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  1. Top-class tuition and excellent learning support. Everyone who studies at Girton College will be registered for a Cambridge University Degree. As one of the larger Cambridge Colleges, we offer University places in almost every subject. Whatever your choice, you will receive top-class tuition, excellent learning support, and an opportunity to ...

  2. Welcome to Girton College's YouTube Channel. The College was founded in 1869 and is part of the University of Cambridge

  3. Girton College, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. 5,541 likes · 141 talking about this · 16,668 were here. Our official page, we were founded in 1869. Part of the collegiate University of Cambridge (UK).

  4. The University of Cambridge is holding Opens Days in 2024 on 4 and 5 July. On these days, Girton College will be open from 9.30am-12.30pm and 1.30pm-4.30pm. If you are travelling here by car, we do have some (limited) parking at College which is available for use throughout the day. You must register in advance to attend.

  5. In 1930 a new phase of expansion began in Girton – a signal of the College’s continuing confidence despite the University’s ongoing opposition to awarding degrees to women. Central to the project was a new and larger library, later named after its principal benefactor, Thomas McMorran (fl.1890s–1930s).

  6. Girton was created by the hard work and generosity of a campaigning group of women and men. Particularly important were Henry Tomkinson (1831–1906), and Henrietta, Lady Stanley of Alderley (1807–1895); in time both would be immortalised in the College coat of arms. Lady Stanley, a wealthy widow, was passionate in her support, and left her ...

  7. The College Chapel. Girton Chapel was opened and held its first service in 1902, led by Anglican clergymen, including John Llewelyn Davies (1826–1916), brother of Emily Davies (1830–1921). The decision to build a chapel was controversial. Construction only went ahead after the death of Henrietta, Lady Stanley of Alderley (1807–1895).