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Edwina Crozier’s childhood involved riding motorbikes, playing sport and enjoying country freedoms on her family’s farm. But when it came to expanding her educational opportunities, building her confidence and growing her network, she knew a city change was on the cards.
Gunditjmara and Djab Wurrung man Elias Jarvis joined Trinity College in 2022 and says that college has given him the opportunity to make friends, access support and share his culture.
Growing up in regional NSW, Harris Mitter didn't even know what a college was before he came to Trinity, saying he couldn't believe such places existed.
Claudia McFarlane joined Trinity College on a scholarship, moving to Melbourne from the small Victorian town of Cohuna. Here she proves that you can pursue your passions, no matter what your circumstances.
Third-year Residential College student Jem Herbert speaks about his journey of composing Mageia: a Musical Fable and its fruition as Trinity’s 2022 musical.
Dr Susanne Chadbourne joined our Residential College as an Academic Advisor in 2022. Here she shares the pivotal moment that saw her leave a PR career and land a role at Trinity.
Annie Rose joined our team in 2022 and here she shares her favourite TV show, what she thinks would make the world a better place, and advice to her 18-year-old self.
Trinity alum Margie Moroney has watched Trinity College grow and change from her time at College in the late '70s and early '80s to now, with her two daughters currently in residence. So, what's changed?
From Senior Student to entrepreneur, Trinity alum Amelia Jones pushes through barriers to get on with the job ... and from her point of view and despite the news, she thinks crypto is the way of the future.
Seraphina Nicholls followed in her parents’ footsteps to join Trinity College in Melbourne and says the experience has opened up many friendships and opportunities, even during lockdown.