Yorkshire has been the focus of much of our recent outreach work – with primary school pupils travelling to the college to see what Cambridge is like, and college staff visiting Leeds for activities in the HE+ programme.

A number of new pictures have been put on display in the college Hall. They’re part of a series taken by the photographer Jeff Overs, which began with portraits to mark 40 years of co-education in the college. Now the portfolio has been expanded to include students, staff and Fellows from 2019, with the aim of showing the breadth and diversity of the Selwyn community.

The college will be marking Remembrance – and honouring the dead of recent conflicts – on November 10^th and 11^th.

The main event on Sunday will be a service in chapel at 6pm. The introduction in the printed programme says:

Selwyn continues to attract new Fellows to the college to ensure that its teaching and its ambitions remain as strong as possible.



Eight men and women were welcomed to the Fellowship for the 2019-20 academic year. They are, from left to right:

Undergraduate matriculation took place on Monday October 7^th. Students formally became members of the college and of Cambridge University at a short ceremony in Hall; and then the traditional photograph was taken in Old Court, accompanied this year by a little light rain. We welcome all our new students, and wish them the very best for their new life here.

Our new graduate students officially became members of the college and of Cambridge University on Friday October 4^th.

We’re looking forward to welcoming our new undergraduates, who’ll be joining the college – and moving into Cripps Court (below) – in October.

At least eight new Fellows will be joining Selwyn during the next academic year. They come from all over the world - including the United States, France, Germany and India - and represent a range of subjects from architecture to astrophysics.

A number of higher degrees were awarded at a Congregation in the university Senate House on Saturday July 20th. The largest contingents of Selwyn members were those receiving PhDs, MPhils and Masters of Studies. After the ceremony, the new graduates and their families and guests were entertained to drinks in the Master"s garden and then to lunch in the college. We congratulate everyone on their achievements.

Selwyn College is pleased to announce that its next bursar will be Martin Pierce. He will join the college in late November, and will take responsibility for its finances, domestic staff and estate.