Articles about 'New Hall'

The legal and political aspects of lawsuits relating to international terrorism are the subject of this year’s New Hall Smith-Howarth Law Lecture, which takes place tomorrow evening (11 May).

New Hall is hosting an exhibition of Michelle Hungerford’s work until 15 May.

A leadership programme designed for senior women working at the University of Cambridge and BP takes place in Cambridge 20 to 23 March. The ’‘Women in Leadership Programme’ is a unique collaboration between New Hall and BP and is run by the University of Cambridge Programme for Industry (CPI).

The society for the promotion and support of University of Cambridge sportswomen has a new home.

2005 was a momentous year for the University of Cambridge. Here are some of the stories which kept us in the headlines.

The East of England is a uniquely entrepreneurial environment, with cutting-edge research organisations, switched-on local authorities, a keen investment community, a competitive service industry, and a world-class network of universities. So why aren’t more women in Silicon Fen starting their own companies or taking leadership roles within existing high-tech organisations? That’s the question that a new conference for women working in technology is hoping to answer and address.

Cambridge Enterprise will be holding their second Investors' Forum at New Hall on November 16.

David Adamson will be leaving his role at the University of Cambridge in December after seven years to take up a senior post in the Civil Service.

Dr Sue Benson, anthropologist and social scientist, who was an inspiration personally and intellectually to generations of students, died on July 4 2005, after a period of illness.

New Hall formally launched a major fundraising campaign to mark its 50th anniversary at London’s Science Museum last night.