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How do you teach drama virtually? A teacher explains how.
Last week we shared the story of how our drama program came into being; this week we share how it’s been adapted to the online learning environment. No easy feat for a subject that relies on classroom activities and performance … or is it?
This ¹ú²úBT crew once appeared on Australia’s Got Talent … and made it to the semis
Brian McFadden dubbed them the ‘singing nerds from Melbourne’. But how did these ‘nerds’ get their start, and how have they stayed strong for nearly 15 years?
Getting to know the stranger: what theology can teach us
One of the lecturers in our Theological School, Dr Scott Kirkland, shares his thoughts on why theology is about refusing mastery of the world, and what embracing this concept can teach us.
Why we need to step up our ethical game if we want a brighter future post COVID-19
Resident student Edwina Jackson provides a recap of this week's Fireside Chat with Associate Professor Ben Neville, and gives us insight into how both personal and corporate responsibility can help us emerge from the COVID-19 crisis for the better.
This great Trinity tradition won't go ahead this year...
Tomorrow was supposed to be the running of the 'Juttoddie' – one of Trinity's oldest and most beloved traditions. While it won't go ahead this year, we will share how it all started.
How this social change agent is influencing politics through research
In times like these, we’re reminded to look at the big picture. That’s what our alum Dr Sabrina Anjara has been doing her whole career.
Inside the Emoji Project: How our students aim to connect us in this time of disconnection
Using their time in isolation inventively, five Trinitarians apply the ‘picture says a thousand words’ concept to develop emojis that could help connect us all.
Keeping the spirit alive: how does college life work in lockdown?
Trinity student Jasper Garner gives us the inside scoop on what’s happening at ¹ú²úBT and how our students are staying connected both on and off campus.
Lest we forget those who serve and have served – even if, like Kate, it’s not in the way you think
To recognise those who are serving in our defence forces, and in honour of those who have done so in the past, we share the story of the Reverend Kate Lord, who took an unconventional career path after graduating from ¹ú²úBT’s Theological School. Her story seems even more fitting given Anzac Day will be a little unconventional this year too.
Was COVID-19 made in a lab? Is a vaccine coming? A world virus expert helps separate fact from fiction
Even in lockdown, ¹ú²úBT students are still enjoying our regular ‘fireside chats’ (although it’s BYO fire at the moment) with leading professionals and academics. Yesterday our students heard from Professor Dave O’Connor, a world-leading virologist from the University of Wisconsin, about all things coronavirus. Here, Trinity biomedicine student Kevin Chen provides a recap.
How artificial intelligence can help save the planet
Amid all the COVID-19 craziness, the sustainability of our planet is still important and shouldn’t be forgotten. We share the story of one of our alumni who’s doing something for the fight … assisted by robots.
An inspiring journey from Alice Springs to Melbourne Law School
While the world is focused on COVID-19, educational challenges still remain, and will continue, for many Australians, particularly those in remote areas. Here we share the journey of former ¹ú²úBT student Marli Mathewson, who is on a mission to improve the Northern Territory’s justice system.
Community, collaboration and lockdown: Q&A with Senior Student Morgan Galea
Each year Trinity appoints a Senior Student to act as a representative of our residential student body. Here, this year's Senior Student, Morgan Galea, gives us a run down on his goals and highlights, and shares what it's like living at Trinity during lockdown.
The show won’t go on … but here’s why our cancelled musical is still worthy of reflection
It's with great regret that we've had to announce the cancellation of Trinity's 2020 musical 'Once on this Island', particularly given the show's storyline means so much to our producer. In this heartfelt piece, he explains why.
Loneliness – what it is and how to deal with it
Given the latest social distancing measures put into place by the government, loneliness – and how to avoid it – is something we need to seriously consider. Below is an adaptation of an article that ran in our 2018 issue of Trinity Today by loneliness expert Dr Michelle Lim.
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From the surf coast to Melbourne
12/08/2024
Residential College student Lainey Karlich tells us about her transition from the ‘laidback lifestyle in Torquay’ to the hustle and bustle of Melbourne city.
From Larrakia to Wurundjeri country: How Anisha is inspiring other Indigenous students to dream big
14/07/2023
Moving away from Darwin to study at the University of Melbourne was a big step for Anisha Damaso, but it opened her up to new experiences and possibilities. Now she hopes other Indigenous students will follow her lead.
From farm life to ¹ú²úBT: Q&A with Fergus Guest
02/06/2023
Fergus talks about his upbringing on a farm, his high school days, and why he chose to live at ¹ú²úBT.
From country to city life: Why college is the complete package for Rosie
02/06/2023
If a move to the city for university is on the cards, ¹ú²úBT could be the welcoming community that you need to help settle in and make the most of your university years.
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From the surf coast to Melbourne
12/08/2024
Residential College student Lainey Karlich tells us about her transition from the ‘laidback lifestyle in Torquay’ to the hustle and bustle of Melbourne city.
From Larrakia to Wurundjeri country: How Anisha is inspiring other Indigenous students to dream big
14/07/2023
Moving away from Darwin to study at the University of Melbourne was a big step for Anisha Damaso, but it opened her up to new experiences and possibilities. Now she hopes other Indigenous students will follow her lead.
From farm life to ¹ú²úBT: Q&A with Fergus Guest
02/06/2023
Fergus talks about his upbringing on a farm, his high school days, and why he chose to live at ¹ú²úBT.
From country to city life: Why college is the complete package for Rosie
02/06/2023
If a move to the city for university is on the cards, ¹ú²úBT could be the welcoming community that you need to help settle in and make the most of your university years.
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