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Welcome to the webpages of Queens’ College Chapel. The New Chapel at Queens’ stands in Walnut Tree Court and was built in 1891 to accommodate the growing number of students. One or two things have changed since then, but the Chapel remains a place in which to encounter God and one another. To this end we follow a pattern of prayer and ...
These pages contain information about the history of Queens’ College and the University of Cambridge. Facts about, and history of, Queens’ College, its buildings, and people. Some random things about the University of Cambridge and its colleges. Eminent alumni of Queens’ College through the centuries. Historical - rdhw.
Queens' is a community of students, Fellows and staff, and so the College is a place where people study, work and live. From these pages, you can reach information about who we are, what we do, about facilities, support and guidelines, and how we govern and organise ourselves. The Apply to Queens' pages contain more information if you are ...
Queens' College is one of the colleges that make up the University of Cambridge in England. It was first founded in 1448 by Margaret of Anjou (the Queen of Henry VI ), and refounded in 1465 by Elizabeth Woodville (the Queen of Edward IV ). This is why the name of the college is spelt Queens' and not Queen's: it was founded by two queens.
The St Margaret’s Society (MagSoc) is the home of music at Queens’ College! Open to musicians of all types and levels of experience, MagSoc stages two large orchestral and choral concerts each year in West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge’s premier orchestral venue, as well as numerous smaller recitals, concerts, and other events in Queens’ own Old Hall and the College Chapel.
Churchman, theologian, philosopher. Edward Martin. 1631–1644, 1660–1662. Sent the college silver to King Charles I; imprisoned in the Tower of London by Oliver Cromwell; restored to presidency under Charles II. Herbert Palmer. 1644–1647. Puritan and member of the Westminster Assembly; installed as President by Cromwell.
Queens’ College, Kolegium Królowych – jedno z kolegiów należących do Uniwersytetu w Cambridge, w Wielkiej Brytanii, ufundowane w roku 1448. Podobnie jak wszystkie pozostałe 30 kolegiów, Queens’ jest niezależną, samorządną instytucją, dysponującą własnym majątkiem i samodzielnie pozyskującą fundusze oraz prowadzącą nabór studentów.
