What better way to alleviate exam stress than free pizza?! Come and socialise, or just grab some pizza as a revision break to save cooking dinner. Vegetarian and gluten free will be catered for. Please indicate if you plan to attend, so we can gauge how much pizza we require! […]
Monthly archives: April 2016
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Earlier this year Hughsian PGCE student, April Heath, was taken ill at Norfolk and Norwich Hospital. The staff looked after her extremely well and within 2 and a half weeks had discovered and removed a stomach tumour which was thought to have been cancerous. April has since been informed that […]
Campus Children’s holidays have extended the deadline for applications to volunteer, until 31st April. We are looking for enthusiastic volunteer helpers to take charge of a small group of kids, who are referred to us by Liverpool Social Services and Barnado’s, and accompany them on a week jam-packed full of […]
Sidney Sussex May Ball is still looking for a team of workers who will help the Committee in the process of cleaning up the college after the Ball. The pay for working approximately 4 hours after the Ball is £35. If interested, please email: hr@mayball.com We are looking forward to […]
Our program aims to provide an opportunity for local students to interact with English native speakers in order to increase their confidence to speak English, and improve the students’ English communication skills. You will partner with one Chinese university student, design lesson plans, and teach about 24 local students together. […]
A programme of music composed by three leading French composers, Francis Poulenc, Maurice Duruflé, and Olivier Messiaen, who were all working in Paris during World War 2, when the city was occupied by the German army, and governance was transferred to the puppet Vichy government. Performed by Hughes Hall Senior […]
Liebeslieder Waltzes Op.52 Hughes Hall choir and friends, with Peter Britton and Alex Reid (piano duet) Zigeunerlieder Op. 103 Ute Lepetit-Clare (mezzo-soprano) and Marie-Noelle Kendall (piano) Marianne Olyver (violin) and Nigel Yandell (piano) WHEN Saturday, 7 May 2016 from 19:30 to 21:30 (BST) WHERE Pavilion Room, Hughes Hall, Cambridge CB1 […]
Come and take part in an informal conversation style event with Hughes Hall City Fellow, Mark Bale. Mark is Deputy Director of Health Science & Bioethics at the Department of Health and Head of Science Partnerships at Genomics England. The meeting will be an opportunity for medical students and researchers […]
The Hughes Hall Enterprise Society is delighted to invite you to the GRAND FINAL of this year’s ENTREPRENEURSHIP PRIZE! Come and join us TUESDAY MAY 3RD AT 6:00 PM IN THE PAVILION ROOM to see the three finalists MEDFRIEND (Kyata Chibalabala, Duncan Mcnicholl, Bill Jia), VOCALENS (Kriangkrai Pipatvilaikul, Portia Arsi) […]
Free & Funded Summer in China with TEFL Certification: Go to teach English in China next summer with Gotoco (formerly IVSC) Gotoco still has some places open for anyone hoping to join our 2016 summer camp programmes across China. Teach Chinese children English and gain a TEFL certificate, while learning […]
Cambridge Hands-On Science needs you! CHaOS is a student society which aims to show children and families that science can be fun and exciting, and something that they can understand. We’re now recruiting bio-natscis, phys-natscis, engineers, medics, vets, mathmos and more for our 2016 Summer Roadshow – where we take […]
I’m Cambridge Amnesty International’s Publicity Officer! We’ve got a lot of exciting events going on this term. We’d love it if you’d be able to join us in our upcoming concert, Jamnesty, an open mic night at Downing Bar on Friday, April 29th at 8:00 pm. Entry is 3 pounds […]
Thursday 5 May, 7-8 pm, Pfeiffer Room How many times do you have to fail to succeed? How much does it hurt? Do all entrepreneurs fail at some point? Come and find out from Steve Marsh, Founder and CEO, GeoSpock. GeoSpock is a start-up with two of Cambridge’s most successful […]
Applications are now open to perform in a Cambridge University Lunchtime Concert in 2016-17. The Lunchtime Concert Series aims to showcase the very best of Cambridge’s musical talent, and offer exciting programmes which will stand out from the rest of the Cambridge music scene. Applicants are encouraged to think very […]
OUR INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PROJECT NEEDS YOUR INPUT! HELP US STUDY POLITICAL PERCEPTIONS OF STUDENTS AT ELITE UNIVERSITIES ACROSS THE GLOBE. I am writing to invite you to take part in an exciting international research project on political perceptions of students at elite universities. Just follow this link to take our […]
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Sunday 17 April, 3.00 – 4.00 pm, Pavilion Room Music in the Pavilion Dan Tidhar returns to Hughes Hall, following his sell out performance of Bach’s Goldberg Variations last year. To include works by Purcell and Couperin. Free admission, please book via www.dantidharathugheshall.eventbrite.co.uk
Saturday 16 April, 7.30 – 9.30 pm, Pavilion Room Music in the Pavilion Concert performance of Acts 3, 4 and 5 by Ursula Bambuch, Simon Oberst, Ashley Stafford and Stephen Lawrence, accompanied by Dan Tidhar (harpsichord), Jenny Bullock (cello), Helen Roche and Mark Seow (violins). To include in-concert illustrated talk […]
Friday 15 April, 5.30 – 6.30 pm, Pavilion Room Sir Keir is one of the UK’s most significant legal and political figures. Hosted by Dr Martin Steinfeld (Hughes Hall Fellow), Dr Amy Ludlow (Faculty of Law) and Daniel Zeichner MP, this is your chance to ask questions and express views […]
Hughes have a huge number of talented sports people, often these achievements go unnoticed. We would like to recognise these dedicated individuals and extend our congratulations. Ballroom Dancing – Jodie Chalmers, Kirsty Davies and Tania Isacu all competed in a VERY successful Inter-Varsity competition, where Cambridge cleaned up the awards. […]