Articles about 'Robinson College'

New lecture series puts Russia’s great leaders under the microscope

12 October 2006

From Ivan the Terrible to Stalin, some of the most famous – and infamous – people ever to rule Russia and the Soviet Union are coming under scrutiny in a new series of University of Cambridge lectures.

Human rights in an age of terror

16 May 2006

The emergency laws that follow terrorist attacks will be the focus of a prestigious lecture in Cambridge next week.

Blue Peter in Cambridge

06 April 2006

Long-running BBC Television children’s programme Blue Peter visits Cambridge this evening.

To Boldly Go: Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century

28 October 2005

Right now, all over the world, there are hundreds of millions of people actively trying to start a new business – some out of necessity, some to escape poverty, and others to fulfil a lifetime's ambition. Whatever their motivation, these entrepreneurs are making a dramatic contribution to our world: creating jobs, fostering innovation, and acting as catalysts for economic growth and development.

Chancellor's visit

22 June 2005

HRH the Duke of Edinburgh, Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, was at the University this week to open a new building and confer Honorary Degrees.

From Nuremberg to Helsinki, 2002

26 May 2005

The third joint open lecture held by Cambridge Genetics Knowledge Park (CGKP) and Cambridge Network will be held on Wednesday June 8 at Robinson College.

Clare Hall Ashby Lecture: ’‘From Alola to Helena’

26 April 2005

Kirsty Sword-Gusmao, First Lady to the President of the independent nation of East Timor, is to give this year’s Clare Hall Ashby lecture.

University of Cambridge’s Honorary Graduands announced

04 April 2005

Six distinguished individuals will receive Cambridge University honorary degrees at the traditional ceremony in June.

Peace After War

28 February 2005

Carl Bildt, former Prime Minister of Sweden from 1991-1994 and UN Secretary General's Special Envoy for the Balkans from 1999-2001, will deliver this year's Clare Hall Tanner Lectures on Tuesday, 1 March at the Babbage Theatre, New Museums Site, Downing Street, Cambridge.

Russia Hangs Out: from champagne and caviar to coke and burgers

20 October 2004

Cambridge’s Department of Slavonic Studies is hosting a series of public lectures over the coming academic year entitled ‘Russia Hangs Out: Consumer Culture from the Tsars to Putin.’ The series will examine how ordinary Russian men and women have spent their leisure time, what they have consumed and how they have amused themselves - from Imperial times to the present day.

Articles about 'Robinson College'

New lecture series puts Russia’s great leaders under the microscope

Human rights in an age of terror

Blue Peter in Cambridge

To Boldly Go: Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century

Chancellor's visit

From Nuremberg to Helsinki, 2002

Clare Hall Ashby Lecture: ’‘From Alola to Helena’

University of Cambridge’s Honorary Graduands announced

Peace After War

Russia Hangs Out: from champagne and caviar to coke and burgers

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