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Students at this year's Green Careers Fair nibbled edible crickets, cuddled plush pink octopi, and met industry experts for advice on landing a job in the green sector.

'Lightning McGreen' and the 'The Sustainable Hulk' will lead a new fleet of nine electric buses plying routes travelled by students and staff across the University of Cambridge on the Universal bus route, scheduled to be put into service later this year by bus operator Whippet. 

Cambridge University, together with Pembroke, Darwin and Queens’ Colleges have revealed the strong level of support for their plans to regenerate the Old Press / Mill Lane area.

The Sainsbury Laboratory has been awarded the Stirling Prize for 2012.

A leading educational charity dedicated to promoting the wise management of trees and woods has given a seal of approval to the University Estate Management Department after a visit to the Madingley Estate.

Work has begun at West Cambridge on the construction of a £41 million new home for the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy.

Pedal power is still overwhelmingly the preferred method of transport for University of Cambridge staff – according to the 2009 Travel for Work Survey.

18 University staff based at The Old Schools took part in the Oxford to Cambridge charity bike ride last weekend in aid of The British Heart Foundation, Talk to Stars and Camfed, the University’s 800th Anniversary adopted charity.

A Topping Out ceremony at West Cambridge has marked the completion of the main structure of the £15.7m mixed-use development for Turnstone Estates and the University of Cambridge.

Celebrated British sculptor Antony Gormley has unveiled one of his more unusual works on the University of Cambridge’s Downing Site.