Selwyn College, University of Cambridge

And there's a chance to support Selwyn's brilliant rowers here - https://lnkd.in/ee75Zywm. They've already raised an amazing £4,500 and any help towards their target of £10,000 would be really appreciated!

It was indeed a terrific week on the river for the Selwyn College Boat Club. They report: - We are very proud to have won the Marconi cup — the award for the club with the most successful Lent Bumps campaign, calculated by the number of bumps per crew. - W2 won blades, bumping on 4/4 days. - W1 won technical blades, bumping 4 times over 5 days. - M1 went up +3 and M2 maintained at +0. The college congratulates its rowers on this success.

Snapshots from Selwyn's recent outreach work. 1. The master Roger Mosey talking to visiting school students from West Yorkshire, which is a Selwyn link area. 2. A tour of Selwyn for Year 7, 8 and 9 pupils from St Joseph's School in Slough, part of our East Berkshire outreach programme. 3. Schools liaison officer Shireen Nawaz (seated, right) visiting New College in Pontefract, Yorkshire, for an event attended by students from 18 schools.

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Roger Mosey, master of Selwyn and a former BBC News executive, wrote for the Daily Telegraph about the challenges facing the corporation. (Roger is writing here in a personal capacity.)

On the 24th-25th March (5pm-5pm), Selwyn College Boat Club is launching a 24-Hour ‘Ergathon’ event to raise money for new equipment. SCBC members will row with at least one, and up to four, ergs in constant use for a 24-hour period. We aim to accumulate at least 300km in distance on the rowing machine. We will livestream our progress and donations are welcome via the College website. SCBC is the biggest student society at Selwyn, and continues to grow each year, with recent years seeing particularly strong uptake. However, with this growth comes a greater stretch on limited resources, making alumni support fundamental to our athletes’ development. To find more information and links to donate, see our website: https://lnkd.in/ePBar8EB

It was an honour to be invited as a panelist for the Women in STEMM celebration organised by the High Commission of India in London, in collaboration with the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office - Research, Science and Innovation, to mark #InternationalWomensDay2025. Being recognised by your own country #India for your work and passion is truly humbling. My research focuses on creating sustainable, inclusive, and equitable built environments for those who need the most, and gender equality remains central to this vision. Grateful to share this platform with such incredible trailblazers, shaping the future through innovation and leadership! #WomenInSTEMM #IWD2025 #GenderEquality #Sustainability #InclusiveLeadership Cambridge Architecture University of Cambridge Selwyn College, University of Cambridge The official page for the Department of Architecture at the University of Cambridge

"When this role at Selwyn was advertised, it immediately clicked with me. I could use my public health nursing skills and tap into my knowledge of physical healthcare and mental health support. Now it feels like my dream job!" Lucy Turnell is Selwyn's first full-time, year-round college nurse, a provision only made possible by generous support from Fellow Benefactors Christina and Peter Dawson. We spoke to her about her role and how the welfare team works at Selwyn. Read our full interview below:

The college hosted a reception for its major supporters in the grand setting of The Fishmongers' Company Hall in London. Alongside the master Roger Mosey was master-elect Suzanne Raine, and we were thrilled to be joined by so many alumni and friends. Find out more about how we recognise the philanthropy that is essential for future generations of students: https://lnkd.in/eSjN7tNX Photos by Thisath Ranawaka.

Alongside the offer letters that we sent out to our prospective new undergraduate students at the end of January, selected offerholders also received invitations to Selwyn’s bridging course. This programme is not a replacement for the full induction that all incoming students receive at the start of October, but provides additional and more tailored support to students who meet certain criteria. Our first bridging course cohort of 15 students (pictured with course director Dr Tom Smith at their undergraduate matriculation dinner in October) are now halfway through their first year at Selwyn. You can read more about their experiences, and the programme itself, on our website: https://lnkd.in/e5igC_iG We look forward to welcoming our incoming cohort of bridging course participants for 2025.