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11 Jun 2024: economic dislocation) and the long-term consequences (the decline of the office and school as external from the home; a change in carbon emissions; changing relations within the family structure; growth ... first implication he predicted was a change in

3 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Postgraduates. Newnham attracts postgraduate students of the highest academic calibre in all subjects from universities all over the world, giving the College a vibrant intellectual and international flavour. With

9 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Carol Black Leaving Fund. Carol feels strongly that community underpins Newnham’s success and she hopes that any gifts made in her honour may be used to help ensure the rejuvenation of the spaces that Champneys

14 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. History of Newnham. Gill Sutherland’s history of the College, from its foundation in 1871 until the present day, also contains photos from our archives. Newnham began as a house for five students in Regent Street

5 Jun 2024: social, economic and political consequences of European overseas commerce and colonialism. ... the social, economic and political consequences of European colonialism.

5 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Pudding Seminars. Newnham has a tradition of pudding seminars at Friday lunchtime, at which members of the College (undergraduate, postgraduate or Senior Member) give a brief 20-minute talk for a general audience

4 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Why Newnham? Newnham is the women’s college in the heart of Cambridge – led by women, for women. 150 years ago, a group of radicals – philosophers, campaigners, scientists, writers – came together to create

10 Jun 2024: who are conducting research in areas broadly related to economic and social development and/or international relations.

7 Jun 2024: Close. Close. Close. Close. Close. Biographies. This series of short biographies brings together many of the individuals who have been significant in the history of the College, including all those after whom buildings and public rooms are named. To

14 Jun 2024: Social, cultural and economic history of early medieval England, especially medicine, diet and food production, with a sideline in monastic sign language.