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21 Oct 2011: Why do languages die will take place on Saturday October 22 at the Faculty of Law, Sidgwick Site, 2-3pm as part of Cambridge University’s Festival of Ideas.

23 Apr 2003: Room LG18, Faculty of Law Sidgwick Site. All welcome. Admission free.

11 Dec 2001: The Museum of Classical Archaeology is part of the Faculty of Classics, in Sidgwick Avenue.

27 Sep 2002: Details of the weekend events are available at the Alumni Weekend office in the foyer of Lady Mitchell Hall on the Sidgwick site.

4 Feb 2005: 6.45pm; Room LG19, Law Faculty, Sidgwick Site (see map). Wednesday, 9 February. ... Speaker: Sarah Joseph, Islamic Society of Britain. 6.45pm; Room LG19, Law Faculty, Sidgwick Site.

16 Feb 2012: This talk is part of the Darwin College Lecture Series. 5.30 to 6.30pm on Friday 17 February in the Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Site.

16 Feb 2001: 9 March Exploring Space. Jeffrey Hoffman (NASA, Paris). The lectures will start at 5.30 pm in The Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Avenue.

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.

17 Nov 2020: Matthias in his home office. Matthias in his home office. I work in the Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics Library on the Sidgwick Site - one of the largest Faculty libraries

9 May 2005: Lord Woolf, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, unveiled a plaque to commemorate yesterday’s official opening of the Institute of Criminology’s new home on the Sidgwick Site. ... This evening’s Radzinowicz Lecture is open to the public, in