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Hughes Hall: A vision for 2030 and beyond. “Hughes Hall was founded in 1885 to change Cambridge, to change the lives of those who studied here and, through them, to bring about positive change in society through the transformative power of education. As we approach the College’s 150th birthday, we are updating that vision for 2030 and ...
Hughes Hall has a particular interest in areas where academic study impacts the wider world, notably education, law, business, biomedicine and engineering. We also welcome students on the full ...
Hughes Hall also has many sports clubs, societies, and social events; plus College gym facilities (currently being re-developed), a Steinway piano, and a varied music programme. We have a particularly strong tradition in rowing and rugby, with representatives in the Boat Race and Varsity matches, although most of our students join clubs for fun, fitness and friendship.
Hughes Hall is located right in the heart of Cambridge, halfway between the railway station and the market square. Our main site is a quiet and secluded group of buildings clustered around the University cricket ground, on the edge of the old centre of Cambridge. Just around the corner is Mill Road, famous for its cosmopolitan atmosphere and ...
Hughes Hall plays pivotal role through its Centre for Climate Engagement along with... HHBC: Lent Term update. 28 March 2024. Rowing at Hughes is not just about The Boat Race – it’s about hundreds of people finding a new and inspiring passion. Our row ...
Hughes Hall was established in 1885 during the Victorian golden age of college foundations. Its grand main building, now known as the Margaret Wileman Building in honour of the college’s seventh Principal, was designed by William Fawcett and inaugurated in 1895. Fawcett, himself a graduate of Jesus College, was one of Cambridge’s most ...
Hughes Hall is launching the Pathways Programme for 2023-2024. This is a unique, innovative and cohesive programme offered to all our students. It is designed to support you in developing the necessary academic skills to thrive in your course, build a sense of community and cultivate your personal wellbeing, and strengthen transferable skills to take
