King’s College, Cambridge

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college of the University of Cambridge constituent college of the University of Cambridge educational institution

King’s College, Cambridge is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Cambridge, renowned for its historic chapel, choral tradition, and riverside setting.

Aliases (6)

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	college of the University of Cambridge → constituent college of the University of Cambridge → educational institution →
admittedWomenFrom	1972 →
architecturalStyle	Gothic architecture (chapel) → Perpendicular Gothic (chapel) →
coatOfArms	arms featuring the royal coat of arms of Henry VI →
country	United Kingdom →
foundedBy	Henry VI of England →
foundingDate	1441 →
genderAdmission	coeducational →
hasAcademicDiscipline	arts and humanities → engineering → mathematics → music → natural sciences → social sciences →
hasBridge	King’s College Bridge →
hasChapel	King’s College Chapel →
hasChoir	Choir of King’s College, Cambridge →
hasEvent	Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols →
hasGreenSpace	Back Lawn by the River Cam →
hasLandmark	King’s Parade frontage →
hasNotableFeature	Back Lawn → Front Court → Gibbs’ Building → riverside setting → view of the Backs →
hasReputation	architectural significance → strong musical tradition → tourist attraction in Cambridge →
hasTouristAttraction	King’s College Chapel →
knownFor	Christmas Eve carol service broadcast → Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols → King’s College Chapel → choral tradition →
locatedIn	Cambridge → Cambridgeshire → England →
locatedOn	River Cam →
motto	“Loyalty and Truth” →
originalName	The King’s College of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas in Cambridge →
overlooks	King’s Parade →
partOf	University of Cambridge →
postgraduateIntakePolicy	admits postgraduates →
religiousAffiliation	Church of England →
undergraduateIntakePolicy	admits undergraduates →

Referenced by (24)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alan Turing → Arthur Cecil Pigou ("King's College, Cambridge") → Horace Walpole ("King's College, Cambridge") → John Maynard Keynes ("King's College, Cambridge") → Robert Walpole ("King's College, Cambridge") → Salman Rushdie ("King's College, Cambridge") → The Lord Sainsbury of Turville ("King's College, Cambridge") →	educatedAt
Alan Turing → Arthur Cecil Pigou ("King's College, Cambridge") → John Maynard Keynes ("King's College, Cambridge") →	memberOf
Market Square, Cambridge → West Road, Cambridge →	hasNearbyCollege
Nicholas Hawksmoor ("King’s College, Cambridge (Gibbs’ Building involvement and designs)") → William Wilkins ("King’s College, Cambridge buildings") →	notableWork
Bloomsbury Group →	associatedWith
The Backs ("King's College, Cambridge") →	borders
Gibbs’ Building ("King’s College main site") →	campus
Arthur Cecil Pigou ("King's College, Cambridge") →	employer
University of Toronto ("King's College") →	foundingName
University of Cambridge →	hasPart
King's College Chapel ("King's College, Cambridge") →	locatedIn
King’s College, Cambridge ("The King’s College of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas in Cambridge") →	originalName
King's College Chapel ("King's College, Cambridge") →	partOf
River Cam ("King's College, Cambridge") →	passesBy