Radcliffe
Historic Cambridge college
Radcliffe is a surname of English origin, also used as a given name and place name.
It appears in several institutional contexts: Radcliffe College was the women's coordinate college of Harvard until their 1999 merger; the Radcliffe Camera is a landmark library building at Oxford.
The actress Daniel Radcliffe became famous playing Harry Potter.
As a place name, it designates towns in England.
Prestigious Cambridge university
- quadrangleFour-sided figure or courtyard
- campusInstitutional grounds and buildings
- instituteEstablish or scholarly organization
- undergraduateDegree-seeking college student
dormitory · admission · alumni · scholarship · curriculum · seminar · professor · lecture
Harvard
Prestigious Cambridge university
- quadrangleFour-sided figure or courtyard
- campusInstitutional grounds and buildings
- instituteEstablish or scholarly organization
undergraduate · dormitory · admission · alumni · scholarship · curriculum · seminar · professor · lecture · tuition
Ann
Traditional feminine name
lineage · ancestry · heritage · British · English · genealogy · notable · distinguished
- Greater ManchesterManchester, Stockport, Oldham, Wigan, Bolton
- Women's CollegesSmith College, Smith, Vassar, Wellesley, Seven Sisters
- women's educationSmith College, Vassar, Spelman, Seven Sisters, women's colleges
- Agents of SHIELDQuake, Skye, Gordon, Talbot, Whitehall
- Pre-Romanticismsensibility, sublime, gothic novel, Rousseau, Goethe
- Seven SistersElectra, Maia, Smith, Vassar, Wellesley
RadcliffeHarvard College
Prestigious Cambridge undergraduate institution
Harvard · Yale · Princeton · Dartmouth · boys' schools