Trinity Library in Dublin preserves Ireland’s rarest texts and artifacts, including the Book of Kells and the 1916 ...

Cripwell, 23, a student at Trinity College who busks at the statue, is disgusted by its blatant mistreatment, and launched a #LeaveMollymAlone social media campaign last year. She’s also visited ...

Trinity College in Hartford fired a spokesperson last week after she ignored a directive from superiors to decline media interviews about anything related to diversity, equity, and inclusion ...

Lord Byron wasn’t just a romantic poet ... the desire for it was everywhere at all times, even as a student at Trinity College in the early 1800s. Beyond all the choices that might have made him stand ...

Image courtesy of London Remembers, who plucked up the courage to visit Byron's traffic island. A statue of Lord Byron is to be rescued from its traffic island. "What statue of Lord Byron?" ...

Byron was in the van of those poets who came to be known as “Romantics,” and his life had something of the turbulence of a fairy tale. The future Lord Byron was born ... He spent three years at ...

Poet and lyricist Thomas Moore had a fascinating life, hanging out with the likes of Lord Byron and Robert Emmet ... the first Catholics to study at Trinity College. His Irish Catholic identity ...

Renowned Lord Byron enthusiast Geoffrey Bond - who lives in the place where the infamous poet spent some of his early years - has produced a new book which establishes that Burgage Manor was the ...

An American donor has withdrawn funding from Cambridge University's richest college ... painted and slashed a 1914 painting of Lord Arthur Balfour at Trinity - sparking condemnation from senior ...

a young Lord Byron speaking to the bartender ... The quote above is actually taken from one of Byron’s letters to his lawyer. He was seventeen at the time, on his way to Trinity College, and ...

Even before rumours of his affair with his half-sister spread, Lord Byron had a reputation for scandal. His lover Lady Caroline Lamb famously described him as “mad, bad and dangerous to know”.

Major plans are being drawn up to safeguard the future of a Nottinghamshire landmark that serves as the final resting place of Lord Byron and Ada Lovelace. The Romantic poet and his daughter ...