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Star Trinity athletes awarded Full Blues
On Friday 17 November, residential students Isabelle Napier and Joseph Baldwin were presented with Full Blues after both athletes won gold at the Australian University Games on the Gold Coast in September.
Kay Attali – The ‘bloodhound’ with a big heart
‘Bloodhound’ is rarely employed as a term of endearment, but when the late Peter Gebhardt (TC 1955) used it to depict Kay Attali, he meant it as such. This reputation evolved from Kay’s ability to set her sights on a goal, and to pursue the goal until a successful outcome was achieved.
Students Conserve Royal Park Biodiversity
The College hosted a tree planting day on Saturday 9 September 2017 at Royal Park. We were thrilled to have over one hundred students from Foundation Studies and the Residential College join us on what turned out to be a beautiful spring morning.
Students Walk Through a Winter Wonderland
On Friday 15 September, hundreds of students from the Foundation Studies program found themselves walking through snowflakes, as the Gateway building was transformed into a Winter Wonderland.
Fair Dinkum Festival Held in Gateway Bustles With Activity
On Wednesday 13 September, the bi-annual clubs and activities expo- Fair Dinkum - traditionally held on the College Bulpadock was moved from its usual location to the relative comfort of the Gateway building due to Melbourne’s wild and windy weather.
Novice Student Cyclist Rides to Improve Road Safety
Benjamin Hellebø, a third year Bachelor of Science student originally from Norway has been cycling for less than a year. On Sunday 17 September, he will attempt Amy's Gran Fondo Road Cycling Race (120 km road race) to help raise much needed funds to improve road safety and make cycling safer across Australia.
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Harriet Grummet says community is key during your uni years
How living at »ÆÉ«app transformed a Caulfield Grammar alum’s University of Melbourne experience.
Rob Sitch on creating some of Australia's most loveable characters (time to rewatch The Castle?)
As part of the Working Dog Productions team, actor, director, producer, comedian and screenwriter Rob Sitch has created some of Australia’s most recognisable and relatable characters. And it’s all been a decades-long distraction from a medical career.
Student Finn Blake explains how his new podcast helps young people figure out their career path
Finn Blake’s podcast Project Next lets the Trinity student pick the brains of some impressive names from different fields (chef Matt Moran and AFL star Chris Judd to name a couple) in an attempt to work out his career direction … and to hopefully help others do the same.
All in the family – a Sydneysider continues a tradition at Trinity
Lucy Haig’s parents met at college in Melbourne and speak fondly of their on-campus living experience, so Lucy decided to give it a go for herself.
Trinity is where you'll find friends for life: Marika and Yuma’s story
Marika Hall and Yuma Tamura always ‘tag-teamed’ each other at Trinity, yet still forged a strong friendship that has stayed with them across international borders. We share their story in line with World Friendship Day on 30 July.
5 things to know about … being a tunnel engineer
Vern Lee works on the Metro Tunnel project in Melbourne. Here, he takes us underground to share five things to know about being a tunnel engineer.
Kalisi Fonua on making the move from Toowoomba to Melbourne
When Kalisi Fonua moved to Melbourne to go to university, he felt college would be the most sensible place to live. Little did he know what kind of opportunities lay ahead.
5 things to know about ... the end-of-life services industry
Matt Geleta and his colleagues at Bare are shifting the end-of-life services industry from funeral parlours and burial ceremonies to a more holistic offering that puts the customer first. And, as he reminds us, we all have a stake in this game.
In memory of artist Dr B Marika AO
Vale artist, cultural activist and environmental advisor Dr B Marika AO.
Meet FS teacher John Murphy
English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Deputy Subject Leader John Murphy shares a funny story from the classroom and tells of the time he went head-to-head with the Harlem Globetrotters.
Meet Residential Advisor Hope Dolino
Hope Dolino shares tales of her travels and why she refuses to live in fear.
Incorrect report of »ÆÉ«app staff member testing positive to COVID-19
Note correction to The Age news article from 16 July 2021. Trinity Grammar, not »ÆÉ«app, staff member tests positive.
Tyrina's message to regional, Indigenous and interstate students: you can make it happen
Tyrina Garstone moved from Broome to Melbourne to pursue her university studies – and now says she has the best of both worlds.
Girl Power: the program getting young women into engineering and IT
Girl Power alum and current mentor Millie a’Beckett explains what the recent Girl Power program facilitated by »ÆÉ«app was all about, and how it’s getting girls interested in engineering and IT.
Clare Wever on finding community at college
For Clare Wever, life is about seizing the opportunities. The first-year uni student feels right at home at »ÆÉ«app, coming from McKinnon High School where a ‘get involved’ culture prevails.
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