Students celebrate Churchill College’s modernist legacy with new exhibition
Churchill College’s history of art, architecture, and design takes centre stage in a new exhibition curated by two undergraduate students, Aaron Tan (studying English) and Davina Wang (studying Architecture). Titled A Walk Through College; A Journey Through Time, the exhibition opens with a launch event on Thursday 30 January, from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm, at the Bill Brown Creative Workshops (BBCW)…
New creative workshops open at Churchill College
Churchill College launches The Bill Brown Creative Workshops, a student-driven space for creativity and innovation.
The Churchill Archives Centre launches new Access Portal to mark its 50th Anniversary
The Churchill Archives Centre is a world-leading collection of 20th century history, holding a wide-range of documents by more than 570 political, military & scientific luminary figures from the Churchill era and beyond. To mark the 50th Anniversary of The Churchill Archives Centre, we are proud to announce the launch of our free Access Portal. The website allows researchers worldwide to explore…
Churchill College buildings shortlisted for AJ Architecture Award officially open
New Churchill College graduate accommodation located at 36 Storey’s Way - shortlisted for a 2019 AJ Architecture Award in the 'Higher Education Project of the Year' category - was officially opened last week by University of Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen J Toope.
Copper roof the finishing touch for new buildings at Churchill College
Churchill College, Cambridge, is delighted that its three new graduate houses, in the garden of 36 Storey’s Way were ‘topped out’ with the final piece o copper roofing being laid.
Chinese entrepreneurs visit The Møller Centre for Global Leadership Programme
The 'Oriental MIT' brings 50 Chinese CEOs and entrepreneurs to Cambridge for a science and tech-focused global leadership programme, with Nobel prize winner Professor Sir John Gurdon and William Hague, First Secretary of State, Leader of the House of Commons, as key speakers.