4 Robinson students in Medea at the ADC
February 16, 2026
Book your tickets now to see Dhyan Ruparel (Adapter and Director), Mina Strevens (Medea), Krish Misra (Aegeus) and Kyla Langdon (Chorus) in Medea 5-9 May.
Four Places of the Soul
February 16, 2026
Drawing out the connections between medieval and modern English music, this thrilling concert presents Vaughan Williams’ much-loved Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis, a fascinating, beautiful and little-known ‘music of the spheres’ by William Byrd contemporary ‘Mr Picforth’, and Jeremy Thurlow’s new Cello Concerto Four places of the soul.
Baxandall Visiting Fellowship - Applications Open
February 16, 2026
Robinson College invites applications for the Baxandall Visiting Fellowship from outstanding scholars who intend to spend a research period in Cambridge.
Hand-drawn Animation Workshop
Join for a hand-drawn animation workshop led by Robinson alumnus Freddie Dobbs as part of this year's Robinson Art Festival.
Robinson College Three Minute Thesis
In a convivial and yet inspiringly competitive atmosphere, students from all disciplines, both undergraduate and
postgraduate studies, are invited to present their research in the space of three minutes, aiming to convince the audience & a panel of Fellows of the importance of their research.
The 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner in London
The 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner will be held on Friday, 14 May 2027 at the Merchant Taylors' Hall in London.
Robin Blake and Kiran Buzza in the final of the Take it to the Bridge band competition
February 9, 2026
Head down to Cambridge Junction on Friday 13 March to support Robinson 3rd Year student Robin Blake and alumnus Kiran Buzza in the final of the University’s popular music competition, Take it to the Bridge.
Four Places of the Soul - Robinson Concert
Drawing out the connections between medieval and modern English music, this thrilling concert presents Vaughan Williams’ much-loved Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis, a fascinating, beautiful and little-known ‘music of the spheres’ by William Byrd contemporary ‘Mr Picforth’ (his only extant work), and Jeremy Thurlow’s new Cello Concerto Four places of the soul.
Four places of the soul
Drawing out the connections between medieval and modern English music, this thrilling concert presents Vaughan Williams’ much-loved Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis, a fascinating, beautiful and little-known ‘music of the spheres’ by William Byrd contemporary ‘Mr Picforth’ (his only extant work), and Jeremy Thurlow’s new Cello Concerto Four places of the soul.
Lunar New Year Celebration
Join for a Robinson celebration of Lunar New Year!