From California to Cambridge: Vice-Chancellor Professor Debbie Prentice wants to use her fascination with the way humans interact to help her establish a common mission.
Do aliens exist? What do they look like? Are they looking for us? How long until they find us?
Ever fancied a Nicholson or Gaudier-Brzeska on your wall? Every year since 1957, students have been pitching up at Kettle’s Yard in the hope of claiming a master.
Forget facts. If you really want to win an argument, sell someone something or win an election, make sure you’ve got a really good story. Because humans love stories.
Two hundred cows. Three hundred lambs. Two hundred and fifty hectares of arable. And a wood. Just four miles from Cambridge… welcome to the University’s farm.
Read the editor’s letter and all your emails, comments and posts in response to CAM 100.
Academic rankings, wild honeyguide birds and the rise of skateboarding.
Getting in the swing… If it’s a challenge you’re after, the Jazz Orchestra is for you.
Novelist Zadie Smith joins History student Romeo Liyan to explore the “luxurious” surroundings where she started her award-winning debut.
Professor Ruchi Choudhary on improving the energy efficiency of housing.
An alumni life: Cricketer-turned-psychoanalyst Mike Brearley says to balance the different sides of our personalities, we need to captain ourselves.
Professor Thomas Roulet says, actually, we must all adjust to the new working environment to hit our true potential.
What happens when an emperor decides to change the religion of an entire people? Forget the Tudors. This is reformation – and counter-reformation – ancient Egyptian style.
Living through dark times can be challenging. It takes resilience, courage and, above all, hope. But what is hope exactly? CAM investigates.
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Stephen J Toope (Trinity 1983), shares the sounds which shaped his student days at Cambridge.
It is the quintessential College entertainment. From classic school disco at Homerton to dubstep at Clare Cellars, the bop has it all: music, dancing, friends and, if you’re lucky, a somewhat sticky carpet