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This club was founded in 1862 although there were packs kept in Cambridge before this date which were the fore runners of the club.

In 1862 R. G. Hoare (Trinity College) brought his private pack of beagles to Cambridge and in 1867 W. E. Currey (Trinity College, Tutor) brought his beagles over from his home in Ireland. These two packs established beagling firmly in Cambridge.

According to The Trinity Foot Beagles 1862 – 1912 by F. Claude Kempson published in 1912 the Trinity Foot Beagles were a subscription pack managed by undergraduates and hunted in the countryside around Cambridge. There was no formal constitution, no committee, nor any meeting of the subscribers, nor a balance-sheet, nor any positive connection with Trinity College, although traditionally there are strong links with both Trinity and Magdalene Colleges. Any member of the University was welcome to join in as long as he paid a subscription.

Kempson credits William Edward Currey (Trinity College) as being the founder and Rowland Hunt (Magdalene College) as being co-founder.

The JCR represents the interests of undergraduates and acts as the link between students, Fellows and College Departments, and between Magdalene students and the main Cambridge University Student Union (CUSU). The JCR President attends meetings of the Governing Body, and the Amalgamation Club which allocates money to College sports clubs and societies.

All Magdalene undergraduates automatically become JCR members when joining Magdalene but membership is not compulsory. The Committee is elected annually at the end of Michaelmas Term (mid-November) by the undergraduate community.

The JCR organises events and activities throughout the year including social events and Freshers week.

The Rugby Club was formed in 1875 after a meeting was held in Mr Pine's rooms on 25 October.
The Captain of the Boat Club took the chair at the first meeting and was elected to the Presidency of the new club. Mr Whitehead was chosen as the first captain.
The first rugby match was played on the Corpus ground on 29 October and ended in a draw in favour of Corpus by 5 tries to nothing. The next game against Clare was played on Parker's Piece (the scene of University rugby matches until the municipal authorities objected tot he damage done). The result was a draw in favour of Magdalene by one try and a touchdown to nothing. The final game of the first season was against a joint team from St Peter's and St Catherine's and the score was Magdalene 5 touchdowns, Combined Colleges 3 tries and 2 touchdowns. Under the old rules no match could be won unless a goal was kicked. New rules came into force in November.
The game was then very different to the modern game with most international and club sides having 13 forwards and 7 outsides.
For further information see: College Magazine, No. 80, May 1949, pp. 15-17

Colour photograph showing the boat during the race.

Names on the board read:
Iain Guest (bow), Paul Martin, John Iodesse, Justin Phillips, Hans Ulrich Hoefie, Richard Mee, John Dyce, Mark Jones (stroke), David Jones (cox).
Coaches: John Greeve, Richard Tufnell, Paul Knights.
Bumped: LMBCII, Queens, Churchill.

Black and white photograph showing the boat during the race.

Names on the board read:
N. W. Perry (bow), I. J. Child, R. M. Momen, R. J. Turner, R. A. Cook, R. F. Seabrook, G. J. Barrow, A. M. Boyd (stroke), J. P. St J. Harding (cox).

Colour photograph showing the boat during the race.

Names on the board read:
D. S. George (bow), H. S. Sandhu, C. Forsyth, J. Isherwood, P. Mayhew, A. Justham, J. Galbraith-Marten, K. Martin-Smith (stroke), A. Harris (cox).

Colour photograph showing the boat during the race.

Names on the board read:
J. Torlesse (bow), J. Crew, P. Gill, A. Muller, P. Smith, R. Lambert, H. U. Hoefle, P. Martin (stroke), P. Davison (cox).

Menus for Boat Club dinners containing printed crew lists. Many are signed by attendees at the dinners.

Cambridge Colleges Shield Final Winners 2017.

Colour photograph. Names on the board:

O. A. Kontkanen, A. M. Ruben, M. S. Rowlands, T. Ingledew, S. Burgess, T. Leung
S. S. H. Robson, W. P. Liebrecht, J. S. Brassington, J. Long-Martinez, J. E. K. Hamilton, K. T. C. Baker, H. C. Alexander, G. M. Barbantan
S. Lewis, J. Bennett, A. Coyne-Grell (Vice-Captain), B. Smith, J. Bowskill (Captain), S. A. Schusman, H. S. Begley

Colour photograph of the reunion dinner held in Hall.

Photos of the Rugby XV for 1911, 1933-1934, 1935-1936, 1947-1948 see MCPH/3/1

Photos of the Rugby XV for 1907, 1910 see MCPH/3/2

Photo of the Rugby XV 2000-2001 see MCPH/3/5

Rugby cap belonging to C. M. Vignoles.

No. 68

Obituaries
Tony Cockerill
Sir John Boardman
Helen Vendler
The Rt Hon Lord (Igor) Judge

Articles
Bibliotheca Pepysiana 1724: The Library arrives at its new home by M.E.J. Hughes

Young Men's Perspectives on child criminal exploitation and their involvement in drug dealing by H.J. Marshall
Life in distant oceans by F. Rigby

'An extremely naughty boy': Robert Keable (1905) and Magdalene by Simon Keable-Elliott

The Head Gardener by Mark Scott

No. 69

Obituaries
J.A.W (Jack) Bennett

Articles
Minute - and mass - observation: On being painted by M.E.J. Hughes

Arthur Benson diarist: Extracts from the A.C. Benson centenary lecture, 12 March 2025 by E. Duffy

A new look for an old friend: Restoring the Pepys Building by T. Spencer

Harnessing the power of the immune system to fight cancer by K. Okkenhaug

Lessons from the landscape of Morocco by A.K. Bennison

Evolution's struggle for existence by A. Baez-Ortega

No. 65

Obituaries
John Field
Richard Luckett
Martin Hughes

Articles
Looking at new ways antibodies can protect us from viruses by S. Caddy

A Master of Magdalene founder of the NHS? by R. Hyam

Pavlov's maggots by L. Masuda-Nakagawa

The School of night: Courtiers, poets, and scientists in the age of Shakespeare by J. Jarrett

Magdalene College flora by Jonathan Shanklin

No. 64

Obituaries:
Simon Barrington-Ward
Jeffery Lewins
Finbarr Livesey
Michael Keall
Sir John Tooley
Henry Lumley

Articles
Adventures in Ancient Writing and the Cypriot Teardrop by P.M. Steele

Developing Automated Acoustic Diagnosis of Dysphagia by A. Gregory

Painting the Master [Rowan Williams] by Lorna May Wadsworth

No. 61

Obituaries
Lord Braybrooke
John Dwight
Sir Derek Oulton
Sir Anthony Jay

Articles
Building a new library, seventeenth century fashion by M.E.J. Hughes

Telescopes, time, and an incredible evolving Universe by J.J. Wiseman

Pepys and bibliomania by J.R. Raven

C.S. Lewis considers Hamlet by E.H. Cooper

No. 57

Numbers 23 and 28 Hertford Street were bequeathed to Magdalene College by Sir Stephen Gaselee.

28 Hertford Street was sold on 7 February 2011.

Documents relating to properties in the parishes of St Giles' and St Peter's and inns in Magdalene Street - the Black Boy, The Star, The Green Peel, and The King's Head

These records relate to The Pickerel Inn, brewhouse, counting house, messuages and premises on the south side of Magdalene Street, and a tenement in Fisher's Lane.