Editing Trinity Hall, Cambridge (section)

==People associated with Trinity Hall==
===Masters===
{{main|List of Masters of Trinity Hall, Cambridge}}

On 31 May 2022, Mary Hockaday was announced as the next Master.<ref>{{cite web|title=Trinity Hall Elects New Master|url=https://www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/news/trinity-hall-elects-new-master/}}</ref>

===Deans===
{{further|:Category:Deans of Trinity Hall, Cambridge}}

The current Dean is the Revd Dr Stephen Plant. The role of Dean incorporates that of Chaplain in other colleges.

===Fellows===
{{further|:Category:Fellows of Trinity Hall, Cambridge|List of Honorary Fellows of Trinity Hall, Cambridge}}

=== Notable alumni ===
{{See also|:Category:Alumni of Trinity Hall, Cambridge}}
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File:Charles Howard (1536-1624), by Daniel Mytens.jpg|[[Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham]], [[Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom|Lord High Admiral]]
File:Prime Minister Stanley Bruce (Retouched).png|[[Stanley Bruce|Stanley Bruce, 1st Viscount of Melbourne]], [[Prime Minister of Australia]]
File:Khawaja Nazimuddin of Pakistan.JPG|[[Khawaja Nazimuddin|Sir Khawaja Nazimuddin]], [[Prime Minister of Pakistan]]
File:J B Priestley at work in his study, 1940. (7893553148).jpg|[[J. B. Priestley]], novelist, playwright and broadcaster
File:Marshall McLuhan.jpg|[[Marshall McLuhan]], Canadian philosopher
File:Lord Geoffrey Howe (cropped).jpg|[[Geoffrey Howe|Geoffrey Howe, Baron Howe of Aberavon]], [[Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Deputy Prime Minister]]
File:Hans Blix in Vienna 2002.jpg|[[Hans Blix]], Swedish [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Sweden)|Minister for Foreign Affairs]]
File:David Lloyd Johnston(Brubacher House).jpg|[[David Johnston (governor general)|David Johnston]], [[Governor General of Canada]]
File:Stephen Hawking.StarChild.jpg|[[Stephen Hawking]], [[Lucasian Professor of Mathematics]]
File:Guy Scott.png|[[Guy Scott]], [[President of Zambia]]
File:Andrew Marr - Vladimir Putin's interview about Olympics in Sochi (2014-01-17) 09.jpg|[[Andrew Marr]], journalist and broadcaster
File:CarolineSHill.jpg|[[Caroline S. Hill]], head of the Developmental Signalling Laboratory at the [[Francis Crick Institute]]
File:Rachel Weisz Cannes 2015.jpg|[[Rachel Weisz]], [[Academy Awards|Oscar]]-winning actress
File:Pooley PodiumF Ventouxman 2017.jpg|[[Emma Pooley]], [[Olympic Games|Olympic]] silver-medallist cyclist and presenter
File:Tom James MBE.jpg|[[Tom James (rower)|Tom James]], double [[Olympic Games|Olympic]] gold-medallist rower
File:Official portrait of Rt Hon Oliver Dowden MP crop 2.jpg|[[Oliver Dowden]], [[Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]]
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* [[Robert McNeill Alexander]] – zoologist 
* [[Zafar Ansari]] – [[Surrey County Cricket Club|Surrey]] and [[England cricket team|England]] cricketer
* [[Waheed Arian]] – physician and radiologist, founder of telemedicine charity Arian Teleheal
* [[Thomas Bilney]] – Protestant reformer and martyr
* [[Hans Blix]] – Former UN Chief Weapons Inspector
* [[Stanley Bruce]] – [[Prime Minister of Australia]], 1923–29
* [[Richard Boyle (rower)|Richard Boyle]] – rower. Bronze medal in 1908 Olympics
* [[Edward Carpenter]] – socialist poet and homosexual activist
* [[John Cockett]] – Hockey player. Bronze medal in 1952 Olympics
* [[William Cooke (priest, born 1821)|William Cooke]] – Hymn writer
* [[Archibald Craig]] – Fencer. Competed in the 1924 and 1948 Olympics
* [[Felix Creutzig]] – Physicist and Climate Change Economists
* [[Don Cupitt]] – Philosopher of Religion and scholar of Christian theology
* [[Sir Charles Dilke]] – Victorian politician
* [[Laurence Doherty]] – Tennis player, Olympic gold medalist and Wimbledon Champion
