Join the University Herbarium's Curator, Dr Lauren Gardiner, for a video tour of the Herbarium.

Unfortunately, this event has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.

Join the Museum's Curator of Modern Sciences, Dr Joshua Nall, for a video tour of the museum.

Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen J Toope, will be joined by leading Cambridge experts Dr David Erdos and Dr Kirsty Hughes to discuss the nature and importance of privacy and personal data protection, and the challenges facing this fundamental legal concept at a time of great turbulence.

Dr Kamal Munir, a Reader in Strategy & Policy at the Cambridge Judge Business School, talks about racial inequality in the workplace

Dr Florian Urmetzer will be joined by eight MPhil students, who will share their insights into their time volunteering at the NHS hospital in Cambridge during the COVID-19 crisis.

Join Andrew Nairne OBE, Director of Kettle's Yard on his talk about the unique arrangements of art and objects at Kettle’s Yard.   

Join Katie Derham and special guests for an evening discussion on classical music

The University of Cambridge Alumni Group Mindfulness After Cam invites everyone to experience 'Mindfulness and Music': an improvised piano recital with Gregory Drott and Dr Elizabeth English.>

Professor Sarah-Jayne Blakemore presents her work on the adolescent brain

Solving the challenges of an uncertain world, are institutions and macroeconomics policies the key?

Chelsea Kwakye, Ore Ogunbiyi and Courtney Daniella Boateng discuss their experiences as young Black women at the University of Cambridge.

Nobel prize-winner Professor Didier Queloz will discuss the exoplanet collection identified over the last 25 years and the implications of recent findings.

Unfortunately, this event has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.

Do you have what it takes to join the debate? During this session, six teams of alumni will come together to debate some of the most pressing issues facing business and society.

Join authors Laura Robson Brown and Katherine Mann for a book reading of Fitz and Will the Cambridge Cats, the highly popular children’s book set in Cambridge. Ideal for children aged 2-8, but purr-fect for cat and Cambridge lovers of all ages.

Join Graham Ross for a very special Sunday afternoon as he discusses some of his favourite pieces of classical music, sharing his expertise and insight.

Dr Felix Steffek, Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, will explore the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal systems.

Meet the leaders of transformative initiatives asthey discuss how they are working to build more inclusive communities, overcome obstacles to change, and identify successful strategies to build on Cambridge’s rich legacy of LGBTQ+ activism.

Join the conversation with Dr Shaun Fitzgerald and Dr Claire Barlow on greenhouse gases.

Join PhD candidate Prem Gill as he discusses his work at the Scott Polar Research Institute.

This talk will show how too much imagination can undermine knowledge in the sciences and quality in the arts. 

Dr Sara Hennessy discovers how effective, interactive uses of educational technology and high-quality classroom dialogue can support student learning. 

Gates Cambridge Scholars Njoki Wamai, Mateja Peter and Harum Mukhayer share their research on different contexts for peace building in Africa, with facilitator Dr Sharath Srinivasan

Acclaimed nature writer Tim Dee discusses his latest book, following the spring as it moves north from Africa to Europe.

Join Naomi Buneman, mindfulness facilitator, to enhance your mindfulness skills or if you fancy a pause in your day. 

Join Museum Manager Jack Ashby as he takes you on a video-tour of the Museum of Zoology.

Join Cambridge University Library for a first look at their forthcoming exhibition, Ghost words: Reading the past.

Dr Khaled Soufani, Director of the Circular Economy Centre (CEC), will discuss sustainability, circular economy and impact investment.

Dr Ronita Bardhan discusses how informal settlements, popularly known as slums, can be replaced with more sustainable, healthier housing designs.

Professor Dame Madeleine Atkins, President of Lucy Cavendish College, reveals more about the College's renewed mission and our exciting plans for the year ahead.

Peter Frankopan and Sujit Sivasundaram explore Sivasundaram's new book Waves Across the South.

Daniel Field will reveal the world's oldest modern bird fossil, and what it teaches us about living birds.

Join Professor Tim Minshall as he shares how teams of Cambridge engineers have helped with the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Gates Cambridge Scholars Thabo Msibi and Siyabonga Njica share their research on decolonisation in Africa, with facilitator Adam Branch.

Professor David Coomes and Professor Srinivasan Keshav will touch upon some examples where recent advances in computer science, including IoT, AI, big data, and blockchains can be used to solve real problems in the area of forest conservation and restoration.

Chris Coleridge from CJBS discusses the contribution entrepreneurship will make to the challenge ahead.

Join members of the Gurdon Institute as they discuss work uncovering the secrets of human development and disease.

Join Professor Caroline Vout as she shows how classical art has changed over time, using the resources of University of Cambridge’s Museum of Classical Archaeology.

In the face of apocalyptic predictions for humanity and the planet, listen to Cambridge's top geographers discuss how to rethink the future.

University Lecturer in Theoretical Chemistry, Dr Alex Thom takes you on a chemical journey through three very different wines.

Join Dr Simon Taylor as he addresses this question and if these two nations would find a way to live together peacefully. 

Newnham College presents its annual Newnham Conversation

Join Dr Gordon Barrett as he explores Dorothy Needham's evolving relationship with China.

This lecture will describe the Mesopotamian ‘eye idols’ in Girton College Lawrence Room collection and their relevance to the world’s earliest evidence for urbanism.

Professor Tamsin Ford, Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, explores what we know about child mental health and how we can best support our children to cope.  

Join Dame Barbara Stocking as she discusses the future of work for young people in the global south.

Dr Jonathan Cullen will discuss how efficient we are at transforming resources into useful things.

In his talk, Stewart Rosell will draw upon what he has learnt about wildlife while studying at Girton College.  

Join King's Head Gardener Steven Coghill for a tour of the stunning wild flower meadow and hear how it came about.

Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen J Toope will lead a discussion with Dr Emily Shuckburgh, Director of Cambridge Zero, and esteemed guests on the critical choices we need to make to address the challenge of climate change and achieve a resilient and zero-carbon future.

A Guitar Recital by Current College Music Scholar and CUMS laureate, Kevin Loh (Girton 2019).

Watch a short introduction to the Old Library at Trinity Hall, Cambridge.

This is a pre-recorded presentation available to watch now on YouTube.