The Chancellor visits the University
22 June 2010The Chancellor, His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, visited the University yesterday to visit two colleges and preside over the 2010 Honorary Degree Congregation.
Leading economist to outline blueprint for tackling climate change
10 May 2010The world’s economic and environmental interests are mutually dependent and we will not be able to survive unless we reconcile them now, a leading economist will argue this week.
We're motivated and inspired!
30 April 2010Three events, run as part of the GEEMA programme (Group to Encourage Ethnic Minority Applications to Cambridge), have welcomed a total of almost 500 black and minority ethnic students to Cambridge over the past month.
Leading journalist to address the impact of science controversies
27 April 2010The editor-in-chief of the influential science publication Nature is to give a talk at Cambridge about how scientists should react when their research comes under attack in public debates.
Honorary degree 2010 nominations announced
15 March 2010The University of Cambridge has today submitted nominations to the Regent House for the conferment of honorary degrees in June 2010. Eight distinguished individuals are nominated.
Humanitarian Centre Annual Lecture
01 March 2010The way in which areas stabilise and recover following a natural disaster will be explored in this year’s Humanitarian Centre Annual Lecture.
Hoyle exhibition launched online
12 February 2010An online exhibition which explores the life and work of one of the 20th century’s most creative and controversial scientists has been launched by St. John’s College, Cambridge.
Religious Influences in the Founding of the Royal Society
04 February 2010Professor Peter Harrison, will be discussing religious influences in the early proceedings of the Royal Society in the Faraday Institute’s termly public lecture today, Thursday February 4 at Emmanuel College.
Black speakers debate Obama's first year
19 January 2010How much has President Obama achieved in his first year? Three leading black professionals will be in Cambridge tomorrow to give their opinions on Obama's first year in office and take questions from the audience. The event has been organised by the African Caribbean Society (ACS). It is free and open to the public.
Historic lecture in Harvard marks 800th anniversary
03 December 2009The University of Cambridge’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor will today give a historic lecture at Harvard College to mark the special intellectual relationship between the two institutions and to celebrate Cambridge's 800th anniversary.
