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Arts and humanities

Alan Turing and one page from his short story

Alan Turing’s gay short story reveals ‘fun, cheeky’ man

24 Jul 2026
A racy short story by the ‘father of modern computing’ rips up Alan Turing’s ‘isolated mathematician’ image, revealing a playful man overcoming trauma...
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The British Academy

British Academy elects Cambridge Professors to Fellowship in 2026

17 Jul 2026
Six academics from the University of Cambridge have been made Fellows of the prestigious British Academy for the humanities and social sciences.
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Procrastinating woman biting pencil in front of laptop

Procrastination: thief of more than time

10 Jul 2026
Procrastination is on the rise, partly because of digital distractions and modern work, a new book warns. Working out which types of procrastinators...
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Does the Declaration of Independence still matter?

Does the Declaration of Independence still matter?

29 Jun 2026
As we approach the 250th anniversary of the United States, some of Cambridge's leading experts on US history share their thoughts on the declaration...
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Nikola Milojkovic

Cambridge to Careers: Finding my way into finance

25 Jun 2026
Nikola Milojkovic's experience of Cambridge taught him more than economics – it gave him the critical thinking and confidence that have been vital for...
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Group shot of those who received University of Cambridge honorary degrees in 2026

University of Cambridge confers honorary degrees

25 Jun 2026
The University of Cambridge has conferred honorary doctorates on 8 distinguished individuals in recognition of their outstanding achievements in their...
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Singers and musicians perform back to back during Music in the Flesh project performance of Bach’s St. John Passion at the Royal Academy of Music

Bach ache: the project transforming classical music into an immersive bodily experience

23 Jun 2026
Professor Bettina Varwig is helping classical music re-embrace its powerful relationship with our bodies. A new film reveals the dramatic impact that...
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Sam pinning photos to a banner

Cambridge to Careers: Author, artist, architectural designer

09 Jun 2026
London-based aspiring architect Sam Elbahja is driven by a passion for creating places that truly serve communities. Beyond her design work, she is...
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Odysseus returning to Penelope. Terracotta plaque, Greek, Melian c.460–450 BCE. The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Retelling the Odyssey: Classicists hope for gods and women in Nolan blockbuster

04 Jun 2026
Cambridge Odyssey experts hope that Christopher Nolan’s film will feature enough female characters and do justice to the epic’s crucial underworld...
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Title page of Peter Shaffer's Our Lady. Image courtesy of Trinity College Cambridge

Unseen Peter Shaffer play revealed at Trinity

01 May 2026
A PhD student at Trinity College has unearthed a complete, unpublished play 65 years after Peter Shaffer wrote it - and before he reignited the world...
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Cambridge academics elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

27 Apr 2026
Five academics from the University of Cambridge have been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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Thomas Rowlandson, Entrance of Oxford Street or Tyburn Turnpike (1809). Image: Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection, B1977.14.21238

Tolls saved Britain from pothole hell in the Industrial Revolution

23 Apr 2026
The ‘turnpike’ toll road system deserves far more credit for improving roads in 18th-century England and Wales, a new study argues. Analysis of nearly...
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