It may not be most 14 year olds' idea of a perfect Christmas, but forty Year 10 students from deprived areas of Greater London are looking forward to spending part of their holiday participating in a maths course at the University of Cambridge. The students, who attended their first residential Study School in August, will be in Cambridge from 17th to 20th December.
The three successful candidates for the 2010 Pavate Fellowships have been announced.
Cambridge University has triumphed in the 128th Varsity Match at Twickenham, running out 31-27 winners over Oxford.
Explosions, lasers and a dash of superconductor levitation are just a taste of what to expect at the first in an exciting new series of holiday lectures for all of the family presented by the University of Cambridge.
The concept, analysis and policy implications of systemic risk will be discussed in a lecture in Cambridge this week.
GEEMA (The Group to Encourage Ethnic Minority Applications to Cambridge) is launching a schools competition for students in years 9-11 to design a new logo which can then be used for publicity material.
A unique collection of hundreds of interviews with people who witnessed Indian independence and the final days of the British Raj is being put online.
One of the world’s most famous buildings has been lit in Cambridge blue to mark the University of Cambridge’s 800th Anniversary.
World renowned artist Anthony Green will be showing his prints and drawings at Clare Hall Gallery in a free exhibition open to members of the public from today (4th December) until the 10th January 2010.
Over the next three months pupils from more than 200 different state schools around the country will take part in Challenge Days and Master Classes at the University of Cambridge.
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