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Music, medicine and a life that fits: Elle's story
Having grown up balancing competitive sport, classical music and significant health challenges, Elle moved from Christchurch to Melbourne in search of treatment, education and possibility
How our Pathways Connection program helps students
Starting life in a new school, in a new city and a new country is an exciting opportunity, but it can also be a significant transition.
Tiwi calling
In November 2026, a group of Trinity students will head to the Tiwi Islands to partner with Tiwi College.
Creating opportunities: Billy's Trinity journey from Melbourne's west
Billy Chen always knew education could open doors. What he didn’t expect was how much a college community would shape his confidence, friendships and future ambitions.
Wellbeing support at Trinity
At Trinity College, there's always a helping hand close by. Here, our Residential College wellbeing team explain what's on offer.
The many acts of Marney McQueen
A performer, comedian, celebrant – and now a publican, the Trinity alum has built a career by embracing character, chaos and comedy, sometimes all at once.
The truth in fiction
Author Nell Pierce (TC 2006) explored the fine line between fact and truth in her debut novel. Now a mother and living in Melbourne, she’s eagerly exploring new themes.
Asking better questions; finding a community to ask them with
For River Gammon, studying theology at Trinity wasn’t so much about finding answers, but learning how to question.
Rethinking the Old Testament, one subject at a time
Returning to theology after two decades, Ilya Aront enrolled in a single audit unit at Trinity to tackle a part of the Bible he had never fully understood.
King's birthday honours 2026
Congratulations to the members of the Trinity community recognised on this year's honours list.
Is Melbourne a good city for international students?
If you’re weighing up studying in Australia versus the UK, US or Canada (or anywhere else in the world), Melbourne often comes up as a leading option – but what is it actually like to live and study in Melbourne as an international student?
Quietly finding her people: Tilda's story
Growing up between city streets and country paddocks, Tilda McKay – a self-described shy person – says college has given her opportunities and friends she wouldn't have found otherwise.
Aurelia’s FS journey
From Kuala Lumpur to Melbourne, Foundation Studies student Aurelia Luvina Chow is embracing city life and a welcoming community at Trinity College.
From country roads to campus life
Jett reflects on moving to the city and finding confidence, community and leadership through Trinity’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance.
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