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Today, the College has some 500 undergraduates, 300 postgraduates, 150 Fellows, 50 By-Fellows, and 150 support staff with a community that extends to 9800 alumni worldwide.
Thirty-two of its Members have won the Nobel Prize, including one former student. Situated in north-west Cambridge, in the University’s expansion zone, the College occupies a campus of 42 acres (17 hectares), the most extensive consolidated site of any Cambridge college.
Thirty-two members of Churchill College have won the Nobel Prize, including one former student.
Find out moreThe national and Commonwealth memorial to Sir Winston Churchill, the College admitted its first students in 1960.
Find out moreThe College Archives holds a number of recordings with key Fellows and members of staff involved in the setting up of the College in the 1960s and 70s.
Find out moreTrustees meet in 1958 to launch appeal for funds to set up Churchill College.
WatchA film about the building of Churchill College, made between 1962 and 1964, when the College’s central buildings were under construction,
Find out moreTo celebrate the 50th anniversary of its official opening the College developed a special display including archival footage.
Find out moreA new permanent exhibition in the Wolfson Foyer exploring the founding and history of the College. Open to the public Monday to Sunday, 9am–7pm
Find out moreSimon Henley explores the architectural competition to build Churchill College and examines the four shortlisted designs and what could have been.
Find out moreCredit: Written by Mark Goldie. October 2014.
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