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He is generously funding a Scholarship to support MPhil candidates studying Economics at Christ's College. ... The scholarship provides a contribution of £18,000 towards the cost of the MPhil course.

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Spring 2019. This week the College has basked in glorious sunshine, and it has felt more like summer than spring! Around College there is a buzz of activity, and the gardens are bursting into bloom. On Wednesday we

Search:. Search. The brilliant untold story of three daughters of diplomacy: Anna Roosevelt, Sarah Churchill, and Kathleen Harriman, glamorous, fascinating young women who accompanied their famous fathers to the Yalta Conference with Stalin in the

Search:. Search. James Meade (1907-1995). James Meade was one of the great economists of the 20. th. century. It was Keynes’s vision and genius which underlay the reconstruction of economics in the interwar period, and provided the basic

Search:. Search. Steve Palmer. Steven Leonard Palmer (m. 1986) is the only Cambridge alumnus to have built a successful career in professional football since the 1970s. Palmer was born on 31 March 1968 in Brighton and came up to Christ's College to

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Last year Christ's awarded over £600,000 in student support and the regular support of alumni making gifts to the Student Support fund ensures that no student should face undue

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Spring 2020. Welcome to the spring issue of the e-newsletter. College News. In January we had the pleasure of announcing that Her Majesty the Queen had appointed the Master, Professor Jane Stapleton, an Honorary

Search:. Search. Copyright: Ian Farrell Photography. This year, Christ’s marks the fortieth anniversary of the admission of women to the College as students: in October 1978, six women graduate students – and, rather by chance, a single brave

Details of the new Tim Heymann Travel Scholarship prize were clarified and the prize winner will be announced at the next conference after a competitive process involving Christ’s College undergraduate

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Search:. Search. E-newsletter Winter 2021. Above left: Third Court in early winter morning, photo credit - Robert Hicks (m. 2021). Above right: Second Court at dusk, photo credit - Farbod Akhlaghi (Fellow). Welcome to the winter issue of the

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Winter 2021. Above left: Third Court in early winter morning, photo credit - Robert Hicks (m. 2021). Above right: Second Court at dusk, photo credit - Farbod Akhlaghi (Fellow). Welcome to the winter issue of the

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Winter 2017. Professor Jane Stapleton was delighted to admit seventy one new scholars to Christ's in early December. The ceremony was held in the College Chapel and was celebrated at the annual Feast of Commemoration of

Spyrou Scholarship Dinner. Friends and family of the late George Spyrou (m. ... 1971) have established a George Spyrou Scholarship in his memory. A dinner was held for the current scholar on Thursday 8 May.

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Winter 2022. Welcome to the winter 2022 issue of the e-newsletter. Christ's is in the holiday spirit! From Christmas Carols in the Chapel to Bridgemas Bops, the end of term has been packed with festive events. The

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Every gift to the Telephone Campaign is a gift towards our Campaign for Christ's, focussed on the Student Support Fund - helping us to provide bursaries for the best and brightest ... Of course, you can still make a donation to our Student Support Fund

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Summer 2018. Welcome to the Summer issue of the e-newsletter. Congratulations to everyone who graduated from Christ's in 2018! It was a very successful year, with excellent results, so well done to you all! You can

The second title, Praeceptorium, notes on the first page of the text that it was written by Nicholas of Lyra (1270-1349), a Franciscan monk from Normandy, but more recent scholarship

However, receiving a prestigious, merit-based scholarship as the only member of Christ’s College and the LLM programme indeed approaches a miracle for any student. ... I believe the scholarship has prepared me for my life: it improved me professionally,

The total now stands at over £250,000, the majority of. which is being directed towards the Student Support Fund. ... With the support of our alumni, this vital fund will allow us to offer.

We held an event to mark the 10th Anniversary Celebration of the Charles Darwin and Galapagos Islands Fund. ... We were truly delighted that Sir David Attenborough was able to join us for the celebration, as he was present for the launch of the Fund in

Search:. Search. Newsletter WINTER 2015. We enjoyed seeing many of you at the Winter Drinks Reception at The Athenaeum last week, kindly hosted by David Ormrod (1966). Below you can catch up on the latest College news and upcoming events. We are

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Beth Kamunge is co-editor of The Fire Now: Anti-Racist Scholarship in Times of Explicit Racial Violence (Zed Books, 2018).

