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29 Nov 2011: Report of the Council on further development on the Sidgwick Avenue Site: Notice. ... The Council welcome Dr Meeks's comments regarding the recent work carried out elsewhere on the Sidgwick Avenue Site around the Raised Faculty Building.

4 Dec 2007: It will take place on Tuesday December 4 at 4:00 pm in Lady Mitchell Hall, at the Sidgwick Site, Sidgwick Avenue. ... If you use this content on your site please link back to this page.

29 Nov 2011: Report of the Council on further development on the Sidgwick Avenue Site: Notice of a ballot.

28 Jun 2024: 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.

28 Jan 2022: In 2004, Allies and Morrison Architects, who had previously produced the Master Plan for the Sidgwick Avenue Site, were commissioned to develop a design to RIBA Stage D for the new ... to use the Sidgwick Avenue Site more efficiently through use of

28 Jan 2022: in Seminar Room B3 at the Institute of Criminology (Sidgwick Avenue Site). ... in the Sir William Hardy Building (Downing Site), Room HB101. Further details are also available on the website () or on request via email (seminars@gender.cam.ac.uk).

In 1870, a small group of academic thinkers, including the philosopher, Henry Sidgwick (1838-1900), began to provide lectures to women in Cambridge. ... from Regent Street to Merton Hall, where they remained until Newnham College was fully established on

There. will also be limited parking available at the University’s Sidgwick site, entry off Sidgwick Avenue (opposite Newnham. ... further pieces on the Social Europe blog and on the. Policy Research in Macroeconomics site.

28 Jun 2024: 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.

7 Jun 2024: She had a great admiration for Mrs Sidgwick, for her tutor B.A. ... In 1861 he entered Trinity College, Cambridge, where Henry Sidgwick was a Fellow, to read classics.