1. Veggie mince and bean chilli (vegan)
2. Carrot and parsnip bhaji with mixed leaf salad and minted yogurt
3. Haddock and spring onion fish cake
4. Turkey escalope with mushroom and tarragon sauce
Chips, roasted new potatoes, rice, carrots, peas, sweetcorn and cauliflower
Dinner
1. Vegetable and veggie mince lasagne (vegan)
2. Tandoori chicken with red yoghurt slaw (halal)
3. Beef lasagne
Chips, herby diced potatoes, rice, carrots, cabbage and leeks
We’re thrilled that Selwyn postgraduate student Chloe Balhatchet has won the sustainability category in the vice-chancellor’s social impact awards. The citation says: ”The sustainability team and Cambridge Zero jointly nominated Chloe for the sustainability award because of her outstanding and numerous contributions to many engagement projects within the university.
In May 2023 Selwyn hosted a discussion about women in science, featuring Dame Athene Donald – former professor of experimental physics in Cambridge, and currently master of Churchill College.
Selwyn’s outreach work has been particularly intense in recent weeks, with a series of trips to Cambridge by schools and multiple occasions when our schools liaison officers have been visiting locations across the country. The aim is a simple one: to show that Selwyn and Cambridge are open to everyone with the right talent irrespective of geography or background or personal circumstances.
The college is pleased to announce that its flagship Ramsay Murray lecture will be given this year by Professor Lyndal Roper, Regius Professor of History at the University of Oxford. Her title is ‘Revolution: The German Peasants’ War 1524-6’, and she will argue that this was the greatest uprising in western Europe before the French Revolution.
