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Clare Hall, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. 3,271 likes · 102 talking about this · 1,058 were here. A college for advanced study at the University of Cambridge.
This page is dedicated to Clare Hall’s range of facilities, spanning an indoor heated swimming pool, gym, allotment and gardens. College members can hire our spaces for internal or private functions. Find details on this page, including an Internal Events Booking Form at the very bottom of the page.
26. Jan. 2024 · Graduation dates. Once you have been informed by the University that you have been approved for your degree, you are invited to sign up for any of Clare Hall’s forthcoming graduation dates: The following dates are planned in the 2023-4 academic year: Friday 20 October. Saturday 25 November in absentia only. Friday 26 January 2024 in absentia ...
Donating by cheque – please make it payable to ‘Clare Hall’ and send to the Development Office, Clare Hall, Herschel Road, Cambridge CB3 9AL. Please note that if you are resident in Canada and make a gift to Clare Hall, the University of Cambridge can issue a tax receipt for your gift.
Dr Zhao completed her BA, MPhil and PhD degrees in Classics at the University of Cambridge. She works in the area of Sino-Hellenic Studies, taking a comparative perspective on the philosophical traditions of ancient Greece and early China. Her main interests lie in the fundamentals of what makes us human, with a focus in particular on moral education and the emotions, and more recently ...
Thanks to their generosity, Clare Hall is earning a reputation for its exceptionally high quality concerts. We look forward to welcoming you to this series. Patrick Hemmerlé, Artistic Director. There is one remaining concert in this series: 24 June 2023. ( Thomas Kelly gave a recital on 5 November 2022, which was the first in this year’s ...
Clare Hall is delighted to present five additional concerts for the 2023/2024 programme. The road outside Clare Hall was named for John Herschel, a brilliant Cambridge scientist who had great interest in the phenomenon of sound. His father, William Herschel, was an astronomer, but by profession was a musician and composer (he wrote 24 symphonies!). Thus, giving rise to the name ‘Herschel ...
