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The Vice-Chancellor stood in for the Chancellor, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, yesterday afternoon, as he recuperates after a chest infection, and undertook a series of celebratory engagements across the University.

Julie Shaw got up at 5 am on Wednesday and took the train from South Yorkshire, where she is a senior member of staff at a large comprehensive, to Cambridge in order to attend the fourth Target Teachers Conference.

Over 120 women from around the university gathered at New Hall for the Women's Forum Conference last week.

The expanding educational initiative Teach First was among 90 exhibitors to take part in the annual alternative careers event, The Works, held last week on the New Museums Site and organised by the University of Cambridge Careers Service.

Documentary and fiction intertwine in a selection of hard-edged and socially engaged films being shown as part of New Hall's Portuguese Film festival this weekend.

Teachers from state schools all over the country spent 24 hours at the University of Cambridge earlier this week as participants in the latest Target Teachers conference organised by the School Liaison Officers working for 11 of the Colleges.

A leading cancer scientist at the University of Cambridge is to receive this year's medical research award from the charitable foundation of India's largest pharmaceutical company.

It is a little known fact that New Hall, a College of the University of Cambridge, has the second largest collection of art by women artists in the world. Now, thanks to a grant of nearly £100,000 from the The Heritage Lottery Fund that will change.

A wide range of events will be hosted by the University, its faculties, museums and colleges to celebrate the annual Black History Month during October.