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Van Mildert College JCR. Van Mildert College is one of Durham’s biggest and, in our opinion, best colleges. Founded in 1965, the College is a welcoming and friendly environment to live and work in, situated in eight acres of leafy grounds just a short walk from the central University Library.
The latest Tweets from Van Mildert Library (@VM_library). Tweets from Van Mildert College Library, Durham University. Follow us for library updates, news and events. Durham, UK
Van Mildert College Events. Throughout the year, we host events for Mildertians in venues around the UK and further afield. We look forward to keeping in touch and welcoming you back to College whenever possible.
financially, but also by sharing information about our work widely. Furthermore, the Van Mildert College Outreach Impact Report was published in July 2017. This report details Open Doors, Open Minds in full and its impact on our students, the University and the local community.
Van Mildert Charity Fashion Show really brings the college community together, whilst very importantly raising money for a fantastic cause. Being the only college not to hold model auditions, this year more than 100 students are getting up on the catwalk to strut their stuff in many (exciting and yet to be revealed) well known clothing brands!
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Van Mildert is an award winning premium fashion retailer stocking a range of designer menswear, womenswear, footwear and accessories.
The latest Tweets from Van Mildert BC (@VanMildertBC). VMBC is a student-run rowing club formed in 1965 open to all members of Van Mildert College, Durham Uni. ???+??? Stay tuned for updates on our antics!. Van Mildert Boat House, River Wear, Durham Lecture by Professor David Harper (Earth Sciences and Van Mil