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Using the 1911 refractor on the Observatory roof, astronomy students have measured the night sky over 60 kilometres of the valley.

Since 2016, Aldermere law students have given free advice on housing, employment and benefits to anyone who walks through the door.

A psalter damaged in a fire in 1731 has given up forty lines of lost text to the Centre for Manuscript Studies.

Residents can now try balancing the county's \$1.2 billion budget themselves, using a tool built by six Aldermere economists.

Spem in alium, recorded in the College Chapel over three nights in March, has topped the classical chart in its first week.

More than 6,400 visitors came to the July open days - a third of them the first in their family to consider university.

Four hundred alumni, a brass band and one very long formal dinner marked twenty-five years since the Class of 2001 left Aldermere.

For the first time since 1989, an Aldermere crew has won the Head of the River - and set a course record doing it.