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Professor Paul Lane awarded European Research Council Advanced Grant
Magdalene Fellow, Professor Paul Lane, has been awarded a prestigious ERC Advanced Grant for his project on the archaeology of ancient pastoral societies in Kenya.
Thank you to all our Members who donated during the recent Telephone Campaign. Over £178,000 was raised, supporting mental health resources and the Pepys Restoration Project.
With 185 years of rivalry, the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race is one of the world’s oldest amateur sporting events. The 2024 Lightweight Boat Races were won by both Cambridge crews, captained by Magdalene students.
Last week, we spoke with Lauren Britten (2019), President of the Women's Lightweight Crew. Today, we caught up with Ben Jones (2021), President of the Men's Lightweight Crew.
Magdalene student Lauren Britten (2019), President of the Women's Lightweight Crew, shares her thoughts on rowing and representing Cambridge at this iconic event.
Our student team will be calling Members globally to share College updates and ask for support towards fundraising goals. They look forward to connecting with you!
For International Women’s Day 2024, Magdalene showcases Lady Sydney Morgan’s letter, revealing her lively social life and literary career. The letter is part of the Van de Weyer collection.
The Schools Liaison Officer at Magdalene works with schools to guide students applying to Cambridge, offering advice, support, and inspiration to help them reach their full potential.
Magdalene College unveils its first portrait of a female Fellow, Professor Helen Vendler, in Hall. She was Parnell Fellow from 1994 to 1995 and an Honorary Fellow since 1997.
Magdalene students will be calling alumni and friends seeking support for our fundraising priorities. The Telephone Campaign connects the Magdalene community globally.
Magdalene warmly welcomes six new Fellows, excited to benefit from their academic insights and contributions to the College’s ongoing pursuit of excellence in learning and research.
Nearly a year ago, Ruth Rix's first solo exhibition opened at the Robert Cripps Gallery. Dr Annja Neumann (2017) writes about her public engagement work in the Cross-Connections exhibition.