* [[Reginald Doherty]] – Tennis player, Olympic gold medalist and Wimbledon Champion
* [[Lionel Elvin]] – Educationist
* [[Ronald Firbank]] – Novelist
* [[Billy Fiske]] – Bobsleigh Olympian and first American fatality of WWII
* [[Norman Fowler]] – Politician
* [[Aubrey de Grey]] – Anti-ageing theorist
* [[Frances Harrison]] – journalist
* [[Stephen Hawking]] – Physicist
* [[Arthur Henderson, Baron Rowley]] - Labour politician; Secretary of State for Air, 1947–51
* [[Robert Herrick (poet)|Robert Herrick]] – poet
* [[Matthew Holness]] – [[Perrier Comedy Award]]-winning creator of [[Garth Marenghi]]
* [[Andy Hopper]] – Computer scientist
* [[Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham]] – admiral
* [[Geoffrey Howe]] – Former MP and Chancellor of the Exchequer
* [[Nicholas Hytner]] – Theatre and film director
* [[Robin Legge]] – music critic
* [[Magnus Linklater]] – Journalist
* [[Tom James (rower)|Tom James]] – Rower, double Olympian and Olympic Gold medallist
* [[Greville Janner]] – Former Labour MP and Peer
* [[David Johnston (governor general)|David Johnston]] – The Governor General of Canada
* [[Vladimir Kara-Murza]] – Russian author and political prisoner
* [[Harold Kitching]] – Rower. Bronze medal in 1908 Olympics
* [[Donald Duart Maclean|Donald Maclean]] – Soviet spy
* [[Andrew Marr]] – Political journalist and broadcaster
* [[Adam Mars-Jones]] – British novelist and critic
* [[Brett Mason]] – Australian Senator
* [[Alfred Maudslay]] – Archaeologist, explorer, and diplomat
* [[Alan Nunn May]] – Physicist and Soviet spy
* [[Reginald McKenna]] – Chancellor of the Exchequer during World War I
* [[Marshall McLuhan]] – Media theorist
* [[John Meyrick|Sir John Meyrick]] – Rower. Silver medal in 1948 Olympics
* [[Peter Millett, Baron Millett]] – Law Lord
* [[John Monckton, 1st Viscount Galway]] – politician
* [[Khawaja Nazimuddin]] – Pakistan's second Prime Minister
* [[Donald Nicholls, Baron Nicholls of Birkenhead]] – Law Lord
* [[David Oliver (doctor)|David Oliver]] – Geriatrician, President of the [[British Geriatrics Society]]
* [[Tony Palmer (director)|Tony Palmer]] – Film screenwriter and director
* [[Michael Peppiatt]] – Art historian
* [[Jean Christophe Iseux von Pfetten|Baron von Pfetten]] – Professor, Ambassador and Senator
* [[Emma Pooley]] – Olympic silver medalist
* [[Alistair Potts]] – British World Champion coxswain
* [[J.B. Priestley]] – Writer
* [[William Barnard Rhodes-Moorhouse]] – First airman to be awarded the [[Victoria Cross]]
* [[Abigail Rokison]] – Shakespeare academic
* [[David Sheppard]] – Bishop and cricketer
* [[John Silkin]] – Former Government minister
* [[Samuel Silkin]] – Baron Silkin of Dulwich, of North Leigh in the County of Oxfordshire – former MP and Attorney-General
* [[William Smith (field hockey)|William Smith]] – Hockey player. Gold medal in 1920 Olympics
* [[Tony Slattery]] – [[Perrier Comedy Award]]-winning comedian
* [[Douglas Stuart (rower)|Douglas Stuart]] – Rower. Bronze medal in 1908 Olympics
* [[Leslie Stephen]] – Victorian writer and critic
* [[Galen Strawson]] – Philosopher
* [[Sidney Swann|Sidney Earnest Swann]] – Rower, gold medalist in 1912 Olympics
* [[Cyril Julian Hebden Taylor|Sir Cyril Taylor]] - Businessman and social entrepreneur
* [[John Paskin Taylor|John Taylor]] – Hockey player. Bronze medal in 1952 Olympics
* [[John Thomas, Baron Thomas of Cwmgiedd]] – Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
* [[David J. Thouless]] – theoretical physicist, [[Nobel Prize]] and [[Wolf Prize]] winner
* [[Nicholas Tomalin]] – Journalist and reporter
* [[Mark Tully]] – BBC radio broadcaster
* [[Edmund de Waal]] – Ceramic artist and author
* [[Terry Waite]] – Fellow Commoner of Trinity Hall
* [[Rachel Weisz]] – [[Academy Award]]-winning actress
* [[Sophie Winkleman]] – Actress
* [[John Wodehouse, 3rd Earl of Kimberley]] – Polo player, Olympics gold medalist

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