Robinson College
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| Address | Grange Rd, Cambridge CB3 9AN, United Kingdom |
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| Endowment | 19. 8 million GBP (as of 30 June 2017) |
| Founders | David Robinson |
| Founded | 1977 |
| Tuition | 9,000 GBP |
| Undergraduates | 397 |
| Parent organizations | The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge |
| Notable alumni | Rory Smith |
| Nick Clegg | |
| Morwenna Banks | |
| Robert Webb | |
| Justine Thornton | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2166609 |
About Robinson College
Robinson College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge. Founded in 1977, Robinson is one of the newest Oxbridge colleges and is unique in having been intended, from its inception, for both undergraduate and graduate students of both sexes.
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Madagascar plane fall: Cambridge student Alana Cutland's body found
...Alana Cutland was studying natural sciences at Robinson College in Cambridge The body of a Cambridge University student who fell from a light aircraft in Madagascar has been found...
Cambridge student Alana Cutland 'jumped' from Madagascar plane
...Alana Cutland the study of the natural Sciences was jumped at Robinson College, Cambridge Cambridge University student who plunged to her death from a small plane in Madagascar from the plane, police have said...
Cambridge student who died in Madagascar 'opened plane door'
...Alana Cutland was studying natural sciences at Robinson College in Cambridge A Cambridge University student fell to her death in Madagascar after opening the door of a small plane in mid-air, police have said...
Cambridge student who died in Madagascar 'opened plane door'
Alana Cutland was studying natural sciences at Robinson College in Cambridge
A Cambridge University student fell to her death in Madagascar after opening the door of a small plane in mid-air, police have said.
Alana Cutland, 19, from Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire, died last week, The Foreign Office confirmed.
Police on the African island said it was not yet clear why she opened the door of the Light Aircraft .
One theory being investigated is that she may have suffered a severe reaction to anti-malaria drugs.
Her family said they were heartbroken at the death of "a bright, independent young woman".
Jafisambatra Ravoavy, a police colonel, confirmed to the BBC Ms Cutland had opened the door of the plane soon after it took off from a remote airstrip in northern Madagascar, on 25 July.
She was studying natural sciences at Robinson College and was on an internship on The Island .
The Cause of her death has not been confirmed by UK authorities.
Police are using a helicopter and ground teams to search for her body.
Alana Cutland was on an internship in Madagascar when she diedIn a statement, her family said she was a talented dancer with a sense of adventure "who lit up every room she walked in to, and made people smile just by Being There ".
"She was always so kind and supportive to her family and friends, which resulted in her having a very special connection with a wide network of people from all walks of her life, who we know will miss her dearly," they said.
Dr David Woodman, from Robinson College , said they were "deeply shocked by the news of Alana's death" and sent condolences to her family.
"In her two years here, she made a huge contribution to many different aspects of life in the College - she will be sorely missed by us all," he said.
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Source of news: bbc.com
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