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The Sidgwick Site – which houses faculties such as Law, Economics, English, History, Classics and Modern Languages – is right next to our gardens and accessible via a step free path from the ... College. The access guide for the Sidgwick Site can be

Date: Friday 11th May. Time: 5.45pm (doors open 5.30pm). Venue: Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Site, off Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge.

The Sidgwick Site, which houses most of the University Arts and Humanities Faculties, is at the foot of our gardens and the University Library is just across the road. ... After about 500m Selwyn is on the right, just after the junction with Sidgwick

Not only was it a beautiful place to call home, and conveniently close to the Sidgwick site, but it has allowed me to make friendships which I really believe will last

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Even in more private spaces such as the Sidgwick Site or Sports Centre excessive behaviours could still lead to accusations of bullying, criminal damage or even assault.

However, the Sidgwick site – which includes such major faculty buildings as Classics, Economics, English, History, Law, and Modern Languages – was later created right next to Selwyn; and due to the steady

The lecture takes place in the Law Faculty on the Sidgwick site, starting at 5.30pm, and all are welcome.

Selwyn is also close to the Sidgwick Site, where most ASNC lectures and classes take place, and close to the departmental library and to the University Library.

The Sidgwick site – with faculties such as Law, Economics, English, History, Classics and Modern Languages – is at the bottom of our garden.