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15 Feb 2023: Robert Hunt. The presentation of Teaching Prizes: Robert Hunt, Mike Housden, Susan Hill, Paul Fannon, Sophie Read, and Jane Stapleton. ... We also ran subject taster days in Economics, English, History and Natural Sciences (themed around James Meade,

23 Sep 2019: Mr Swee Keat Heng matriculated at Christ’s in 1980 to read Economics. ... As you will read elsewhere in the Magazine, our undergraduates again achieved outstanding examination results.

24 Sep 2020: The Praelector, Senior Tutor and I, standing in Hall, dressed in our robes, read out the names of each graduating undergraduate student. ... We have made an award to an exceptional Economics student who had secured a place at the College in this year’s

7 Oct 2021: Before Christ’s, I read for my DPhil at the University of Oxford under the supervision of Prof Roger Crisp and Prof Timothy Williamson.

9 Oct 2017: You can read more about the alumni events of the past year in the report from the Alumni Relations Officer on pages 50 and 51, but the ‘Alumni Evensong’ is now ... After qualifying as a lawyer in Sydney, Australia in the early 1970s, I went to

28 Sep 2018: 1974), and you can read more about them in the New Senior Members section. ... I came up to Cambridge in 2010 to read Law at Downing College.

6 Oct 2016: Notably he has used ideas from economics to understand networks (and of course vice versa). ... You can read about Jim and Jane in the New Senior Members’ section.

8 Oct 2014: science and public policy, and was privileged to hear their magnificent performance in the National Cathedral (and even asked to read the lessons). ... 2004 Prof. Simon Tavaré FRS. 2006 Dr Caroline Vout. 2006 Dr Sophie Read.

29 Oct 2015: Fellow. A Kiwi, I read Mathematics and Economics for undergraduate degrees in New Zealand. ... From 2011 to 2015, I was an assistant professor at the Norwegian School of Economics in Bergen, Norway.

3 Oct 2013: year and you can read about some of these elsewhere in The Magazine. ... 1957 and read Modern Languages officially, while unofficially spending much time on English literature, Dante and theology.