Articles about 'Lucy Cavendish College'

The University of Cambridge is to run a new preparatory course aimed at mature students to enable them to improve their study skills before embarking on a Cambridge degree.

The University is saddened to report the death of one of its leading and most highly respected scientists.

The Chancellor of the University, HRH Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh, was in Cambridge earlier today to visit the University Farm and the Guildhall, and preside over the 2007 Honorary Degree Congregation at the Senate House.

One of the last surviving founding fellows of Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge, died aged 95.

A panel of prominent female journalists will lead a discussion this evening at Lucy Cavendish College on Women in the Media: Publish and Be Damned.

The Society for Dialogue and Action, at Lucy Cavendish College, hosted a visit last week by the Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth, Sir Jonathan Sacks.

Ms Anne Owers CBE, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Prisons, is today being inducted as an Honorary Fellow at Lucy Cavendish College.

Science teachers from schools across the UK have come to the University of Cambridge this week to learn more about materials science and chemistry.

A Cambridge student developing a new technique to fine-tune hearing aids in young children has won the 2006 Pauline Ashley Prize awarded by Deafness Research UK, the only national charity dedicated to supporting medical research into deafness and other hearing problems.

A forum for women staff to voice their opinions about working for the University will take place next month.