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Queen’s now
Graduate awarded the Emery Prize for Master’s submission
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Provost publishes new book on challenging inequalities
New student-led video tour of College life
From particles to patterns
What’s for lunch?
- Soup, salads, sandwiches, pasta and sauces,
jacket potatoes and fillings
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Black Dal with flat bread
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Banana tarte Tatin with cinnamon,
black pepper & cloves
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Cumbria tattie pot with garden peas
🦗From swarms of locusts to financial markets, how can mathematics help us understand a complex world?
We spoke to Prof José A. Carrillo, Fellow in Mathematics, about his research into collective behaviour and how mathematical models can reveal hidden patterns across physics, biology, neuroscience, and social systems.
“Mathematics equips you with a way of thinking, a toolkit for solving problems, that is invaluable in almost any path you choose.”
🔗 Read the full interview: ow.ly/ZGzR50Z2646
📷 David Olds
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Join us for Music for a Summer’s Evening 🌿🎶
On Saturday 13 June, the Choir of The Queen’s College returns with one of our favourite events of the year: an evening of choral music celebrating nature and the joys of summertime.
Featuring works by contemporary composers including Morten Lauridsen, Eric Whitacre, John Rutter, and Ben Parry, the concert begins in the Chapel before moving into the gardens for madrigals, partsongs, and a cappella arrangements accompanied by a glass of wine included in the ticket price. ✨🍷
Student and general admission tickets are available now and selling fast.
Link in bio to book tickets
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☀️ EMS summer musical: get your tickets before they sell out! 🎭
The Eglesfield Musical Society is taking over the College gardens this week with an immersive, open-air production of ‘Guys and Dolls’.
Expect high energy, sharp choreography, and music you’ll still be humming days later.
🔗 Get a view from the inside with Musical Director Kyle: ow.ly/Wfg250Z0Ziq
🎟️ Book now: ow.ly/o1pL50Z0Ziu ... See MoreSee Less
Old Member Ollie Randall’s new book 'Writers in Whites' is out today 🏏📚
What do cricket matches have to do with literary history? More than you might think. Ollie uncovers an overlooked network of British writers whose friendships on the field helped shape what they wrote and who got published.
Featuring figures from J.M. Barrie to Evelyn Waugh, it’s a story of creativity, connection, and the hidden worlds behind great writing.
🔗 Read more: ow.ly/o6Py50Z0YLp ... See MoreSee Less