We’re celebrating 50 years since Churchill College was the first male Cambridge College to vote to admit women.Â
Churchill College voted to go co-educational in 1968, leading the way for co-educational learning to begin in 1972.
We’re reflecting on how far Churchill College has come and what it means for and to women who have been part of Churchill College since that time, right through to today. We’ll be sharing perspectives, achievements and memories from students, staff and Fellows, past and present, across this academic year.
If you’ve got something you’d like to share, use the form below to let us know.
Events
We will be commemorating this special year with a series of events.
Previous events:
17th November: Give Me Inspiration
Churchill College Master, Athene Donald in conversation with Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon, renowned champion and inspiration for women looking to find a role in the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Watch the recording
8th December: Work in Progress?
Churchillian Fellows of the Royal Society met to consider the place of women in the scientific community. Watch the recording
13th February: Give Me InspirationÂ
Churchill College Master, Athene Donald in conversation with Professor Miranda Wolpert, Director of Mental Health at Wellcome and Professor in Evidence Based Research and Practice at UCL. Watch the recording
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Talks, Exhibitions & Recordings
Churchill Archives Online Exhibition: 50 Years of Women at Churchill
Student profiles celebrating International Women & Girls in Science Day
Student Spotlight: Irene Jackson Sillah
Student Spotlight: Tharushi Wijesena
Stories & Talks
Across the year we will feature stories, interviews and content from those who have been involved with Churchill College, past and present, as we celebrate successes, share reflections and look forward to the future.
Featured stories
Latest News
Victoire Cachoux: Churchill College alumna and L’Oréal-UNESCO Young Talent
Rita Monson: Churchill College’s Senior Tutor’s Research Team makes New Antibiotic Discovery
Leadership at Churchill College
Churchill College is unusual among Cambridge Colleges in that it currently has a female Master, Bursar and Senior Tutor.
Athene Donald: The first female Master of Churchill College
Tamsin James: Current Bursar of Churchill College
Rita Monson: The first female Senior Tutor of Churchill College
ReflectionsÂ
The Struggle for Coeducation – Prof. Mark Goldie reflects
Jennifer Brook: The first female Bursar of Churchill College
Swati Sen: One of the first female Postgraduates
Meet some of our current students
Student Spotlight: Imane Iraoui
Student Spotlight: Inioluwa Afolabi
Student Spotlight: Hannah Saint

Share your stories
Got something you’d like to share as part of our celebrations? Let us know via our form.