covid World'
Defining Success in a Virtual World
Register online here https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/defining-success-virtual-world

Coming up on Monday we have part III of the 'Imagining a post-Covid World' series where the panel will be discussing 'Defining Success in a Virtual World'
See more about the speakers and how to book on the website:
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/defining-success-virtual-world

Tonight's talk at 5.30 pm UK time, 'Imagining a post-Covid World' Part II - The Future of Higher Education.
Join us for an interesting panel discussion, register here
https://alumni.trinity.ox.ac.uk/future-of-higher-education

Coming up on Monday we have the next event in the 'Imagining a post-Covid World' series: The Future of Higher Education. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Find more details and book on the website https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/events-old-members-and-friends

Tonight we have the first in the 'Imagining the post-Covid World' series - discussing Arts and the Entertainment Industry. See the list of speakers and register here:
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/arts-and-entertainment-industry

Tomorrow we are hosting a truly special and exclusive online event 'Trinity Arachnodrone Concert'. We encourage you to register asap. For more details please visit our website https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/trinity-arachnodrone-concert

If you haven't got Zoom fatigue yet then check out our new series of panel discussions starting on Monday 1 February https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/imagining-post-covid-world

Don't miss tomorrow's online talk by Old Member Gracie Bradley (2008) 'From Trinity to Interim Director of LIberty'
For more information see the website https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/trinity-interim-director-liberty

TCBC Fundraiser

Trinity College Boat Club Fundraiser is starting in less than 3 hours!
Read more about this event here
https://www.trinitycollegebc.co.uk/post/tcbc-fundraiser
Your support is much appreciated.

TCBC Fundraiser If you'd like to donate you can do so here: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/trinitycollegeboatclub?utm_term=2aA96K3dQ As you might expect, this has been a very challenging year for TCBC. Despite the circumstances we have been busy this term both enjoying water time and planning ahead for rac...

'̓Twas Christmas Day in the Archive… | Trinity College Oxford

'Twas Christmas Day in the Archive…
have you checked out the last virtual exhibition of the year yet?
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/event/twas-christmas-day-archive
Thank you Clare Hopkins (Trinity's Archivist) and James McDougall (Fellow Archivist) for this amazing piece of work 👏

'̓Twas Christmas Day in the Archive… | Trinity College Oxford Trinity has always done Christmas. As the Feast of the Nativity, 25 December features in the original college statutes as an important event, marked both by additional duties in the Chapel and as a time when the usually stringent rules were relaxed for a while. The celebrations may be a little diffe...

What a lovely way to start a week!
Thank you Chris Henderson-Fairey (Oriental Studies, 1978) for sending these lovely photos over to us.
It sure looks like winter in Switzerland :)
Christmas is certainly coming!
Proud to be part of a community that stays connected.

The Forest

Some exciting news! Eleanor Fitzgerald (Chemistry, 2010) has just published "The Forest" - a novel that follows the summer holidays of school teacher Lydia Arkle; a woman with a dark and troubled past. We follow Lydia as she delves into her past traumas and tries to separate the truth from the lies she's been fed her entire life. Ultimately, Lydia is faced with a single question; is the truth really worth the pain of remembering?
Order your copy on amazon by following the link below https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08P32CG6V/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_nNMYFbVWYZ1A1
Well done Eleanor! 👏👏

The Forest The Forest

JCJ Pottery – Collectable lustreware & porcelain tableware

Looking for a special Christmas gift? Here is an idea...
Artisan potter and Old Member of Trinity, Jonathan Chiswell-Jones, has generously offer to donate 10% of the value of any purchases made by other Alumni of Trinity. More than that, if you buy a pot from the online exhibition, Jonathan will be donating not 10%, but the whole price of the pot to Trinity.
Simply visit the website www.jcjpottery.co.uk and when paying for an item, add 'Trinity' at the end of the name field in the delivery section. All donations will go towards the college's current fundraising priority, the Levine Building.
What a great way of supporting Trinity! 👏👏

JCJ Pottery – Collectable lustreware & porcelain tableware Jonathan Chiswell Jones and Kerry Bosworth specialise in making reduction fired lustre. Only a handful of potters worldwide practise this branch of the potter’s art. We also make beautiful porcelain by hand for use and display in the home. Our porcelain tableware is tough enough for daily use yet ...

