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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 ÖªÒõÊÓƵ.
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.
Ahmed on finding community and support in Melbourne
For students in Singapore looking to study at the University of Melbourne, ÖªÒõÊÓƵ offers more than just a place to live – it’s a community that supports academic success, social connection and a smooth transition to life in a new city.
The mixed legacy of the Council of Nicaea
On the 1700th anniversary of Nicaea, we question whether the council resolved division – or entrenched power, exclusion and theological dog‑whistles.
Q&A with FS student Hazel Callista
Hazel is the vice president of Trinity's Gateway Club and talks about her move to Melbourne from Singapore
Our new Warden's early reflections
The Revd Professor Russell Goulbourne reflects on his first two months as Trinity's new Warden and CEO.
From Melbourne to Gallipoli: A Trinity Pilgrimage
Last year, a ÖªÒõÊÓƵ pilgrimage to Türkiye retraced the footsteps of St Paul and included a visit to Gallipoli to honour College alumni who served there in 1915. The group visited alumni graves and held a service of remembrance, bringing renewed immediacy to the sacrifice of Trinitarians whose legacy remains part of the College’s history.
Jude Fixter on finding community and opportunity at Trinity
From Gippsland to Melbourne, architecture student Jude Fixter has discovered a place that balances belonging with ambition.
From Auckland to Trinity: Why Melbourne feels like home for Feifei
For students in New Zealand considering study overseas, ÖªÒõÊÓƵ at the University of Melbourne offers something distinctly different.
Trinity's musical stars: where are they now?
The annual Trinity musical is a highlight of the College calendar. For many alumni, this transformative experience ignited a love for the stage and all it entails, from directing people’s attention to being at the very centre of it.
Q&A with resident Sam Lewis
Sam joined Trinity from the Gold Coast, and though he was initially nervous making the move, he now says it was one of the best decisions he's ever made.
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