Yesterday we opened the consultation on two major Alumni Association proposals to support Cuth's. This is your chance to have your say ahead of the St Cuthbert's Alumni Association AGM on Saturday 15 September.

The proposals are:

Please find attached the documents for the 2018 AGM to be held in the SCR at 12 South Bailey at 11am on Saturday 15^th September 2018.

You can find all event info here: http://cuths.org/events/weekend2018

Cuth's Day is a full day event that sees past and present students flock to the Bailey to enjoy the end of exams and the start of summer.

The quiz

Come and join this *new* pub quiz in London on Thurs 19 April which will be raising money for JCR Sports and Societies. Expect a fun evening of Cuths fun, general knowledge, and good company.

The 2018 edition of the alumni reunion weekend has a particularly celebratory theme as we push the boat out for the Boat Club's 125th Anniversary.

Come and catch up with Cuths friends at the third annual St Cuthbert's Day lunch, and celebrate the Saint's day after whom our Society was named.

Minutes approved at the 2017 AGM

You are invited to celebrate Cuth's Feast on Saturday 18 March over dinner at the Hong Kong Club.

We are delighted to announce the full calendar of Alumni Association events for 2017. As with all events, they are organised by fellow Cuths alumni. We hope you can join in, reconnect with friends (no matter when you last saw them) and meet new Cuthspeople.

New summer date

The 2017 edition of the alumni reunion weekend is moving to a summer date just after congregation ceremonies for our new alumni.

Alumni based in the south-west are warmly welcomed for a relaxed after hours reception in Bristol. The evening will take place at the Cosy Club from 6.30pm on Thursday 2 March, where guests will be treated to a complimentary drink upon arrival.

Materials for the AGM to be held in 12 South Bailey, Durham at 10:30am on Saturday 3rd September 2016.

 Please find attached:

• AGM agenda
• Minutes from the 2015 AGM for approval

My Antarctic adventure

By Dr. Bill Block (Zoology and Animal Ecology 1956-1963)

Names

by Bruce Steele (English, 1957-60)

What’s in a name? Quite a lot in fact – as I found in researching family and local history.

"Pearls of Wisdom" is a brand new collection of new and unpublished articles written and submitted by Cuth's alumni.

‘Adventures in Archaeology: how Cuth’s and Durham brightened my future in heritage’

by Li Sou (BA Archaeology, 2011-2014)

We exist to further a number of core aims. Because we are formed exclusively of fellow Cuths alumni, you can get involved in any or all of these in whichever ways you like. You can also help suggest new types of activities to further our aims - we are always up for new ideas. 

Photos from the inaugural Founders' Dinner on Friday 6th November 2015.

Photos from the #CuthsChristmas events in London and Vancouver in December 2015!

The annual Founders’ Dinner to celebrate the founding of the Society on 25th October 1888. The first Founders' Dinner was held in 2015 and was a great success, building upon the 125th anniversary dinner in 2013.

#CuthsChristmas comes to York, organised by alumna Danni Collingridge Moore.

#CuthsChristmas in Vancouver, organised by Rachel Booth, Cuths alumna 2005-2008.

We Cuths lot are a global bunch. This is a snapshot of where fellow alumni now live, according to the latest data we have.

Information out of date? Is your location not shown on the map? Get in touch!

The Ranald Michie Prize

Anniversary drinks to celebrate your graduation, however many years ago it was!

We are very excited to be hosting lots of simultaneous(ish) events all around the world in December, bringing events closer to all alumni!

We hope to see you in one of the following locations this Christmas:

Draft minutes from the AGM on 5th September 2015, to be approved at the 2016 AGM

In recognition of a lifetime's career dedicated to the history of the City of London and the development of financial markets, Professor Ranald Michie, former Senior Tutor of St Cuthbert's Society who retired as Professor of History in 2014, was admitted as a Freeman of the City of London in Jun

Pictured, left to right, General The Lord Dannatt, Elizabeth Archibald (Principal, St. Cuthbert's Society) and Pte Tom Wilde (St. Cuthbert's Society 2011-2014)

The annual alumni weekend has a packed agenda this year and we are very excited to offer a range of different events that you can get stuck into. 

In recent years, "Angels" by Robbie Williams has been adopted as a Cuths anthem, where the word 'angels' has been cunningly replaced with 'Cuthbert's'.

If you're reading this, welcome to the new cuths.org! 

We are very pleased to have launched the new site where you can find news and articles, events, photo galleries, and information about life after the JCR. 

This year’s Alumni Weekend is being held in St Cuthbert’s Society from Friday 7th to Sunday 9th September and we would like to encourage as many of you to attend as possible.

Programme

The format of the Alumni Weekend is as follows:

St Cuthbert's is 125 years old in 2013. There are a number of events planned across the year both in London and Durham. The Association starts its contribution to the calendar by inviting you to attend this informal gathering of old friends.

Join us for St Cuthbert's Association London lunch on 27th April 2013 where the Principal of the Society, Professor Elizabeth Archibald, shall be the Association's guest.

Cuths London Formal (see details on facebook).

What a "Good Friday" it will be!

St Cuthbert’s Association has switched its communications with members from print to electronic format. Costs and a growing membership necessitate this.

To get in touch with any member of the committee, please email contact@cuths.org.

Elected Officers:

[Cuths was] "... nothing like a college. It was essentially a private student club, established to promote the collective interests of its members and governed by its elected president"

Henry Tudor

Celebrating the University's 175th anniversary celebrations, including a Cuth's drinks reception and dinner, as well as the University's black tie Grand Celebration Dinner.

A biennial gathering of past Presidents of St Cuthbert's Society

Thursday 16 April 2009, 6pm - 10pm No ticket, no entrance fee, just drop in