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Mr J H Prynne gives the Judith E Wilson Poetry Lecture, 2016, at 5pm on Thursday 5 May. ... The title of the lecture is ‘Reading Kazoo’. The venue is Little Hall, Sidgwick Site.

13 Dec 2018: Persaud’s 2018 victory was announced during a live broadcast of BBC Radio 4’s Front Row from Cambridge University’s West Road Concert Hall, with the winner of the 2018 ... The success of First Story’s Young Writer’s Festival on our Sidgwick

The 2014 Graham Storey Lecture will be given by Professor Caryl Phillips, Yale University. ... Nothing Personal: James Baldwin, Richard Avedon, and the pursuit of Celebrity Taking place on Monday 10 February at 5pm in the Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Site

Here […]. The 2022 Graham Storey Lecture will be held on 24 October at 5.15pm in Lady Mitchell Hall on the Sidgwick Site. ... West Road end of the Sidgwick Site.

Nothing Personal: James Baldwin, Richard Avedon, and the pursuit of Celebrity Taking place on Monday 10 February at 5pm in the Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Site, Sidgwick Avenue. ... Dr Robert Macfarlane interviewed for BBC Radio 3’s Private Passions,

20 Mar 2001: On Wednesday 21 March, the University will be staging a mid-week debate, with a panel of experts from a range of scientific backgrounds. ... The debate will be held in the Lady Mitchell Hall, in Sidgwick Avenue, on 21 March 2001 at 7.00pm.

19 Sep 2007: On Saturday afternoon the Vice-Chancellor will address alumni in the Lady Mitchell Hall on the Sidgwick Site and introduce Memories of the Marlowe. ... to the beautiful gardens of New Hall which inspired The Transit of Venus, the College's garden at the

3 Jul 2024: cam.ac.uk/news/?p=488 The 2014 Graham Storey Lecture will be given by Professor Caryl Phillips, Yale University. ... Nothing Personal: James Baldwin, Richard Avedon, and the pursuit of Celebrity Taking place on Monday 10 February at 5pm in the Lady

9 Mar 2001: Professor Oliver Goodenough, of Vermont Law School, is one of the event organisers:. ... The debate will take place in the Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge, at 7pm on Wednesday 21 March 2001.

4 Oct 2007: A programme of free lectures will coincide with the run: on 10 October at 12.30pm, Edith Hall, Professor of Classics and Drama at Royal Holloway will talk at the Fitzwilliam ... Museum on “Medea and the law of homicide, ancient and modern,” then at