Cambridge University

Massive development plans for the heart of the city

The days are lengthening, the buds are breaking, the birds are singing, well some of them are!

Institute’s founding director dies at 82 - and Lord Martin Rees calls him “one of the greatest astronomers of his generation’

How to build and orchid' opens today.

The University currently pays all directly employed University staff at or above the level of the Real Living Wage and has done so since 2014.

Trinity College is planning five new offices and research buildings and a state-of-the-art Biohub for the Cambridge Science Park in landmark venture.

On a 25-acre campus on Hills Road, its grandest buildings barely visible from the street, Homerton College is celebrating 250 years of history by throwing open its doors to the public, with a programme of events under the banner Homerton 250: Cambridge Now.

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Wine glasses have undergone a seven-fold increase in size over the past 300 years.

End of a Boat Race era for Olympian

The donation means the university has broken the £1billion barrier in it's Dear World... Yours, Cambridge campaign.

Less than 100 examples of its type have survived

Light Blues show promise in patches

Married father was the former university head of communications and a keen member of rowing community.

For the first time anyone can review the renowned scientist’s work, completed when he was 24 years old.

Senior lecturer suggests how we might save £5.2bn or so.

Two female students will benefit from funding and insight into Amazon's Alexa and Prime Air innovations.

An exciting new community is taking shape - and it’s hosting an array of public events for the Open Cambridge festival.

But rival Oxford holds number one for second year running.

The Borysiewicz Biomedical Sciences Fellowship Programme will award supplementary fellowships annually for four years to up to 10 of the most exceptional postdoctoral researchers when they start working in Cambridge.