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28 Sep 2006: The orientation day for new international students takes place at Lady Mitchell Hall on the Sidgwick site.

21 Mar 2006: The lecture is part of the Cambridge Science Festival and will be held from 7.30-8.30 pm at Lady Mitchell Hall, on Sidgwick Avenue in Cambridge.

15 Mar 2006: Called the ‘EyeCone project’, it is based on plans by Matthew Parker, the 16th century Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge and Archbishop of Canterbury, to add a

28 Apr 2006: His lecture, entitled ‘Human Evolution – what can be known?’, takes place in the Lady Mitchell Hall on the University’s Sidgwick Site at 5pm and is open to all.

19 Jan 2006: The lectures will be held for eight consecutive Fridays beginning today, 20 January, at 5.30 pm in The Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Avenue.

17 Oct 2006: With its vistas and open spaces the Sidgwick Site offers the ideal setting for modern sculpture.

8 May 2006: In the Chuan Lyu Lecture 2006, Lord Patten will cover the economic rise of China, in the wake of the original 'Asian tiger' economies such as Taiwan. He will

7 Feb 2006: The lecture will be held on Friday 10 February at 5.30 pm in The Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Avenue.

7 Nov 2006: The Sidgwick Site is the University’s centre for the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. ... This has been a fantastic learning opportunity for our students.”. The Museum of Classical Archaeology, housed in the Faculty of Classics just off Sidgwick

22 Jun 2006: Classics. Other new Cambridge buildings shortlisted for the Award included the Faculty of Education on Hills Road (Building Design Partnership), The Institute of Criminology on the Sidgwick Site (Allies and Morrison)