This summer, in the words of the Diana Ross song, Kettle’s Yard goes Upside Down and Inside Out with a double exhibition running through the house and exhibition gallery. Both the house and gallery will be open 11.30 am – 5.00 pm, Tuesday - Sunday. Admission is free.
Exclusive pantomime performance ‘Jack and the DNA stalk’ opens Chemistry ‘Olympics’ in Cambridge.
Cambridge residents are invited to discover the history on their doorsteps as part of Open Cambridge weekend when University and College buildings and collections will go on show from Friday11 to Sunday 13 September 2009.
In a visit to Cambridge a group of children from the charity Friends of Chernobyl's Children enjoyed a day of activities organised by the University and local businesses.
The University of Cambridge today conferred Honorary MA degrees on two people who have made a significant contribution to the life of the University and the City.
A growing stockpile of information about the capabilities of monkeys and apes means that way in which we study our own ancestors may have to be drastically revised, a new report says.
The British Academy today announced 35 scholars who have been elected to Fellowships this year in recognition of their research achievements. The list includes seven Cambridge academics.
An international conference which aims to assess the state of the humanities - and asks whether they still matter to modern society begins in Cambridge today (Thursday, July 16th).
A collection of artworks profiling a wide variety of animals are on display in Michaelhouse Café on Trinity Street and form the new ‘Vetrospective’ exhibition.
The Royal Society, the UK’s independent academy for science, has announced the recipients of its 2009 Awards, Medals, Royal Medals and Lectures today, four of whom are current Cambridge researchers.
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