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Events in June
Forthcoming Events
June
July
Mon 16th June
Society Annual Dinner
7:30pm - 10pm
Queens' College
We are pleased to invite you to the Society Annual dinner at Queen's College Old Hall at 19:30 on June 16th, 2025.
Wed 18th June
Menstrual Awareness Fair
noon - 4pm
Cambridge SU Lounge, Cambridge University Centre
Menstrual Awareness Fair will take place on 18th June from 12pm-4pm at the Cambridge SU Lounge in collaboration with the Cambridge University Menstrual Health Society and some Students working on Menstrual Awareness
Far From Gaza: Films from the encampments
6pm - 9:30pm
Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Site, 7 West Road
Screening & panel discussion with local community members.
Thu 19th June
From the Classroom to the Workplace
2pm - 3pm
Robinson College
A talk with Talbot Stark, visionary Founder and CEO of Exec Pathfinders, Elite Performance for Managers author, and Robinson College alumnus covering the transition from academia to the professional workplace.
Sat 21st June
Darwin May Ball: Carnival of Venice
8pm - 4am
Darwin College, Silver Street, Cambridge, CB3 9EU
Thu 26th June
Cambridge Students' Awards 2025
6:30pm - 10pm
Main Hall, University Centre
Fri 27th June
Scholarly Dialogue on "From Courtrooms to Corridor of Power: When Lawyers Enter Parliament""
4pm - 6pm
Bradfield Room, Darwin College, University of Cambridge
An scholarly exchange on: "From Courtrooms to Corridors of Power: When Lawyers Enter Parliament" — examining how legal training influences legislative performance and shapes democratic discourse, particularly within the context of the Global South.
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