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systematic theology), and John L. McKenzie, S.J. (Scripture). Joseph Blenkinsopp taught the introductory course in the New Testament.

Back then, the campus was tiny, really just an L-shape of the old building and the new wing with the Okinawa Tower and I loved it for that.

The members of the New Hall cuppers team used to stroll across the fields at the back of our college to the full-sized pitch laid out at St Ed’s. ... My PhD at New Hall had taken me to Turkey and then to a job in Ankara after graduation.

proud of… I was the one behind the project of the new entrance to the Chapel, with the access ramp and the bench for St Edmund’s…a great enhancement to

I am, however, relatively new to St Edmund’s, having only formally joined the Fellowship in October 2019. ... Having spent many happy years as a member of Newnham, it has been lovely to move to St Edmund’s and to spend time getting to know a new

relatively new category and treated as second class students, with limited access to certain facilities, clubs and associations, and housed in mushroom and mould infested houses with varying electricity and gas ... responsible for organising the new

communication. But the Eddies plantation drive turned me into the resident expert in Botany(!), when the new Master, students, staff and other college members joined the gardeners this winter, keenly deliberating ... of NIAB) (who first introduced me to

It was a great pleasure to initiate a new college team and led it to success. ... In 2017 I got engaged to Ben, a graduate from Queens’ College Cambridge, and during an alumni event when I shared the news, the Master warmly invited us to hold our

Barely moved in, she received an unwelcome baptism of smelly mud, thanks to building work behind from the new office block under construction which came right through her hall, wrecking her ... In turn she learned from them. On occasion there were rows

The election marked a seismic shift in the College, in which the status quo was shattered and an exciting new era in the history of the College dawned. ... Edmund’s what it is today, a College confident in its status and comfortable in moving forward