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Autumn 2018. Welcome to the Autumn issue of the e-newsletter. Over the academic year 2018-19, the College is celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the admission of women to Christ's, as graduate students in 1978 and

Search:. Search. Professor Julius Robert Oppenheimer was an American theoretical physicist and professor of physics. As the wartime head of the Los Alamos Laboratory, Oppenheimer is among those who are called the 'father of the atomic bomb' for

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Spring 2018. Honorary Fellow Professor Sir Keith Peters has been given an even higher honour in the New Year Honours list by being awarded a GBE (Knights Grand Cross of the British Empire) for Services to the

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Autumn 2020. I send my warm wishes to our alumni community as we all learn to cope with the changes brought about by the global pandemic. Here in College, the new academic year has begun, and we have welcomed new and

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At the beginning of the month, we held our annual ceremony in Chapel to admit our new scholars: those undergraduate students whose exam results earned them a scholarship, and our graduate ... This year, a record 81 scholars were admitted, which does not

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Search:. Search. E-newsletter Autumn 2022. Welcome to the autumn 2022 issue of the e-newsletter. The weather is getting colder, the trees are turning red and gold, and Michaelmas term is in full swing here at Christ's! New Faces at Christ's . In

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Summer 2019. Summer has definitely arrived in College and the gardens are looking glorious in full bloom in the sunshine. The end of the academic year has been a hive of activity, with Graduation, the event to mark the

Search:. Search. This book is about one Christ's alumnus, James Chuter Ede, written by another Christ's alumnus, Stephen Hart (m. 1968). James Chuter Ede (1882-1965) served the longest term of office as Home Secretary in the last 200 years, three

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Winter 2020. We have successfully completed the first term of this academic year, and I send my thanks to all those who have made this possible. The University's asymptomatic testing programme has enabled us to identify

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Search:. Search. When Peter Oborne wrote The Rise of Political Lying, looking at the growth of political falsehood under John Major and Tony Blair, he believed things had got as bad as they could be. With the arrival of Boris Johnson at No 10 in

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Summer 2022. Above left: The Malcolm Bowie Bathing Pool. Above right: Waterlillies in Third Court. Amidst extreme temperatures, this summer at Christ's has seen a number of our usual pre-Covid activities return to

Search:. Search. Welcome to the spring 2023 issue of the e-newsletter! Signs of spring are starting to appear around College, even as the wintery weather persists. Read on to find out what the College community has been up to this Lent term and to

Jeremy was a keen sportsman and some fellows and alumni have made donations to establish a Jeremy Taylor Memorial Fund to support sporting activities in College.

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Spring 2022. Welcome to the spring issue of the e-newsletter. Above left: Blossom in Third Court. Above Right: Flying the flag for LGBTQ+ Month. The evidence that spring has sprung is everywhere at Christ's. The gardens

Search:. Search. E-newsletter Autumn 2017. Welcome to the autumn issue of the e-newsletter. Matriculation 2017. Matriculation Photograph 2017. It's the start of a new academic year at Christ's and and we've enjoyed welcoming our new and returning

Search:. Search. E-newsletter June 2017. Welcome to the June issue of the e-newsletter. Professor Theresa Marteau appointed Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire. Congratulations to Professor Theresa Marteau (Fellow) who has been

Search:. Search. Obsolete old words from seventeenth-century English villages reflect the realities of working-class life, exhausting labor, dirt, bizarre foods, magic, horses, outrageous sexism, feudal duties. New words, first appearing in print

Search:. Search. Women's Anniversary Choral Evensong - Address by Rebecca Howarth (m. 2012). Encouraging One Another. 4 November 2018. It’s lovely to be back at Christ’s for today’s special evensong, and it is particularly good to be back in

Mr Richard Wohanka (m. 1971), Chair and Trustee of the Nuclear Trust, and Director of the Nuclear Liabilities Fund, has been appointed CBE for services to the Nuclear Industry.

Search:. Search. Welcome to the summer issue of the e-newsletter. I hope that you and your loved ones are well and remaining in robust spirits. In March, I sent a message to alumni with news about how the pandemic had affected our College community.