has addressed problems of sexual misconduct within the University of Cambridge and suggested that the University may phase out the traditional academic 1st/2.i/2.ii/3rd system with a US-style GPA system in an attempt to stem grade inflation. In 2019, Virgo was criticised after he was reported to have said that the lack of Afro-Caribbean hairdressers in Cambridge led to fewer black students to apply to the University, although he later said his remarks had been misunderstood. In 2021, Virgo was criticized by Professor David Abulafia, emeritus professor of Mediterranean history at the University of Cambridge, for his support of the "Report+Support" university reporting system, which allowed users to anonymously report members of the University for 'micro-aggressions' before it was withdrawn by the University. Personal life He is keenly interested in drama and is the Vice-Chair of the dramatic society the Gamlingay Players. Virgo is married to the Rev Dr Carolyn Hammond, Director of Studies in Theology and Dean of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. He has two children, Elizabeth and Jonathan. Selected publications Graham Virgo, The Principles of Equity and Trusts (2012) Graham Virgo and Paul Davies, Equity & Trusts: Cases and Materials (2013) Graham Virgo, The Principles of the Law of Restitution (3rd ed, 2015) References External links Cambridge profile Living people English legal scholars English legal writers Legal scholars of the University of Cambridge Alumni of Downing College, Cambridge Fellows of Downing College, Cambridge Academics of the University of Cambridge Honorary King's Counsel 1966 births