An Interview with Pembroke Fellows
Dr Tim Weil and Dr Allegra Fryxell explain the academic benefits of the Mill Lane redevelopment.
Pembroke Soirée at the Royal Society
The sixth Pembroke Soirée took place at the Royal Society on 30 October 2019. Attended by 100 alumni, the evening was designed to give a snapshot of the vibrant intellectual and cultural life of Pembroke, and to demonstrate the impact that enhanced facilities and financial support can have. Read More
Every £1 you give is worth £2
Dolby Matching Funds
The family of Ray Dolby has pledged to match every £1 donated with another £1 until 2023. This means that if we can raise £16 million over the next four years, they will donate a further £16m, which will complete the funding for the Mill Lane redevelopment. We are naturally very grateful to them. Read More
Planning permission granted!
On Tuesday 11 June, Cambridge City Council’s Planning Committee voted unanimously to approve Pembroke’s detailed plans for the redevelopment of the Mill Lane site.
Read MorePembroke Soirée at SCI, Belgrave Square
The fifth Pembroke Soirée took place at SCI Belgrave Square on 7 March 2019. We were joined by 120 alumni, who were treated to talks from Pembroke Fellows and affiliated lecturers, as well as an exhibition showcasing the research of our postgraduate students. Read More
We’re in…!
Exciting news: Pembroke has officially moved into the first buildings on the Mill Lane site! On 15th February, three departments moved into the building formerly known as Kenmare House, immediately opposite the Porter’s Lodge on Trumpington Street. Read More
Work begins on Kenmare House
The first stage of building work on the Mill Lane Project has begun. Contractors moved into Kenmare House at the end of September to start work inside the building. Read More
2018 Telethon
Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2018 Telethon, which was a great success, raising nearly £160,000 for the The Time and The Place Fund. Read More
Public exhibition of Pembroke’s Mill Lane site plans
Pembroke owns the first part of the Mill Lane site
