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2 Jun 2015: The Royal Geographical Society's Gill Memorial Award has been presented to Dr Charlotte Lemanski for early career achievement in the field of urban geography.

28 May 2015: Staff and students are being encouraged to help shape the future of the University Travel Plan, which is due to be updated later this year. Travel is a key part of the new Environmental Sustainability Vision, Policy and Strategy approved by Council

9 Mar 2015: Professor Ian McFarland has been appointed Regius Professor of Divinity. Professor McFarland’s research focuses on Christology, theological anthropology and the doctrine of creation. His interests also include the use of the Bible in theology, the

11 Sep 2015: Dr Alexandra Turchyn remembers when the email announcing the new Returning Carers Scheme (RCS) dropped into her inbox. For Professor Jeremy Sanders, who piloted the scheme in 2012, it was designed to improve the gender balance of academic staff by

8 Apr 2015: They include the first Scholars from Guatemala, Albania and the Dominican Republic. Competition for the Scholarships is fierce. The 54 successful candidates were selected from a total pool of 3,535 applicants on the basis of their intellectual

27 Feb 2015: Professor Tim Whitmarsh wins a Charles Goodwin Order of Merit for Beyond the Second Sophistic: Adventures in Greek Postclassicism.

20 Oct 2015: Judith Lieu, Fellow of Robinson College and Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity since 2007, will be the Lady Margaret's preacher at the commemoration and will preach the University Sermon on 'We can hardly guess at what is on earth, and what is at

21 Jul 2015: A number of teams in the UAS will be moving to Greenwich House at the end of the 2015 calendar year. The areas affected are: Estate Management; Research Operations; the Pensions Office; Personal and Professional Development; Recruitment and

17 Mar 2015: Professor Sharon Peacock has been appointed as the first Director of the Bloomsbury Research Institute, a partnership between the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and UCL dedicated to addressing the global challenge of infectious disease.

15 Dec 2015: Cambridge's world-class research in archaeology was recognised twice at this year's Shanghai Archaeology Forum.

19 Jan 2015: Members of USS can read the details of the proposed reforms by clicking on USS News and Publications in the Further Links section.

28 Jul 2015: It’s a bright spring morning when I meet Barbara and Roger Goodden at the café in the Fitzwilliam Museum. They’ve agreed to speak to me about Portals to the World, an art appreciation course for people with dementia and their care partners.

28 Apr 2015: Land Economy student wins Rolls-Royce sponsored award.

2 Mar 2015: The default method of voting in ballots of the Regent House is now online, having come into effect on 1 January, 2015. Regents should also note that voting closes today (2 March, 2015) at 5pm to elect a member of the Council - the first online b

8 Jul 2015: Professor Lorraine K Tyler, Department of Psychology, has been awarded her second Advanced Investigator Award by the European Research Council.

2 Feb 2015: The accounts of the University. • The annual report of the Council (including the annual report of the General Board to the Council). •

10 Nov 2015: In addition to helping Colleges and Institutions hire out their buildings to external businesses, the Conference Cambridge team regularly help University staff find venues for their own events. They are currently reviewing their services to ensure

11 Jun 2015: The 2014-2015 Green Impact award ceremony was held last night (June 10) to recognise the achievements from teams across the University.

12 Oct 2015: Dr Sophie Van Der Zee moved to Cambridge in 2013 as a postdoc in the Computer Laboratory’s Security Group, where her research involves online deception. “I found a beautiful and affordable place to live on Craigslist,” she said. “Although

2 Oct 2015: They may be mythical beasts, but a flock of new gargoyles on the roof of Gonville & Caius College in Cambridge are well and truly corporeal. In an attempt to ensure the replacement stone creatures survive the weathering that occasionally made their