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Hace 2 días · You can find full travel and directions information here. A College map is below and a pdf download of the full site map is here. The College is on Google maps. For general enquiries please contact us via email or telephone or write to us at the address below.
23 de may. de 2024 · Photographer Nick Kane Peter Cook. Unlike other institutions of Cambridge University, Jesus College was founded outside the city, on the grounds of an old Benedictine convent. With their five hundred years of history, these buildings form the core of the college, which has grown around the chapel and the cloister.
9 de may. de 2024 · Dr Julian Huppert. Dr Julian Huppert is the founding Director of the Intellectual Forum and a Jesus College Fellow. Julian is a former Member of Parliament for Cambridge and University Lecturer in Physics, where he worked on unusual structures of DNA.
9 de may. de 2024 · Bishop's mitre. Archive of the month: College crests. In recent weeks, the observant among you might have noticed that some of the coats of arms and crests carved into the stonework in Cloister Court and in Boaty Arch in the Carpenter Building have recently been repainted.
Hace 2 días · CHESHUNT COLLEGE, the oldest of the Cambridge theological colleges, owed its foundation largely to the expulsion from St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, early in 1768, of six Anglican students because of their alleged Methodist leanings. (fn. 44) Lady Huntingdon, desiring to provide for the theological training of young ministers of the Methodist persuasi...
Hace 4 días · VII (1497) but the original patent gives 11 Hen. VII (1496), and the date on the dorse of the membrane in the patent roll shows that 1497 is an error. The first reference to 'Jesus' College occurs in a deed of 31 Jan. 1499 endowing a chantry fellowship in 'a college in Cambridge called Jesus College that now be or hereafter shalbe'.
Hace 6 días · The ground now known as the fellows' garden was leased from Jesus College in 1507 and purchased in 1554. Hammond's and Loggan's views of the College of 1594 and 1688, and Custance's map of 1798, show the ground divided by a wall into two unequal portions, the smaller of which was planted more or less regularly with rows of trees, the ...
