A call to listen
03 May 2005TV presenter and scientist, Professor Kathy Sykes is to deliver the 2005 annual WiSETI lecture later today, calling for more listening.
Holiday playscheme in award finals
29 April 2005The University of Cambridge’s holiday playscheme was a finalist last night in a national award scheme that recognises outstanding achievement in the workplace.
Cambridge cricket transformed
27 April 2005Fenner’s, the historic home of Cambridge cricket, has been transformed by a striking new residential building for Hughes Hall, the University’s oldest graduate college.
Bidding begins for Cambridge Charity auction
26 April 2005A charity auction to raise money for local, national and international charities will take place in Cambridge later this month.
Clare Hall Ashby Lecture: ’‘From Alola to Helena’
26 April 2005Kirsty Sword-Gusmao, First Lady to the President of the independent nation of East Timor, is to give this year’s Clare Hall Ashby lecture.
DNA at the Botanic Garden
25 April 2005Visitors to the University's Botanic Garden are learning about DNA at an interactive exhibition explaining how the double helix has influenced our understanding of plants.
Frend medal for Cambridge archaeologist
25 April 2005Professor David Phillipson, Director of the University of Cambridge’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, has been awarded the prestigious Frend Medal by the Society of Antiquaries of London.
A Home for the Girton Collections
22 April 2005Professor Alison Richard, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, opened The Duke Building at Girton College on Saturday April 23.
Pakistan after 9/11
20 April 2005An international conference looking at aspects of life and security in Pakistan following 9/11 is taking place in Cambridge this week.
Classroom guilt
20 April 2005Guilt at being away from the classroom, a lack of information about course quality and funding shortages are stopping many teachers from updating their subject knowledge and skills in the job, according to a new report.
