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The College celebrated ҹѰ’s birthday last week – just ahead of the official Foundation Day on 30 June. With ҹѰ just shy of 60 years old, there was much to celebrate, including the launch of the latest edition of WolfWords.
President Professor Jane Clarke hosted two virtual celebrations with alumni and friends from around the world, sharing her vision of the College’s future, and reflecting on her legacy as her presidency comes to an end in October.
Friday also saw the release of the second annual edition of WolfWords, ҹѰ’s literary anthology. Last year’s inaugural anthology explored the theme of ‘Growth’ and featured poetry, art, and photography from across the ҹѰ community. This year, co-editors Debbie Pullinger, ҹѰ Fellow, and Caroline Banerjee, Student Recruitment Officer in ҹѰ’s Tutorial Department, chose the theme of ‘Wild’ for the anthology – entitled a little branch.
Some of this year’s contributors read their poems as guests enjoyed cupcakes and the sunshine: a celebration of ҹѰ’s talent on an especially meaningful day.
The latest edition of WolfWords is available to read online. Physical copies are available from the Porters’ Lodge.
WolfWords co-editors Debbie Pullinger and Caroline Banerjee
A guest takes a cupcake from the box
Philip De Luca reads his poem
A self-guided Tree Trail around the beautiful and varied garden 'rooms' of the grounds at ҹѰ.
A self-guided trail around the ҹѰ gardens featuring extracts of poetry written by ҹѰ staff and students from our latest WolfWords poetry anthology "a little branch".
Explore ҹѰ's newest exhibition, 'Life Within Landscapes', showcasing works by three Cambridge-based female contemporary artists, inspired by their Caribbean heritage.
Visit ҹѰ's Lee Library for a special 30th anniversary exhibition showcasing the building's history and design.
Take some time out of your day to engage your senses with the sights and sounds of ҹѰ's plants and wildlife.