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17 Jul 2024: Work exhibited:Standing Figure (Rabbit).Marc Quinn’s bronze sculptures (derived from casts of frozen animal carcases) struggle with an invasion of meanings that

17 Jul 2024: Following a seasonal concert on 8 December in the familiar setting of Jesus College Chapel, the College Choir set off to Sri Lanka on the 11 December for what w

17 Jul 2024: years. By being able to look back 40 to 50 years at subsurface conditions rather than just the 10 to 20 years provided by modern data, scientists can better understand what

17 Jul 2024: The summer of 2018 saw theCollege Choir tourSouth Africa for two weeks, singing liturgical services and concerts.The first stop was in Grahamstown, singing Euch

17 Jul 2024: Work exhibited: Vespers.Sir Anthony Caro is widely acknowledged as the most influential sculptor of the postwar period.

17 Jul 2024: The role of the Organ Scholar is to assist the Director of Music in the training of the Choirs and accompaniment of services.There are usually two Organ Scholar

17 Jul 2024: Ateam of researchers, led by a Jesus College Fellow, havecreateda 'super jelly' so strong it can be run over by a car and still hold its shape.Oren Scherman,Pro

17 Jul 2024: Work exhibited: Obelisk with Flame.With the installation in the Fellows’ Garden of Obelisk with Flame (1990), visitors to Jesus College are in a position to com

17 Jul 2024: Works exhibited:Presence.Two of the three works that John Gibbons has included in this exhibition come from the Presence series of brooding metal orthostats.

17 Jul 2024: Work exhibited: Bronze Shell.Wendy Taylor has become one of the most widely exhibited sculptors in Britain although most of her works have not been shown in gal

17 Jul 2024: Jesus College in the University of Cambridge. Search Menu. Search. Section menu. Search. Jesus College in the University of Cambridge. Main menu. Show. Show. Show. Show. Show. Show. Show. Show. Breadcrumb. Search. Singing in Jesus College Choir. A

17 Jul 2024: Work exhibited: Aeolus.Visually, it is dominated by a set of tall tubes of varying dimensions that give it the appearance of a kind of wind instrument utilising

17 Jul 2024: In 2014a new work of art was added to ourCollege Chapel:a bronze Pietà by Gillian Kaufman.The PietàThe Pietà is an ancient theme in Christian art, depicting the

17 Jul 2024: Works exhibited: Messenger,Cave.William Tucker’s move from England to the United States in 1978 seemed to catalyze the magnetic pull of European art history tha

17 Jul 2024: The stones of Jesus CollegeChapel tell stories of fire, reform, war, revival — and the traditions of a prayerful community.

17 Jul 2024: A Choral Scholarship at Jesus College offers unrivalled musical opportunities, as well as the chance to be part of a close-knit community.

17 Jul 2024: to late 20. th. centuries, of which 482 included names or initials.

17 Jul 2024: He won by a distance of 20 feet and “jumped in a truly classical style” (Chanticlere, Lent Term 1914, p44).

17 Jul 2024: Work exhibited: Carapace.Eilis O’Connell’s sculptures can be found in a surprising assortment of locations, as a result of the extraordinary number of public co

17 Jul 2024: Work exhibited: Firebug."Although while studying at BA level and while at the Royal Academy Schools I was considered a sculptor, I have always worked in whateve

17 Jul 2024: Work exhibited: Composition Six foot leaping hare on steel pyramid Large left-handed drummer Leaping hare on crescent and ball The Handshakers Sculler Large Mon

17 Jul 2024: Overall, Oxford leads Cambridge by eight victories, 20-12. Max is studying for a MEng in Chemical Engineering.

17 Jul 2024: 20 October - Timothy Byram-Wigfield, Director of Music, All Saints Margaret Street, London.

17 Jul 2024: Student ambassadors deliver higher education information and guidance sessions to 15-20 schools from each region.

