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Mr Duncan Robinson CBE (1943-2022)
The College is deeply saddened to announce that Mr Duncan Robinson CBE, Honorary Fellow and former Master, died peacefully in the United States on 2 December 2022.
Magdalene Fellow named as New Chair of Cambridge University Press & Assessment Academic Publishing Committee
Professor Amira K. Bennison, Fellow of Magdalene, has been appointed Chair of Cambridge University Press’s Academic Publishing Committee, overseeing quality and direction in scholarly publishing.
Magdalene’s Act of Remembrance will be held in Chapel on Sunday 13 November at 6pm. All are welcome to join this reflective service, with music, prayers, and a sermon by Professor David Fergusson.
The Magdalene Partbooks, linked to 17th-century theatre music, now feature in RISM with over 650 works, many copied by Charles Babel, including music by Purcell, Paisible, and Valoix.
We are pleased to announce that Lily Zhang, HSPS undergraduate at Homerton, has won the 2022 Peter Peckard Memorial Prize for her essay Shackles on China’s Soul: Marriage Trafficking in China.
Magdalene’s New Library has won the 2022 RIBA Stirling Prize for best new UK building. Funded entirely by donations, it stands as a lasting, sustainable resource for future generations.
Magdalene is proud to host Will Carter – Man of Letters, a retrospective celebrating one of Cambridge’s most admired artists, showcasing his calligraphy, carvings, printing, and typefaces.
Magdalene recently took part in a collaborative Widening Participation initiative across Colleges, supporting stronger university applications in Engineering and the Physical Sciences.
The College is deeply saddened by the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We remember her lifetime of service, her support for education, and offer our sympathy to King Charles III and the Royal Family.
Triumph In Spain: Magdalene Choir Returns to Touring
Two years after the cancellation of their 2020 Tour, the Choir made a triumphant return to international touring with a highly successful visit to Spain, delighting audiences with their performances.
Why Magdalene Mattered: The Path from College to the G7
Sophie Daud reflects on her journey from Magdalene College to leading the Future Leaders Network, empowering young voices at the G7, and inspiring future leaders with passion and dedication.
The Robert Cripps Gallery in the New Library, named after Robert Cripps AM, features floor-length windows and museum-grade displays. It hosts various exhibitions and serves as a social space.