Whose health is it anyway?

Whose health is it anyway?
Dame Sally Davies (Honorary Visiting Fellow ) and Jonathan Pearson-Stuttard discuss the future of public health 7.00pm to 8.30pm
https://www.rigb.org/whats-on/events-2020/december/public-whose-health-is-it-anyway

Whose health is it anyway? Dame Sally Davies and Jonathan Pearson-Stuttard discuss the future of public health 7.00pm to 8.30pm

You still have time to book for our virtual wine tasting...

Join us on the 11 December @ 6pm for an exclusive tasting of Italy’s most celebrated wines including Barolo, Amarone and Brunello di Montalcino. Our host will be Michael Palij, an Oxford-based Master of Wine who is a widely published expert on Italian wines.
Please check our events page for further details
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/events/virtual-wine-tasting-2/

Join us on the 11 December @ 6pm for an exclusive tasting of Italy’s most celebrated wines including Barolo, Amarone and Brunello di Montalcino. Our host will be Michael Palij, an Oxford-based Master of Wine who is a widely published expert on Italian wines.
Please check our events page for further details
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/events/virtual-wine-tasting-2/

Patient data vital in understanding Covid-19 and its mutations

Check out the latest work from one of our Old Members, Professor S.S. Vasan,(DPhil, 1998 Rhodes Scholar) on the COVID-19 research front line
https://www.york.ac.uk/news-and-events/news/2020/research/missing-link-patient-information-covid/

Patient data vital in understanding Covid-19 and its mutations A new study has found 95.5 per cent of current entries in the world’s largest novel coronavirus genome database do not contain relevant patient information — a critical piece of the puzzle to understand how the virus is evolving

Contributing to Society - Learning From the Experience of Former Trinity Students - Trinity College

Today at 5:30pm!
Don't put off career planning because there's never a good time to think about it.
Join this evening's online event that will feature former students of Trinity talking about " Professional Development and Risk Taking”. You'll get to listen to great stories and learn how it is never too late to change the route.
An event that is open to all members of Trinity Community!
Please check our website for more details about the speakers and how to register https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/events/contributing-to-society-learning-from-the-experience-of-former-trinity-students/

Contributing to Society - Learning From the Experience of Former Trinity Students - Trinity College Putting off ‘career planning’ while still a student is all too common, but people often wish that they had thought about their future at an earlier stage, before making a decision becomes urgent! These events will help you to find

Is it wine time yet?
We are all ready for our tonight's Virtual Wine Tasting Event.
Cheers to Trinity's amazing community!

Contributing to Society - Learning From the Experience of Former Trinity Students - Trinity College

We have a great lineup of online careers talks and advice this month (each Wednesday at 5.30pm). Join us to learn from former Trinity students how you can use your excellent education and skills to help yourself and benefit society. Click the link below for more details and don't forget to register
https://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/events/contributing-to-society-learning-from-the-experience-of-former-trinity-students/
All members of the Trinity Community are welcome to join!

Contributing to Society - Learning From the Experience of Former Trinity Students - Trinity College Putting off ‘career planning’ while still a student is all too common, but people often wish that they had thought about their future at an earlier stage, before making a decision becomes urgent! These events will help you to find

How amazing is this!?! We have some amazingly talented students in college - like Rosa Bonnin, who drew this image of our Chapel Arch and Tower in her first week as a student here. We think it’s wonderful, well done Rosa!!! #trinitycollegeoxford #oxfordcollege #linedrawing #views #oxfordlife #drawingoftheday

We have some amazingly talented students in college - like Rosa Bonnin, who drew this image of our Chapel Arch and Tower in her first week as a student here. We think it’s wonderful, well done Rosa!!!

How amazing is this!?! We have some amazingly talented students in college - like Rosa Bonnin, who drew this image of our Chapel Arch and Tower in her first week as a student here. We think it’s wonderful, well done Rosa!!! #trinitycollegeoxford #oxfordcollege #linedrawing #views #oxfordlife #drawingoftheday