Including: Rosemary Murray's election to the Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, illustrated with photograph, Daily Telegraph 24 May 1973; Edward Lucie-Smith in Art Review, including a paragraph on the New Hall women's art collection, 'the largest collection of art by women next to that of the Women's Art Museum in Washington DC', April 2000; Cambridge News re jail sentence for a burglar who burgled New Hall Library inter alia, 3 Sep. 2001; CEN re need to widen knowledge of events at the Kaetsu Centre (c. 2000?); reply by Owen Saxton, New Hall Admissions Tutor, to Varsity editorial re women's colleges' results in the Tompkin's Table, 12 Oct. 2001; advert in Adhoc (local Cambridge free magazine) for cover competition for New Hall Women's Art Collection Catalogue, Feb. 2002; CEN re death of Queen Mother (opened New Hall in 1965), 1 April 2002; CEN re Queen Mother's connections with Cambridge including opening of Huntingdon Road site in 1965, 3 April 2002; CEN re a conference about regional government held at New Hall and a group protest re same marching from New Hall, 24 April 2002; 'Pervert targets New Hall', The Cambridge Student 14 Nov. 2002; CEN re High Value Manufacturing Conference held at New Hall, 19 Nov. 2002; CEN re 'Search for a benefactor to make College's name' re approaching 50th anniversary and the fact that New Hall was never intended as a permanent name, 23 Dec. 2002; 'Rosemary's first for university' - Dame Rosemary Murray interviewed by Rose Taylor re her role as Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University from 1975-77, illustrated with 3 photographs, Cambridge Evening News 7 Jan 2003; CEN advertising supplement on New Hall Conferences advertising facilities after refurbishment of the Dome and the completion of Buckingham House, 21 Jan. 2003; CEN re 'Annie's Box: Charles Darwin, his Daughter and Human Evolution', written by Randal Keynes, great-great-grandson of Charles Darwin, and a lecture to be given by him at the Sedgwick Museum, 12 Feb. 2003; CEN re re-opening of art collection illustrated with colour photograph of Anne Lonsdale holding 3rd edition of catalogue, 15 April 2003; Online Cambridge News with comment by Christopher South re need for single-sex art exhibition, 22 April 2003; CEN re unveiling of blue plaques to commemorate various people in Cambridge including Gwen Raverat, artist - plaque unveiled at Darwin College, named after her grandfather Charles Darwin, 3 July 2003; Cambridge Evening News re Bridge the Gap, a charity walk through several colleges including New Hall, Sep. 2003; 'Cambridge Women's College flirts with gender revolution', from The Times 30 Mar. 2004 re vote on whether to admit male students and the negative result; '48 Hours in Cambridge' from The Independent travel section with recommendations including women's contemporary art collection at New Hall, 27 Mar. 2004; CEN 29 Oct 2003 entitled 'Mystery of guests at staff tea' re a plea for help in identifying people in a photograph of a staff tea party at The Orchard in 1935 while it was the home of Sir Horace and Lady Ida Darwin; Cambridge News re man loitering suspiciously, 15 May 2004; various articles re single-sex status of New Hall and whether it should admit male students, in Varsity and The Cambridge Student March 2004; CEN on RIBA conservation award for Dome refurbishment etc 18 March 2004; EEMAIL issue 7, Dec. 2004 (quarterly newsletter of EEMLAC [East of England Museums, Libraries and Archives Council]), with photo of Jenny Stanesby on a bike, 1954, as the front cover and an illustrated article, p. 6, by Alison Wilson, re the making of the New Hall 50th anniversary film with the help of an EEMLAC grant; article from the Sing Tao Daily, in Chinese, with a photograph of Anne Lonsdale and a note from Chris Huang, 28 July 2004; 'On a Learning Curve' - article by Ursula Buchan re New Hall's gardens, illustrated with colour photographs by Howard Rice, pp 25-30 of The English Garden, September 2005. 'Hidden gem' Murray Edwards art collection 2016