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Robinson is renowned for having excellent accommodation. About half of our undergraduate rooms have their own bathrooms, and many of the rest share a bathroom between just two or three students. All students have their own bedroom. The huge advantage of our accommodation is that there are no hidden extras: no kitchen fixed charge, no utilities ...
Robinson College is located close to the town, a short walk from the 'Backs' which run down Queens' Road. The College is open to the public from Monday to Saturday from 10am until 6pm, and on Sundays, from 2pm to 6pm. Our open areas are Front Court, Long Court and the gardens. The College is closed to the public just before and during exam ...
On Offer for Lunch. Main Courses. BRUNCH LUNCH 12-1.30pm 6 Items, croissant or toast and hot beverage or juice. £4.65 / £6.24. Pearl barley, asparagus, spinach and vegan mozzarella cheese risotto. £2.85 / £3.85. Roast Loin of Pork with mustard crackling and apple sauce. £3.10 / £4.10.
Want to hear more from our students? Take a look at the Student Association website and Robinson’s alternative prospectus. Robinson College. Robinson is one of the newest colleges in the University of Cambridge. It was founded with a donation by the entrepreneur and philanthropist Sir David Robinson and formally opened in 1981.
May Madrigals sung by @robinsoncollegechoir from atop the Porters Lodge tower at Robinson College to celebrate the arrival of Spring. A ‘madrigal’ is a secular, polyphonic song dating back to the European Renaissance period, and the tradition of May Madrigals being sung from college towers began centuries ago at @magdalenoxford 🎶 #maymadrigals #robinsoncollege #cambridgealumni # ...
The English Fellows at Robinson have a wide variety of teaching and research interests, which include Dante and translation, ethics and expressions of emotion in Medieval literature, financial crisis in literature from 1800s to the present, modernism and the philosophy of language. Dr Scott Annett (Part 1A)
