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Thu 19th June

The Loxley Free Food Raffle: 6pm - 7pm; LH SCR; We are thrilled to invite you to the second season of the Loxley Free Food Raffle, a series of events celebrating the global cuisine and culture here at Goodenough College. Each event promises an evening of culinary exploration and cultural exchange.

Sun 22nd June

Goodenough Football's Continental Cup: 3pm - 7pm; Coram's Fields Pitches; Whether you’ve never kicked a ball before or have been dominating at Coram’s all year, we encourage you to sign up for this tournament.

Mon 23rd June

George Mason Afternoon Seminar: Brexit and the British Constitution: 2pm - 4pm; LH SCR; Andrew Blick of University College of London provides this insightful Seminar.

Science Faculty Lecture- The President of the Royal Society, 'Rational Thinking in the Digital Age': 6:30pm - 8pm; Churchill Room; Professor Sir Adrian Smith PRS, preceded by a Wine Reception with Sir Adrian

Port Talk on Law and Literature, in particular: 8pm - 9pm; LH LCR; During the Port Talk, Gerry Simpson will speak about two projects he is on the point of completing.

Tue 24th June

George Mason Afternoon Seminar: Brexit and British Diplomacy: 2pm - 4pm; LH SCR; Given by Alexander McKenna.

George Mason University Port Talk: The Unitary Executive Theory: A Danger to Constitutional Government: 8pm - 9pm; Churchill Room; Brought to you by Dean Mark J. Rozell.

Wed 25th June

George Mason Afternoon Seminar: Brexit and the Media: 2pm - 4pm; LH SCR; Brought to you by Alexander McKenna (University College of London).

Weekly Meeting of the GC Casual Inference Society: 5pm - 7pm; Freddie's; An informal space to discuss methods, troubleshoot challenges, and learn from each other. Whether you're working on research, your dissertation, or just have questions about econometrics, statistics, and quantitative methods, this group is for you.

Bloomsbury Festival - Montague Summer Classics: 6pm - 9pm; Montague Street Gardens; Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to enjoy chamber music in elegant & exclusive Montague Street Gardens. https://www.tickettailor.com/events/bloomsburyfestival/1711190 £10 with discount code: MontagueSummer25

Goodenough Debate in Collaboration with GMU: This House Believes That the Political Left Bears Significant Responsibility for the Rise of the Far Right: 8pm - 9pm; Churchill Room

Thu 26th June

'New Writing Night': 8pm - 10pm; Churchill Room; A night of short performances and readings by writers and performers from Goodenough College. No tickets required, just come along and enjoy!

Fri 27th June

George Mason University Afternoon Seminar: Brexit and the British Monarchy: 2pm - 4pm; Churchill Room

Croquet 2025: Multiple Dates: 4pm - 6pm; LH Quad; Croquet Season is here! Come along and learn how to play this stylish sport!

Goodenough Formal Hall Dinner: 6:30pm - 9:30pm; Great Hall; We would like to invite you & your guest(s) to the Goodenough Formal Halls which is held twice termly, throughout the academic year in the Great Hall. Each dinner will be a formal seated affair, with the Great Hall lit magnificently by candelabras.

Sun 29th June

Goodenough College in-person Summer Flea Market: 1pm - 6pm; LH Quad / WGH LCR (Dry option); Sell your second-hand items before your departure or for a fresh new start of the next academic year! Only 40 spots are available. Save your spot before it’s full!!

Wed 2nd July

Dean's Colloquium on 'Small, Smaller and Quasi-State Actors in Global Affairs' at the Princess Grace Library in Montecarlo: 2nd July 3pm - 4th July 9am; Nice and Montecarlo; THIS MEMBER OPPORTUNITY IS NOW FULLY RECRUITED WITH A WAITING LIST. THANKS TO ALL WHO APPLIED.

Croquet 2025: Tournament: 4pm - 6pm; LH Quad; Croquet Season is here! Come along and learn how to play this stylish sport!

Weekly Meeting of the GC Casual Inference Society: 5pm - 7pm; Freddie's; An informal space to discuss methods, troubleshoot challenges, and learn from each other. Whether you're working on research, your dissertation, or just have questions about econometrics, statistics, and quantitative methods, this group is for you.

Thu 3rd July

Dean's Colloquium on 'Small, Smaller and Quasi-State Actors in Global Affairs' at the Princess Grace Library in Montecarlo: 2nd July 3pm - 4th July 9am; Nice and Montecarlo; THIS MEMBER OPPORTUNITY IS NOW FULLY RECRUITED WITH A WAITING LIST. THANKS TO ALL WHO APPLIED.

Baxter Storey Chef’s Table: Goodenough Mexican Fiesta: 7pm - 9:30pm; Great Hall; Tacos, Tequila Vibes & Tasty & Surprises await ...........

