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What is Tenebrae service?
Tenebrae is a Christian tradition that involves a service held in the dark after a series of candles are sequentially extinguished.
Trinity College Theological School celebrates conferring of degrees
Trinity College Theological School recently celebrated the achievements of 23 graduates at this year’s University of Divinity graduation ceremony at St Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne.
This Trinity champion is bringing students together through her thriving badminton club
Emma Song, a championship-winning badminton player, has founded the Pathways School’s first badminton club.
Meet the Trinity alum who's striving for an inclusive parliament
Australian women – and men – have been successfully working part-time for decades, but not so our elected parliamentarians. Meet Bronwen Bock, the democracy disruptor calling for change.
Trinity College marks official opening of the A C C Farran Hall
Trinity College marked the official opening of the all-new A C C Farran Hall and Kitchens Precinct on Friday 14 March with a formal dinner for over 250 alumni, supporters, and partners.
Freya Brolsma: a racing podcaster's journey from the Bulpadock to the F1 paddock
The Bulpadock might be an unlikely place to fall in love with Formula 1, but for Trinity alum and F1 podcaster Freya, this was from where the distant engine roar ignited her passion for the sport.
What is Lent?
Each year, in the late summer or early autumn months of the southern hemisphere, Christians mark a special penitential season called Lent.
What lies ahead
Faced with a fast-moving world, three educationalists comment on what the future might look like for higher education.
Trinity breaks with tradition to announce joint Alumni of the Year
We're pleased to announce Timothy Bain & Mimi Tang as our 2025 Bill Cowan Alumni of the Year.
From Constantinople to Cappadocia: A pilgrimage of faith & learning in ancient Asia Minor
Later in 2025, Theological School Dean Bob Derrenbacker and Bishop Stephen Andrews will lead a pilgrimage and study tour of ancient Asia Minor (modern-day Türkiye).
Jesus in the movies: A century of interpretation
We trace the unlikely creative partnership between filmmakers and the teachings of Jesus - and ask what's next for the genre in an increasingly secular world.
Trinity students share how they celebrated the Chinese New Year
Fresh from ringing in the Year of the Snake, four students from our Pathways School share their New Year traditions and how they marked the holiday in Melbourne.
From little things: Trinity community members share their successful business strategies
The headwinds facing business leaders can be overwhelming at times. Meet three Trinity community members who have stared down those challenges.
8 reasons to live and study in Melbourne in 2025
Melbourne is one of Australia’s most vibrant cities and has long been a sought-after study destination for domestic and international students alike. Here are 8 reasons why you should consider studying and living in Melbourne.
Meet FS teacher Kristin Vestermark
The Environment, Development and Design lecturer tells us about her work at Trinity, her life philosophy and her childhood dream of becoming a mermaid.
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