Compilation Styles

Since he was young, Indar Gill (TCFS 2002) knew that he wanted to run his own business. Indar admits that building a business is not easy, as every business is different so there’s no secret formula. ‘The satisfaction of building something from scratch in the way that I want, structuring my time in a way that lets me be around my kids as much as possible, and helping people unlock their potential is emotional rewarding and fulfilling,’

Ginny Droppert talks about her recent trip to Thailand and experience with the Children's International Summer Villages.

A group of Trinity staff and students travelled to the Northern Territory earlier this month for the Garma festival. Here, student Phoebe Ulrick shares her experience of the event.

As one who believes in taking every opportunity that comes along, third-year student Blake Reilly shares his experience of living in Denmark on a semester exchange.

Moving to a new country to start a new life chapter can be daunting, but Trinity eases the anxiety by offering a buddy program to new Foundation Studies students.

We get the low-down from Trinity’s catering manager Alexander Stone and special diets chef, Roshan Thapaliya, to uncover how the Trinity College kitchen ticks. 

This weekend will mark 50 years since man first walked on the moon. A past student recalls how it all went down at Trinity.

Our latest art exhibition is in the spotlight. And it's free for you to see.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Bishop James Grant AM, an alumnus, former employee and leader, and one of Trinity’s closest friends and ongoing supporters. Bishop Grant was 87 years old.

Media in Australia and around the world have picked up the incredible journey of one of our Foundation Studies students.

Sue Dahn is the first female to take the number one spot in Barron's Top 50 Financial Advisers list.

The below letter from one of our scholarship recipients to his donor shows just how much of an impact a scholarship can have on a young person's life.

A number of representatives from India’s Asha Foundation visited Trinity yesterday to meet and reconnect with staff and students involved in the college’s volunteering program with Asha.

Each year we’re pleased to see a number of our alumni recognised with Queen's Birthday Honours. This year was no exception, and we extend our congratulations to the following people.

There’s something special about living at Trinity. When you talk to the students the first thing they always mention is the close-knit, caring community and the friends they’ve made. And making friends is vitally important.