17 Jul 2024: Information about income and expenditureCharity Commission Registration and Return,Charity No.

17 Jul 2024: The citation for the award, published in the London Gazette on 20 July 1917 was:. ... It seems that 20 June is the date that appears on his headstone.

17 Jul 2024: The ISSMGE provides a focus for professional leadership to some 90 Member Societies and around 20,000 individual members.

17 Jul 2024: Workexhibited:Sculpture in the Close.Antony Gormley’s new work in the grounds of the College deploys 19 figures in arrangements that recall the Event Horizonins

17 Jul 2024: Hawkins won the long jump with a distance of 20 feet and a half an inch (6.11 metres) (Chanticlere, Lent Term 1913, p36).

17 Jul 2024: Jesus College Chapel makes annualgrants to assistchildren of clergy ordained according to the rites of the Church of England while they are at school.How to app

17 Jul 2024: Sponsors to help us to fund specific events or programmes on specific themes and issues.Such support helps us to sustain the high quality of participation and t

17 Jul 2024: He is the author of more than 20 peer-reviewed academic articles and more than 50 Harvard business cases on topics related to sustainable business, and has earned awards for scholarly

17 Jul 2024: Currently less than 20 coaches in the UK have achieved this highest level of rowing coaching qualification.

17 Jul 2024: We seek to attract members to help us sustain high quality of participation and frequent events, who also help us ensure that our outputs are of sufficiently hi

17 Jul 2024: In connection with its research projects, theGlobal Issues Dialogue Centreconducts several dialogues at Jesus College Cambridge each year.

17 Jul 2024: In the first decades of the sixteenth century all the Chapel’s windows were filled with stained glass: Sir John Rysley, one of Henry VII’s closest aides, left m

17 Jul 2024: Our choirs sing regularly, accompanying College Chapel services during term time and performing in concerts throughout the year.ServicesThe Chapel Choir sings E

17 Jul 2024: Born: Melbourne, Australia on 19 August 1888. Died of wounds: France 20 June 1915.

17 Jul 2024: The only reference we have to Knyvet in the College Archives comes from the College accounts which shows receipt of his 20 shillings admission fee. .

17 Jul 2024: Born: Rockhall, Dumfrieshire on 3 January 1890. Fell in action: 20 June 1916.

17 Jul 2024: Winner of the 2018 Ted Hughes Award, Raymond Antrobus, came to the Intellectual Forum to deliver his poems in spoken-word and signed language to an enthralled a

17 Jul 2024: Director of Music - Benjamin SheenBenjamin Sheen was appointed Director of Music at Jesus College Cambridge in 2023.

17 Jul 2024: retreat up to 600 metres a day during periods of climate warming, 20 times faster than the highest rate of retreat previously measured. ... at the end of the last Ice Age, about 20,000 years ago.

17 Jul 2024: 3pm on 25 August 2021, via Zoom. Plant disease causes a yield loss of around 20-40% in crops, which costs the global economy $220 billion each year.

17 Jul 2024: Animal bones from excavations at Polsloe Priory (Exeter) showed a predominance of beef over mutton, while the aristocratic nunnery at Winchester yielded archaeological evidence for farmed and wild game, and 20

17 Jul 2024: The College has just over 20 units in total, all very close to the main College grounds, with several houses backing onto the College grounds.

17 Jul 2024: Born: Beccles, Suffolk on 20 March 1888. Fell in action: 3 September 1916. ... 120 yards hurdle race, winning the latter in 20 seconds in November 1909.

17 Jul 2024: Their 20-minute presentations highlighted the opportunities for great future collaboration between China and the UK in the future to engage in cross-directional learning.

17 Jul 2024: Our interdisciplinary research projects draw on the expertise of members of Jesus College, the University of Cambridge and the wider global research community.C

17 Jul 2024: The team identified a series of delicate wave-like ridges on the seafloor, each only about one metre high and spaced 20 to 25 metres apart, dating to the end of