The historian, Professor Simon Schama, will be giving a free public lecture on the theme of toleration between the Abrahamic faiths at St Edmunds College, Cambridge, this Tuesday.
The University of Cambridge’s first International Women’s Day lecture takes place this evening as part of a programme of events to mark the 100th anniversary of IWD.
'Night Time Lapse Over the Backs' wins Undergraduate Student Photography Competition.
With an abundance of food available, it’s not surprising that people are getting fatter. But why do some people remain lean? A Cambridge University scientist suggests that the reason is rooted deep in our DNA.
A series of exciting science workshops are engaging pupils from across the region’s primary schools this week. The events are being held as part of Cambridge Science Festival which runs from March 14-27 at the University of Cambridge.
The former Minister for Welfare Reform, Frank Field MP, will be giving a free public lecture on “Preventing poor children from becoming poor adults” at the University of Cambridge on Thursday (3 March).
The world-renowned pianist Alfred Brendel is to be the inaugural Humanitas Visiting Professor in Chamber Music at the University of Cambridge, from 13 to 18 May 2011.
Cambridge Judge Business School was delighted to welcome His Excellency Ambassador Liu Xiaoming, Chinese Ambassador to the UK this week.
A major collaboration between the University of Cambridge and the Sultanate of Oman which aims to improve public understanding of the Abrahamic religions Judaism, Islam and Christianity was marked at a signing ceremony today.
Research by a Cambridge archaeologist shows that back pain caused untold misery long before we started staring into screens and slumping on sofas.
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