The Trinity Mathematical Society, or TMS, was founded in Trinity College, Cambridge in 1919 to 'promote the discussion of subjects of mathematical interest.' Today the TMS is one of the largest College societies and each year holds an extensive range of talks, together with social events including the famous annual cricket match against our rivals, the Adams Society of St John's.

All members of the University are welcome to come to TMS meetings. For information about joining the TMS, please see the membership page.

TMS News

12/03/08: AGM Results

At this year's AGM Chris Elliott was elected as the new TMS president. Also elected were Rosie Oglethorpe (vice president), Kirsty Syder (secretary), Emma Smith (junior treasurer) and Nathan Kettle was re-elected as constable. Details can be found on the page About the TMS.

14/03/07: AGM results

At today's Annual General Meeting Hiro Funakoshi was elected the new TMS President. Also elected were Danny McMillan (Secretary), Francis Woodhouse (Vice-President), Chris Elliott (Junior Treasurer), and Nathan Kettle (Constable).

16/02/07: Squared squares update

The page on squared squares (and the TMS logo) has been expanded, with additional information on the history of squared squares, excerpts from one of the original papers, and more detailed references.

13/06/06: TMS trounce Adams Society yet again

The TMS romped home today in the Annual Cricket Match against the Adams Society by a comfortable margin of 105 runs to 99, extending the TMS's winning streak now to eight years. Full match report coming soon.

16/03/06: AGM results

Nathan Kettle was elected at the AGM yesterday as the new TMS President. Details of all the new Committee members can be found on the About the TMS page.

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