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Hace 3 días · Jesus College is part of the University of Cambridge. It was founded at the end of the 15th century by John Alcock, whose surname gave the College the distinctive cockerels on its crest. The College is known for its large grounds in the north east of the city and its chapel dates back to the 13th century, which is thought to be the University’s oldest building that is still in use.
Hace 5 días · West Court contains the Jesus College conference centre and meetings rooms. It is in the southwest of the site, with step free access from the West Court entrance on Jesus Lane, or internally from The Orchard, via the corridors next to the Roost Café.
Hace 5 días · These references to R. B. Harraden both come from the College accounts and financial papers and refer to a payment of £2 10s for ‘yellow staind glass & border with ground glass’ whilst at the bottom of the original receipt there is a note saying ‘for a design for the E. Window’.
Hace 5 días · Gaylene came to Jesus in 2017 with Helen Clark, for the European Premiere of her film My Year with Helen. During conversations, it transpired that her first film had been made in 1972 while she was in Cambridge, working as Assistant Librarian at Fulbourn Hospital. You can meet the rest of the Intellectual Forum team or contact us via email.
Hace 5 días · John Hamon Massey, Captain Royal Field Artillery. John Hamon Massey came up to Cambridge in 1911 and is recorded in the admissions register as being previously educated at the University of New Zealand. Born: Inverscargill, New Zealand on 24 June 1893. Killed in action 27 May 1918. He attained a Military Special BA on 16 July 1915, though he ...
Hace 5 días · Our Dining Hall is in the northwest corner of Cloister Court. Food is served from the 'Caff' (canteen). Both are on the first floor, but have step free access via a lift. The Upper Hall is above the Dining Hall and is also accessible via the lift. If you are a conference guest, you can visit the conference room information for the Dining Hall ...
