Putting the art into architecture
22 April 2010An exhibition focusing on emerging technologies and their use within the best new architecture will open at Churchill College on April 22.
Sir Tim Hunt to feature on BBC Four Beautiful Minds
21 April 2010Nobel Prize winner and Cambridge graduate, Sir Tim Hunt, will feature in the final part of the BBC Four series ‘Beautiful Minds’ which looks at the work of contemporary scientists and how their unique perspectives have redefined the world we live in.
Undergraduate admissions statistics issued for the 08/09 admissions cycle
21 April 2010The University of Cambridge has published its full breakdown of undergraduate admissions statistics for the 08/09 admissions cycle.
China is reshaping new world order, says foreign policy expert
20 April 2010How can the West counter China's foreign policy which includes giving money to dictators with no strings attached?
Forum is the future for entrepreneurship
20 April 2010The Hauser Forum – a new focal point for entrepreneurship in the region – was today officially opened by HRH the Duke of Edinburgh, Chancellor of the University of Cambridge.
Nominations now open for student volunteering awards
19 April 2010Do you know somebody exceptional who deserves recognition for their volunteering? Nominations are now open for the 2010 Gold Awards for student volunteering, run in conjunction with Volunteering England.
Pushy parents in a competitive society: how ancient Roman teens had it tough too
19 April 2010Professor Kathleen Coleman, Professor of Latin at Harvard University and renowned author on Latin literature and history will give Newnham’s biennial Jane Harrison Memorial Lecture on Friday, 23 April 2010.
Susan Greenfield to give public lecture at Cambridge
16 April 2010The distinguished neuroscientist, Baroness Susan Greenfield, will be giving a public lecture on how the study of the brain is changing our understanding of human nature itself at Cambridge University next week.
Sagbutts and cornets come to Cambridge
15 April 2010Exotic and wonderful sounds come to Cambridge next week as Girton and St John’s colleges host one of the world’s best historical brass ensembles. The two performances of Claudio Monteverdi’s Vespers celebrate the 400th anniversary of this spectacular 17th century composition.
Unlocking the Enterpriser inside
15 April 2010Postgraduate and postdoctoral students at Cambridge are being offered the chance to participate in the Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning’s Enterprisers programme from June 1-4 for free, courtesy of generous support from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).
