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Trinity College and Janet Clarke Hall Honour Clarke Family
On Friday 16 July, Trinity College hosted a special afternoon tea in the College’s Clarke building to honour the contributions of Janet Lady Clarke and Sir William Clarke to the College and Janet Clarke Hall.
Martin Scorsese Exhibition Comes Alive At Victoria Street
On Tuesday 19 July, educators from the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) brought their Martin Scorsese exhibition to Trinity College Foundation School (TCFS) Media & Communications students.
Trinity College and a Family’s Dream
My Trinity story started with a dream of two special people in a small city in Indonesia, my mum and dad. They started lives in two humble families struggling to make ends meet. Dad eventually lifted up the family’s living standard through his hard work and dedication to his career. Meanwhile, mum and dad had a far-fetched dream for their sons to be educated overseas.
Dr Tamar Lewit, History of Ideas lecturer talks about coming full circle and her life outside TCFS.
Many years ago (in 1992!) I started work at Trinity College, with a student cohort of about 50 students. My career followed a roller coaster up and down the hills as TCFS and student numbers expanded, contracted, and exploded – it was a rocky ride, with many administrative duties and many students, as well as raising two children.
Where they are now – Joey Zhou and Joy Wang
Joey Zhou, February Main Program 2002 and Joy Wang, July Fast Track Program 2002, share with you their journey after Trinity.
Catching up with Jack Migdalek
Foundation Studies Drama teacher Jack Migdalek talks about teaching and his other passions.
Another slick production of Grease
The Trinity College Music Theatre Society presented an engaging and vocally stunning production of one of the world’s favourite musicals in the Union Theatre during May.
FS student fundraiser
Psychology students from the Foundation Studies Program recently raised money for Oxfam and donated clothes to the Australian Red Cross.
Finding Your True Calling
What do a travel technology expert, active wear designer and gym owner all have in common? The answer; they all studied at the Trinity College Foundation Studies program in 1996 and are all pursuing their passions. These three alumni are proving it’s never too late to follow your dreams!
Foundation Studies Literature teacher Neralie Hoadley talks about teaching and her other passions
I have been teaching in Foundation Studies since 1995. In that time I have taught in EAP and Literature over all the intakes we run. I am now teaching Literature in the February Main program and loving my work and my students as much now as twenty years ago.
Indigenous Liaison Officer awarded
Trinity is proud to congratulate Tess Ryan, the College’s first Resident Indigenous Liaison Officer – recipient of the 2016 Melbourne Poche Visiting Graduate Research Indigenous Leadership Award.
Applications now open
AGL Shaw Postgraduate Scholarship to Oxford
Maurice Hurry and ANZAC Day
The story of the how WWI affected the family of alumnus Maurice Hurry (TC 1902) is told by Rusden Curator Dr Ben Thomas and reflected in the remarkable collection of WWI images he left for the Trinity Collection.
FS Alumnus Contributes to Australian Space Exploration
Hamidreza ‘Will’ Borghei (TCFS 2013) has been active in the Melbourne Space Program for the past two years. The Melbourne Space Program was initially a student project started by several engineering students from the University of Melbourne. The aim of their latest project is to build and launch Australia’s first nanosatellite.
Evan Burge building turns 20
A glance back at the construction of a key College landmark, named after Trinity’s fifth Warden, the Revd Dr Evan Burge.
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