University of Hertfordshire student brings home bronze from World Rafting Championship in Japan
By Zoe Fripp A University of Hertfordshire student competing as part of the GB U23 Girls Rafting Team has been awarded an overall Bronze Medal in the R6 World Rafting Championships in Japan. India Wayland, a Sports Therapy student at the university, was captain of the team when they competed in October. Kimberly Woods also participated, a …
BREAKING NEWS: The Wright Building on fire?
The following is a live account of events currently unfolding by Trident contributor Tom Boon. More details will follow when …
The School of Humanities’ Dean’s Awards
By Robert Wheatley Students work incredibly hard to complete their degrees, and sometimes balancing work and extra-curricular activities alongside it. …
The Disaster Artist Review
This week I was lucky enough to receive a set of advanced preview tickets to the new James Franco film …
Active Students: Why you should give it a shot, with Alice Horton
Getting into sports isn’t always easy. Sometimes it’s too costly, other times you might just not feel like participating with …
Student drops university course to help complete bucket list for dying friend
By Zoe Fripp A 19-year-old Californian student has quit university to help his best friend complete his bucket list after …
Student Spotlight: Matthew Widdicombe
By Sam Carman Student Spotlight interviews undergraduates, postgraduates and other academics about their schooling achievements, be it studying abroad, running …
André Graça, AKA Midnight Ambassador
By Robert Wheatley and Matt Dowse It’s hard enough to make it as a musician, let alone do it all …
Jewish and Genderqueer: Two Identities That Work
By Ollie Read and Robert Wheatley It’s often assumed that, as a person of faith, one must identify a certain …
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