It was lovely to speak with Lizzie and hear the news from
College, and reflect on a time when I was in her shoes
Saying Thank You
We are extremely grateful for all who support Emmanuel and say thank you most warmly.
All Benefactors
- are listed in the Emmanuel Review (unless their donations were made anonymously. Sums donated are never disclosed.)
- receive invitations to occasional events in College, including garden parties for donors
All who pledge legacies to Emmanuel
- receive invitations to occasional events in College, including garden parties for donors
Benefactor Bye-Fellows (£250,000 or more received)
- receive invitations to some College events
- are able to dine at High Table on a number of occasions each year
- are listed in the College Magazine and in the Cambridge University Reporter
- are admitted at a ceremony in the Parlour
- have their names recorded on a board in the Old Library
Benefactor Fellows (£1,000,000 or more received)
- receive invitations to many College events
- are able to dine at High Table on several occasions each year
- are listed in the College Magazine and in the Cambridge University Reporter
- are admitted at a ceremony in the Parlour
- have their names recorded on a board in the Old Library
Spotlights
Queen's Building
The award-winning Queen’s Building contains an 150-seat theatre, the MCR, reception and seminar rooms, and music practice facilities.
Matthew – Science in the Arctic
When I was 19 years old, during a year out between school and university, I took part in a nine-week Arctic expedition to Svalbard. I am still teased relentlessly by friends for talking about nothing else, which in many ways is completely fair: it was a very formative experience for me.
Liesbeth van Houts – Norman manuscripts in Emmanuel
Emmanuel's group of late eleventh- and early twelfth-century books, either imported from Normandy or copied in England by Norman scribes, bear testimony to the fresh literary impulses brought to England after the Norman Conquest in 1066.
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