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17 Apr 2009: Newnham has organised a lecture in memorial of its leading founder, Henry Sidgwick biennially since 1901. ... Sidgwick - a Professor of Philosophy – had risked the censure of his fellow (male) academics by first organising lectures for female students,

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

18 Aug 2004: Literary events throughout the day include author Graham Swift, who won the Booker Prize for his novel ‘Last Orders’, reading from his latest work ‘The Light

15 Mar 2012: The recycling event takes place during national Climate Week, on Thursday 15, Friday 16 and Saturday 17 March 2012, from 7.30 am to 3.30 pm. All types of

19 Mar 2003: The debate, part of Cambridge Science Festival's Spotlight on Science series, is being staged jointly by the Science Festival, Vermont Law School and the

7 May 2024: 18 May 2012. The newest building on the University of Cambridge’s Sidgwick Site has been named in honour of the former Vice-Chancellor.

18 May 2012: The ground floor, with a cafe, is open to all Sidgwick site, University and College users.

7 May 2024: 16 Oct 2013. An unveiling of a special commemorative pavement marker takes place today on the Sidgwick Site at 12 noon to commemorate the Bicentenary of the birth.

16 Oct 2013: Today, the University is announcing that it has named a central avenue on the Sidgwick Site ‘Taras Shevchenko Way’ (Вулиця Тараса Шевченка) for the duration of the bicentennial. ... This symbolic, temporary naming of a

12 May 2003: The University is spending £20 million on the developments set for completion in May 2004. The new buildings will provide space to cater for the increasing