Camford University (CU) Notes

Coat of arms: Quartered, lion (gold)/ox (red)/beaver (green)/elephant (black) on white, cross of red.

In addition to lectures and classes, students are taught by faculty fellows in groups of 1 to 3 on a weekly basis.
Students receive direct feedback on weekly essays or work in a small discussion setting.

Divided into colleges and halls (within colleges)

Colleges: (note most offer a mix of classes, not strictly those within their fields)

* Manchester College - Biology and Medicine (life-based research)
  - Began as Warrington Academy in Manchester in 1757, run by English Presbyterians
  - Moved to York in 1803, back to Mancester in 1840, then to Camford in 1853
  - Joseph Priestley, credited with discovery of oxygen
* Trinity - Chemistry and Physics (most technological research)
  - nominally mathematics at Cambridge but we have Christ Church and the atomic bomb reference is too sexy to pass up
* Wadham College - Geology and Earth Sciences (ecology, agriculture, botany, etc.)
  - Relatively large gardens compared to those of other colleges
  - Notably queer-friendly compared to other colleges
  - Notables include Robert Blake (Cromwell's admiral), libertine poet John Wilmot, Warden John Wilkins
* Christ Church - Mathematics and Civil Engineering - Lewis Carroll teaching, Dean Liddell (father of Alice)
* Clare - Fine Art, Drama and Music (theater)
  - hosts the campus newspaper, the Clarefication
  - holds the largest May Ball in the middle of June
* Blackfriars - Philosophy and Theology - a monastery staffed by Dominican monks
* Exeter College - Archaeology and Ancient History (Egyptology)
  - Many writers including the future J.R.R. Tolkein were associated with this college
  - has its own choir made up of 24 singers
* Pembroke College - Current History and Anthropology (Oriental Studies)
* Downing - Law and Political Studies
  - fields teams in a range of sports including football (UK), rugby, and tennis
  - successful boat club
* St. John's College - Psychology and Education (social sciences)
  - the home of a scandalous invite-only dining/drinking society, the King Charles Club
* St. Catherine's College - Classics, Modern and Medieval Languages - main library
  - Founded in 1473 as Katharine Hall, notable for its open court, wheel motif
* Queens' College - Economics and Management
  - Spans both sides of the river, colloquially referred to as the 'light side' and 'dark side', connected by the Mathematical Bridge
  - Silver boar's head badge

* All Souls' College - a graduate research institution admitting postgraduates only
  - Every hundred years, generally on January 14, the Mallard feast

Each college needs:
- halls (residences for students)
- dining hall(s)
- lecture halls
- workrooms as needed/suitable
- chapel

Overall university needs:
- Executive offices, records, accounting, staff residences, and dining
- Libraries (housed within colleges?)
- Research and work facilities for advanced students?
- Theater
- Sports, Gym and Varsity
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Camford Town (CT) Structures of Note

Train station
Docks + warehouses
Swamp
Downtown shops + cafes + hotel
Restaurants
Boarding homes
Town hall
Red Lights District
Industrial area (tannery, textiles, grain mill)
Residential
Nearby farms
Graveyard