A Titanic stink is coming to Cambridge
27 August 2004The Titan Arum, giant of the plant world, is preparing to envelop visitors in its rotten stench as it flowers for the first time ever at the Cambridge University Botanic Garden.
Goya at the Fitzwilliam
25 August 2004The Fitzwilliam Museum is holding a special exhibition of etchings by the Spanish artist Francisco de Goya from his Tauromaquia (Bullfighting) series.
Celebrating English
18 August 2004The English Faculty’s move to its new building is being celebrated with an open day on Saturday September 25. For the first time in its 85-year history all research and teaching facilities are united under one roof on the Sidgwick Site.
Wind Sculptures at the Botanic Garden
16 August 2004Local children showcase their natural talents in a new display at the Botanic Garden.
Bringing dinosaurs to life
16 August 2004After seven weeks of painstaking work by staff and volunteers the dinosaur Iguanodon is ready for re-installation in the Sedgwick Museum.
From casual to compulsive
12 August 2004Compulsive drug use can be easily distinguished from casual drug use, yet scientists do not understand how this transition from casual to compulsive use takes place in individuals.
International Law
12 August 2004Cambridge and Harvard universities have linked up to offer a reciprocal one year Law School exchange.
Year in industry scoops award for Cambridge student
11 August 2004Vikki Burchell, who will be starting her degree in Natural Sciences at Cambridge this autumn, was the overall winner of The Year in Industry's regional awards for 'Contribution to the Business'.
Informing black and Asian students
09 August 2004Black and Asian teenagers from across the UK are in Cambridge this week (9-11 August) taking part in a three-day conference on applying to university.
