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26 Jan 2017: On 27 January, the UK remembers the horrors of the Holocaust in WWII. The aftermath of the Holocaust continues to raise challenging questions for individuals, communities and nations. Alumna Jane Day

22 May 2017: Natural Sciences (Mathematics). Andrew Duncan Cosh, B.A., Ph.D. Senior Bursar and College Lecturer in Economics. ... Economics. Eivind Georg Kahrs, Mag.art., Dr.philos.(Oslo). Tutor and Director of Studies in Oriental Studies.

11 Apr 2017: Dame Stephanie (Steve) Shirley is a highly successful entrepreneur turned ardent philanthropist. In 1962, she founded the software company originally named Freelance Programmers Ltd. (later named rena

1 Sep 2017: I was honoured to be awarded a Rosemary Murray Travel Grant to contribute towards the cost of visiting Florence, Italy during July. Since beginning my degree I have become fascinated by the developmen

9 May 2017: Degrees and honours MA Oxford, MPhil London, PhD Cambridge; FBA; Honorary Fellow of the Australian Academy of Humanities; Member, Academia Europaea; Honorary PhD, Thessaloniki; 102nd Sather Lecture

1 Nov 2017: Despite changing government policies and an uncertain economic outlook, it is essential that we maintain access for the most promising, regardless of financial background, something which may take some internal innovation. ... Post-docs conduct research,

19 May 2017: in Natural Sciences (Mathematics). Andrew Duncan Cosh, B.A., Ph.D. Senior Bursar and College Lecturer in Economics. ... Assistant Director of Studies ln Economics. Andrew William Michael Reynolds, B.A.(Oxon).

13 Jun 2017: University Degrees 2001             Litt D., University of Cambridge 1975‑1978&nbsp

1 Nov 2017: We were delighted to read this article from Patsy Wilkinson, Second Permanent Secretary for the Home Office and also an alumna of the College (New Hall, 1980), where she discusses how our Collaboratin

5 Apr 2017: Born in Barnton, Edinburgh, Musgrave was educated at Moreton Hall School, followed by the University of Edinburgh, and in Paris as a pupil of Nadia Boulanger. In 1970 she became Guest Professor at the

30 Sep 2017: During the Summer, I spent a week in Madeira with 5 of my friends from college. We had a great time exploring the island, finding a new activity to do every day. Before Madeira I had never been awa

19 Apr 2017: Joanna MacGregor is one of the world’s most innovative musicians, appearing as a concert pianist, curator and collaborator. Head of Piano at the Royal Academy of Music and Professor of the Univers

16 May 2017: Information Sciences. Andrew Duncan Cosh, B.A. Ph. D. Senior Bursar and Assistant Director of Studies in Economics. ... and awareness of the cultural and economic relationship between Great Britain and the Arab world.

22 Nov 2017: Examinations for the M.Phil. Degree:Economic Research, 2017–18 133Economics, 2017–18 134Finance, 2017–18 134Finance and Economics, 2017–18 135Innovation, Strategy, and Organization, 2017–18 136Management, 2017–18 137Strategy, ... the

30 Sep 2017: In 2017 I travelled to the Peruvian Amazon to take part in conservation volunteering with the Crees Foundation in the Manu Biosphere Reserve located just east of the Andes. After arriving in Cusco,

19 Apr 2017: Professor Dame Jean Thomas is Professor Emeritus of Macromolecular Biochemistry at the University of Cambridge and former Fellow of New Hall.  Her research is on the structure of chro

10 Apr 2017: Dame Jessica Rawson read History at New Hall, matriculating in 1962. Rawson's academic background is in Sinology with a particular research focus on the cosmology of the Han period (206 BC-AD 220)

16 May 2017: Ph. D. (Berkeley, California), Director of Studies in. Economics. Brian Albert Callingham, M.A., B.Phar m., Ph. ... Kevin Charles Lee, B.A. (Sheffield). M.Sc. (Bristol), College Lecturer in Economics.

30 Sep 2017: After two weeks of teaching English in Guangzhou I arrived in Hong Kong. That evening I took the tram up to Victoria Peak which offered a spectacular night time view across the city’s glowing sky line

5 Apr 2017: Professor Bell Burnell matriculated at New Hall in 1965. As a postgraduate student, Bell Burnell discovered the first radio pulsars while studying and advised by her thesis supervisor Antony Hewish