Pembroke College, Cambridge

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Pembroke College, Cambridge is one of the historic constituent colleges of the University of Cambridge, known for its medieval origins, notable alumni, and traditional academic and architectural heritage.

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instanceOf constituent college of the University of Cambridge
educational institution
academicFocus arts and humanities
sciences
admittedWomen 1980s
architecturalStyle Georgian
Victorian
medieval
category Colleges of the University of Cambridge
chapelArchitect Christopher Wren
chapelCompletionDate 1665
coatOfArmsDescription Arms of Marie de St Pol, Countess of Pembroke, with three pallets and a bordure engrailed
country United Kingdom
founder Marie de St Pol, Countess of Pembroke
foundingDate 1347
genderAdmission coeducational
hasBoatClub Pembroke College Boat Club
hasChapel Pembroke College Chapel
hasDiningHall Pembroke College Hall
hasGarden Fellows' Garden
hasLibrary Pembroke College Library
hasQuadrangle Ivy Court
New Court
Old Court
heritage medieval foundation
knownFor historic architecture
notable political alumni
strong literary tradition
locatedIn Cambridge
linked to: Cambridge, England

Cambridgeshire
England
motto "Dispecta est pulchritudo"
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoTranslation "Beauty is despised"
notableAlumnus Anita Desai
Clive James
Edmund Spenser
George Gabriel Stokes
linked to: George Stokes

John Sulston
Naomi Mitchison
Sir George Howard Darwin
Ted Hughes
Thomas Gray
William Pitt the Younger
originalName Hall of Valence Mary
partOf University of Cambridge
religiousAffiliation Church of England
sports rowing

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University of Cambridge hasPart Pembroke College, Cambridge
subject linked to: Cambridge University
William Pitt the Younger educatedAt Pembroke College, Cambridge
John Rogers (martyr) educatedAt Pembroke Hall, Cambridge
subject linked to: John Rogers
linked to: Pembroke College, Cambridge
Eric Idle educatedAt Pembroke College, Cambridge
Ted Hughes educatedAt Pembroke College, Cambridge
George Gabriel Stokes educatedAt Pembroke College, Cambridge
subject linked to: George Stokes
Roger Williams educatedAt Pembroke College, Cambridge
Peter Cook educatedAt Pembroke College, Cambridge
Trumpington Street adjacentTo Pembroke College, Cambridge
Trumpington Street hasLandmark Pembroke College, Cambridge
William Wilkins notableWork Pembroke College, Cambridge buildings
linked to: Pembroke College, Cambridge
Cambridge University colleges hasPart Pembroke College, Cambridge
John Whitgift educatedAt Pembroke Hall, Cambridge
linked to: Pembroke College, Cambridge
Lancelot Andrewes education Pembroke Hall, Cambridge
linked to: Pembroke College, Cambridge
Downing Site locatedNear Pembroke College, Cambridge
William Vallance Douglas Hodge educatedAt Pembroke College, Cambridge
William Vallance Douglas Hodge employer Pembroke College, Cambridge
Edmund Grindal educatedAt Pembroke Hall, Cambridge
linked to: Pembroke College, Cambridge