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Latest News
- Dr Rowan Williams New Master of Magdalene
16/03/2012
Honorary Fellow and old Member, Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams (m.1968) has been elected… - Prince Consort Prize and Seeley Medal
15/03/2012
Congratulations to Dr Stephen Thompson (JH Plumb Fellow) on being awarded the Prince Consort Prize…
- MCR Committee
15/03/2012
Following the elections on Thursday 8 March, the MCR Committee results have now been announced. - Leo Critchley (m.2000) and 'Skimming Stones'
09/03/2012
Leo, recently featured on the Culture Show, has co-written and ilustrated his own book: 'Skimming… - more news…
What's happening at Christ's
- Marguerites Dinner
17/03/2012
A dinner in Hall for alumni who were Marguerites to join current members of the Club. - Spring Friends of the Old Library Event
17/03/2012
An opportunity for FOL members to hear a talk on the Old Library's Thomas Hollis Collection
- MA Congregation Ceremony and Reunion Dinner
24/03/2012
An event for alumni who matriculated at Christ's College in 2005 or before to collect their MA certificates and enjoy a reunion dinner in Hall. - New Zealand Drinks Reception
04/04/2012
An opportunity to meet with the Master Professor Frank Kelly, and connect with other alumni living in New Zealand - more events…
Darwin
Christ's alumnus Charles Darwin was born in 1809 and his greatest book 'On the Origin of Species' was published in 1859.
Charles Darwin & Evolution: an exciting resource for all ages concerning the work and legacy of Darwin's discovery and its implications for the modern world.
Milton
Darkness Visible: an exciting resource concerning the life and work of John Milton (1608-74) created by students of Christ's, to celebrate the 400th anniversary of his birth.
Foundress
Lady Margaret Beaufort is recognised as our foundress, the mother of King Henry VII, arguably the most influential woman of her time in Europe.
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