Fri 4th July

Dean's Colloquium on 'Small, Smaller and Quasi-State Actors in Global Affairs' at the Princess Grace Library in Montecarlo: 2nd July 3pm - 4th July 9am; Nice and Montecarlo; THIS MEMBER OPPORTUNITY IS NOW FULLY RECRUITED WITH A WAITING LIST. THANKS TO ALL WHO APPLIED.

Sat 5th July

Goodenough College present a production of Mozart The Marriage of Figaro: 5th July 7pm - 6th July 9pm; Great Hall; Join us for an unforgettable evening of music, scheming, and seduction as Goodenough College students present a vibrant, abridged piano production of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro.

Mon 7th July

Dean's First Summer Trip to The Burn: 7th July 9am - 10th July 10pm; The Burn Scotland; With College Fellow Dr Cindy Sughrue, formerly Director of the Dickens Museum, and a Mystery Guest!

Wed 9th July

Weekly Meeting of the GC Casual Inference Society: 5pm - 7pm; Freddie's; An informal space to discuss methods, troubleshoot challenges, and learn from each other. Whether you're working on research, your dissertation, or just have questions about econometrics, statistics, and quantitative methods, this group is for you.

Tue 15th July

Understanding the UK: Dean's Study Day in Wales: 9:45am - 5:45pm; Cardiff; THIS MEMBER OPPORTUNITY IS NOW FULLY SUBSCRIBED WITH A WAITING LIST

Wed 16th July

Weekly Meeting of the GC Casual Inference Society: 5pm - 7pm; Freddie's; An informal space to discuss methods, troubleshoot challenges, and learn from each other. Whether you're working on research, your dissertation, or just have questions about econometrics, statistics, and quantitative methods, this group is for you.

Wed 23rd July

Weekly Meeting of the GC Casual Inference Society: 5pm - 7pm; Freddie's; An informal space to discuss methods, troubleshoot challenges, and learn from each other. Whether you're working on research, your dissertation, or just have questions about econometrics, statistics, and quantitative methods, this group is for you.

Thu 24th July

The Lord Brittan Colloquium on the Tres Riches Heures du Duc de Berry: 24th July 11am - 25th July 7pm; Paris and Chantilly; THIS MEMBER OPPORTUNITY IS NOW FULLY SUBSCRIBED WITH A WAITING LIST

Mon 28th July

Dean's Colloquium on Government and Governance in Guernsey (Lulias Colloquium): 28th July 5pm - 31st July noon; The Bailliwick of Guernsey, and Sark; THIS MEMBER OPPORTUNITY IS NOW FULLY SUBSCRIBED WITH A WAITING LIST

Wed 30th July

Weekly Meeting of the GC Casual Inference Society: 5pm - 7pm; Freddie's; An informal space to discuss methods, troubleshoot challenges, and learn from each other. Whether you're working on research, your dissertation, or just have questions about econometrics, statistics, and quantitative methods, this group is for you.

Mon 4th August

Understanding the UK: Dean's Study Visit to Northern Ireland: 4th August 3pm - 6th August 3pm; Belfast, Tandragee and Armagh

Tue 26th August

Dean's Second Summer Trip to The Burn: 26th August 9am - 29th August 10pm; The Burn Scotland; With College Fellow Professor Michael Mainelli, lately Lord Mayor of London

Fri 5th September

Argyris Dean's Colloquium on Media Art at Ars Electronica, Linz: 5th September 6pm - 7th September noon; Linz, Austria; With former winner of the Prix Ars Electronica, Alex Niederklapfer

Tue 9th September

Port Talk- Julia Copus (Poet)- On the Fringes of Bloomsbury: Charlotte Mew, Resolute Outsider: 8pm - 9:15pm; Churchill Room

Fri 12th September

Dean's Colloquium on Autonomy in the Law and Law at the End of Life (KLH Robinson Colloquium): 12th September 3pm - 14th September 3pm; Venice, Italy; Lord Justice Baker and Lady Justice King of the Court of Appeal, and College Fellow Dame Julie Maxton DBE

Sat 18th October

Bloomsbury Festival - The Paths We Tread- Goodensemble Orchestra: 8pm - 9:30pm; Goodenough College, Great Hall; A concert not to be missed! Converging new talents and promising artists, one of London's most exciting emerging orchestras offers an exciting programme showcasing its best talents.

Fri 22nd May

Loxley Free Food Raffle: 6pm - 7pm; LH SCR; We are thrilled to invite you to the second season of the Loxley Free Food Raffle, a series of events celebrating the global cuisine and culture here at Goodenough College. Each event promises an evening of culinary exploration and cultural exchange,

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