Endless Forms wins Exhibition of the Year award
03 December 2009Endless Forms, which became the Fitzwilliam Museum’s most successful-ever exhibition, has won Apollo Magazine’s Exhibition of the Year award.
Historic lecture in Harvard marks 800th anniversary
03 December 2009The University of Cambridge’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor will today give a historic lecture at Harvard College to mark the special intellectual relationship between the two institutions and to celebrate Cambridge's 800th anniversary.
Cambridge at Copenhagen
02 December 2009In the run-up to the United Nations climate change summit in Copenhagen, over 850 businesses convened by the University of Cambridge have urged world leaders to work towards a robust and equitable global deal on climate change.
New funding to untangle Alzheimer’s disease
01 December 2009A major new drive to understand, diagnose and treat Alzheimer’s disease has begun in Cambridge.
Sidney Sussex chefs do it again
01 December 2009For the third year running, Sidney Sussex College has emerged victorious in the annual Cambridge Culinary Competition.
Master Classes encourage pupils to look at languages afresh
30 November 2009More than 100 pupils from 13 schools in the Eastern Region took part in a Languages Master Class Day organised last Friday by Pembroke and St Catharine's Colleges in conjunction with the Italian Department and Robinson College.
Spirit of Churchill invoked at Cabinet War Rooms
30 November 2009The Cabinet War Rooms will be the scene of a Churchill campaign launch once again this evening - as the Cambridge University College bearing his name officially unveils its £12million fundraising appeal.
Trinity Music Director to lead City of London Sinfonia
30 November 2009Stephen Layton, Director of Music of Trinity College, has been appointed Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the City of London Sinfonia.
Dealing with the Results of Climate Change
27 November 2009Climate change is already having a dramatic effect on the way people live their lives, particularly in developing countries. Extreme weather shocks and altered seasonal patterns are fundamentally changing how communities access food and water and make their living.
