Compilation Styles

Student of the Year and prize winners announced at Valedictory Dinner.

In an effort to raise education standards in Samoa, a group of 10 Trinity students and one Resident Tutor spent their mid-term break in the Samoan village of Poutasi.

Matthew Nicholls, a young jazz musician who took part in this year's Juilliard Jazz Program at Trinity College, was awarded the Bruce McComish Brass Prize.

Last night, Trinity College, the University of Melbourne, was delighted to welcome Professor Larry Gostin, Founding O'Neill Chair in Global Health Law, and Director, WHO Centre on Public Health Law & Human Rights at Georgetown University, and Professor Ian Donaldson (TC 1954), Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, and honorary Professorial Fellow at the University of Melbourne, to launch its new Centre for Advanced Studies (CAS).

Trinity College is delighted to announce that Mr Jim Craig commenced his term of office as Chairman of the Board of Trinity College on 1 July, after his appointment by the Council at its May meeting.

Trinity’s strong involvement in the arts and intercollegiate community has been recognised by the Intercollegiate Culture and Arts Council (ICAC), which named Trinity as this year’s Cultural Cup winner, for the second year running.

Scott Limbrick (TC 2008) has been appointed to the Y20 (Youth 20) Australia 2014 Summit Planning Group, which will work with the Australian Government to manage Australia’s delivery of the Y20 Summit.

Susie Gomm (2nd year Commerce) was recently awarded the 2013 McKinsey & Company Women in Leadership Scholarship.

In August, Professor Frank Brennan SJ AO gave the 43rd Barry Marshall Memorial Lecture at Trinity College, speaking on the theme of The public, the Church and asylum seekers.

Congratulations to the newly elected TCAC 2013–14 representatives!

Alumnus Robbie Tilleard (TC 2005) has been seconded from The Boston Consulting Group to help organise the Business 20 (B20), an event which is part of the G20 Summit.

Congratulations to Anna Traill (3rd year Science), who was announced on Friday as the new Senior Student for 2013–14!

'He who destroys a good book, kills reason itself,' the English poet John Milton wrote in 1644.

In July, Trinity College welcomed more than 170 students to our various Young Leaders programs; students from China, USA, Indonesia, Dubai, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia and Australia.

A group of six Trinity resident students have returned from Arnhem Land after experiencing a nine-day cultural tour over the July break.