Jesus College, Cambridge

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college of the University of Cambridge constituent college of the University of Cambridge

Jesus College, Cambridge is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Cambridge, known for its historic buildings, large grounds, and strong academic reputation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf college of the University of Cambridge →
constituent college of the University of Cambridge →
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture →
Tudor architecture →
category Colleges of the University of Cambridge →
Educational institutions established in the 15th century →
coatOfArmsDescription arms of Bishop John Alcock with a rebus of a cock on a globe →
country United Kingdom →
foundedBy John Alcock →
foundingDate 1496 →
genderAdmission co-educational →
hasBoatClub Jesus College Boat Club →
hasChapel Jesus College Chapel →
hasChoir Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge →
hasCommonRoom Junior Combination Room →
Middle Combination Room →
Senior Combination Room →
hasFacility bar →
boathouse →
college library →
dining hall →
sports grounds →
student accommodation →
hasNotableBuilding Chimney →
Cloister Court →
First Court →
Jesus College Chapel →
Library Court →
Marshall Court →
Second Court →
Third Court →
West Court →
hasStudentUnion Jesus College Student Union →
headOfCollegeTitle Master →
knownFor choral tradition →
historic buildings →
large grounds →
rowing →
strong academic reputation →
locatedIn Cambridge →
Cambridgeshire →
England →
motto Serve the Lord with fear →
mottoLanguage English →
namedAfter Jesus Christ →
partOf University of Cambridge →
postgraduateAdmission admits postgraduates →
religiousAffiliation Church of England →
undergraduateAdmission admits undergraduates →
website https://www.jesus.cam.ac.uk/ →
Referenced by (7)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Thomas Cranmer →
Thomas Malthus →
educatedAt
Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge →
employer
University of Cambridge →
hasPart
Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge ("Governing Body of Jesus College, Cambridge") →
memberOf
Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge →
partOf
Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge →
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