Charles Darwin, man of letters
12 July 2001The 12th volume of The Correspondence of Charles Darwin was published by Cambridge University Press yesterday, Wednesday 11 July, 2001.
Sculptor returns to Cambridge
03 July 2001Kettle's Yard will be welcoming an old friend on Saturday 7 July when Professor Phillip King CBE RA, sculptor and President of the Royal Academy of Arts, visits the gallery to give a talk on his passion for Japanese art.
Summer School for entrepreneurs
02 July 2001The Cambridge Entrepreneurship Centre (CEC) is holding its annual Summer School this week. Budding entrepreneurs - some from within the University, some from local businesses - will be put through their paces in an intensive week-long course which will take them through all the main aspects of business start-up, from raising finance to team-building. At the end of the week the delegates will put their new skills to the test, when they present their business plans to a panel of expert judges.
Graduate donates $10m for financial research
28 June 2001A leading international research programme in finance will be launched today at the University of Cambridge, following a donation of $10 million from William H Janeway, Vice Chairman of the global private equity firm Warburg Pincus and his wife, Weslie Janeway, President of the Pyewacket Foundation.
Unthinking Fundamentalism
27 June 2001Unthinking Fundamentalism is the title of a special workshop to be held in Cambridge this week.
Eco car goes further
25 June 2001University team strive to find world's most fuel-efficient vehicle
Divinity building wins RIBA prize
22 June 2001The Faculty of Divinity's new building has won an award from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).
The World's Largest Bike makes it at last!
19 June 2001Pupils at Coton Primary School had a very unusual lunch break today, Tuesday 19 June, 2001. They spent their lunchtime riding the World's Largest Bike around their playground, courtesy of the University of Cambridge.
Honorary Degrees
15 June 2001Today, Friday 15 June 2001, the Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, will confer honorary degrees at a traditional ceremony held at the University's Senate-House.
