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Second oldest college in Cambridge. Dec. 2019 • Solo. It was founded as University Hall in 1326 making it Cambridge’s second-oldest college after Peterhouse. It was refounded in 1338 as Clare Hall after its benefactor Elizabeth de Clare but did not assume its present name until 1856. Approached along cobblestoned Trinity Lane and through a ...
Visit Clare. Home. Due to the ongoing building works, the College is currently closed to members of the public. However, we welcome visits from prospective applicants and alumni. If you are visiting, please stop by the Porters' Lodge in Old Court or Memorial Court and let the Porter know that you are here.
clare college. congratulations, st. clare college! level ii re-accredited status. thank you, acscu-aci. academic year 2021-2022. stay connected, inquire online! scc news.
Careers. Clare strives to appoint talented and driven individuals, whether that be in your chosen academic field or in an operational role. The second oldest of the Cambridge Colleges, located along the backs in the heart of the city, Clare combines the highest level of academic achievement with a welcoming, forward thinking, and inclusive ...
About Clare College. Clare College Cambridge was founded in the year 1326, making it the second oldest constituent college of the University. Along with this venerable pedigree, the college also has a reputation for liberalism and inclusivity – it was among the first three colleges in Cambridge to admit female students in 1972.
Clare College Gate Clare Bridge. Clare has a bridge over the River Cam and is the oldest of Cambridge's current bridges. It was built of stone in 1640 by Thomas Grumbold and restored in 1969, and is a Grade I listed building. [10] Fourteen stone balls decorate it, one of which has a missing section.
Clare College, Kolegium Clare – jedno z kolegiów wchodzących w skład Uniwersytetu w Cambridge. Pełna, oficjalna nazwa kolegium to Rektor, Członkowie i Studenci Kolegium Clare na Uniwersytecie w Cambridge ( The Master, Fellows and Scholars of Clare College in the University of Cambridge ).
