Women's art on show at Cambridge University Library
17 June 2011A display of contemporary women’s art, from the New Hall Art Collection, has gone on loan to Cambridge University Library.
Hush Don’t Tell: it’s a mother and son reunion
24 August 2010Artwork telling the emotional story of a mother and son who were reunited after 45 years by a twist of fate will be shown to the public for the first time this weekend.
Families discover hidden treasures in Cambridge museums this summer
29 July 2010Hidden treasures are waiting to be discovered in Cambridge’s museums this summer with the help of a free ‘passport’ for children.
Let there be Twilight
12 February 2010Ever wondered what happens in a museum once the lights go out?
‘Women in Comics’ Conference
05 October 2009Enthusiasts, curators, practitioners and academics alike will discuss the representation of ‘Women in Comics’ in the first conference of its kind at Cambridge University on Sunday, 25th October.
Queen’s Birthday Honours
16 June 2009Five Cambridge academics were named in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list announced last weekend.
Ramsay Murray Lecture 2009
01 May 2009Professor Ludmilla Jordanova will give Selwyn College's Ramsay Murray Lecture tonight, Friday, entitled ‘Heroism Revisited’.
Jack, Emerald and Eve (and 47 others) get a taste of Cambridge
04 July 2008Jack Cadman goes to a comprehensive in Loughton and wants to study economics; Emerald Sherlock-Mold is a pupil at a large state school in Sheffield and has a talent for languages; Eve Annable attends a Further Education college in Birkenhead and is passionate about English.
Former Liberal Democrat leader to inaugurate conference at Cambridge
20 June 2008Lord Ashdown KBE, the former leader of the Liberal Democrat party and the past International Communities' High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina will be giving an inaugural lecture entitled “After Iraq - Shall We Ever Intervene Again?" on the evening of Wednesday 25 June 2008.
Increasing numbers of pupils benefit from summer schools at Cambridge
20 June 2008Hundreds of pupils, the majority of them from "non-traditional" backgrounds, will benefit from challenging Summer Schools run by Cambridge Admissions Office and individual Colleges in the next two months.
