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3 Nov 2016: About Me​ The first time I visited Cambridge I was fifteen and on holiday with my family. I remember walking around and joking with my parents how cool it would be to study in this beautiful town a

1 Dec 2016: It is said that in the English Language, many of the words and phrases we express come from the imagination of the great literature playwright Shakespeare. My favourite that I have come across so far

15 Apr 2016: (Response to Frances O'Grady lecture on Thursday 28 January as part of the Capitalism on the Edge series at Murray Edwards College.) Going through such long processes of graduate recruitment -

20 Dec 2016: Closing the Political Ambition Gap Lecture by Susannah Wellford On 28 November 2016,  Susannah Wellford, the founder of Running Start, spoke at a lecture about the inspiring

25 Oct 2016: About me I live in a small town in Manchester and attended my local comprehensive high school and Sixth Form College. I studied Religious Studies, English Language and Sociology A-level and soon re

22 Apr 2016: History of Art at Cambridge encourages the visual analysis of art and architecture at close-hand and offers opportunities to explore issues of history, theory, criticism and display. Students cover a

10 Mar 2016: I always find it a little misleading to tell people that I am a chemist; the molecules that I am studying come from biology, while the technique that I use comes from physics. The samples I have inves

16 Apr 2016: Decision making processes and records of decisions Minutes from governing body, Council/Senate, academic boards and steering groups Minutes for Governing Body and College Council for the current

24 Nov 2016: Not all patients have the same genetic make up - it is estimated that differences between individuals account for 20-95% of variability in drug dispositions and effects. This means that the benefits o

24 Oct 2016: Why Engineering? I became interested in Engineering through my Dad, who was a draughtsman for Dowty Mining. When I was young it was always ‘how does this work?’ and ‘why?’ Later on, I took par