A new partnership between Trinity College Theological School, the University of Divinity and Perth’s Wollaston Theological College will see WTC Formation students undertake their studies through the UD at TCTS...
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University of DivinityTrinity College staff Q&A: The Revd Canon Professor Dorothy Lee
Dorothy Lee is Trinity's Stewart Research Prof of New Testament. Growing up in a conservative family, Dorothy never saw herself becoming an ordained minister.
Trinity College Theological School2020 Adelaide Online Graduation Ceremony
Congratulations to all our newest graduates! The ceremony of conferring degrees and awarding diplomas and certificates is a time-honoured ritual performed at academic institutions throughout the world. On Friday 4...
Skinning, Shearing, or Serving?
Biblical texts about shepherds ask pointed questions about the role of political leaders as rulers or servants.
Fergus KingSeasons
"There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens." Ecclesiastes 3:1. Reverend Dr Gary Heard from Trinity College Theological School on the seasons of life.
Gary HeardThe Interregnum
In these times in between times something about ordinary moments becomes legible. Scott Kirkland from Trinity College Theological School on 'The Interregnum'.
Scott KirklandUD Academics recognised in 2020 ARPA awards
Three University of Divinity academics have been announced as winners in the 2020 APRA awards: Gordon Preece, Dorothy Lee and Jason Goroncy. Congratulations!
The Trinity in the Age of Narcissus
What incentives drive people to hold public office: self-interest or a desire to serve others makes a huge difference…
Longing for the face of God
Kimmy? Kimmy? Kimmy, now look at me. Look at me Kim. Look at moi. Look at moi. Now, I’ve got one word to say to you, Kim. Mask. When we want someone’s full attention, as Kath so often does with her self-absorbed...
Colleen O'ReillyTime
Time is a strange thing. Although the constant ticking of the second hand of a clock reminds us that time passes at a constant rate, our experience of it is very different.
Caves and Lockdowns
Caves are often considered to be dark and unpleasant places, yet Plato and Inigo of Loyola let us see them as places for reflection and preparation for life.