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The founders of Girton College, Cambridge’s first women’s college, and Newnham, its second, recognised and campaigned for the standards of higher education to be improved so that women could compete with men at the highest level. It wasn’t until 1918 that The Education Act raised the compulsory school leaving age to 14 for both boys and ...
Set in 20 acres of stunning gardens, Newnham College hosts a variety of events; including residential and day conferences, weddings and dinners, workshops, to name but a few. These events are hosted in the beautiful and stunning buildings that make up the College and are grouped around extensive landscaped gardens. The College has 86 brand-new bedrooms, which includes 82 double en suite ...
Undergraduates. We’ve been educating inspirational women at Newnham for more than 150 years. If you want to dream big, and receive practical support for your dreams, join us. To learn more on why this could be the perfect place for you, read our Why Newnham? page or hear from our students in the Student Video Wall. Our Student Life pages will ...
Undergraduate Applicants 2023. We are delighted that you have submitted an application to Newnham College! Please read the following information and documents carefully, and take note of the deadlines. Thank you for your application to Newnham College. Below, you will find helpful reminders to guide you through the next steps of the application ...
Newnham College - the iconic women's college at the heart of Cambridge University. 150 years of looking to the future.
Newnham continues to be a women's college dedicated to the charitable purposes of education, learning and research. For the most part, Newnham’s paintings represent donations and bequests made by alumnae and benefactors although portrait commissions are undertaken by the College from time to time.
To mark the fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of Newnham College, the second Cambridge college to offer university education to women, its Council asked Alice Gardner to write this short history, published in 1921. Gardner (1854–1927) had gone up to Newnham in 1876: ...
