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10 Jul 2024: Search. The Corpus ducks 2016. Yesterday saw the annual migration of the Corpus ducks from their nest, across New Court, through the main gate, across the road, and towards the river. This event requires careful coordination by the porters at Corpus

10 Jul 2024: The small instrument is built in Scottish oak which blends well with the decoration and furniture in the chapel, and is mounted on wheels for ease of movement.

10 Jul 2024: The Leckhampton development for Corpus Christi College has been named the People’s Choice in the Cambridge Design and Construction Awards for 2013.    

10 Jul 2024: Dr Ewan St John Smith, Fellow in Pharmacology, discusses his research on Cambridge TV.  (His interview begins at 12m 30s.)

10 Jul 2024: Those with an interest in rare books and manuscripts can follow the blog about the Parker Library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. View the blog.  

10 Jul 2024: The College is extremely saddened to announce the death on Sunday 17 September of alumna Denise Pinto, Chair of the Corpus Association.

10 Jul 2024: Search. Choir tour to Italy. Graham Walker, our Director of Music writes: For the second time in three years, the College Choir visited northern Italy in July, where the region was experiencing its hottest summer for twenty years. An early flight -

10 Jul 2024: Abdullah Kattineh, a first year undergraduate student studying Natural Sciences at Corpus Christi, talks about his journey from being an aspiring chemist in Syria to his arrival in Cambridge. Watch his interview with the BBC and hear about his

10 Jul 2024: Search. Admission of new Fellows. We are pleased to announce the admission of an Honorary Fellow, Professor Avinash Dixit, and four new Fellows, Thomas Nelson, Research Fellow in Classics; John Biggins, Fellow in Engineering; Patrick Pietzonka,

10 Jul 2024: A BBC4 TV series on The Beauty of Books begins on Monday 7th February. Part 1 is entitled 'Ancient Bibles', and features the Winchester Bible, the Codex Siniaticus - and Corpus Fellow, Dr Christopher de Hamel.  

10 Jul 2024: After a pandemic-imposed break, the Parker Library Audit took place last week in the Parker Library.

10 Jul 2024: Today we celebrate thirty years that Tim Rhodes has served as the College Boatman. In New Court, surrounded by cheering staff and students, the Domus Bursar, Gemma Donaldson, presented him with a bottle of champagne and letter of congratulations

10 Jul 2024: An exhibition and series of events about Corpus alumnus Christopher Isherwood's (1904-86) time at Corpus is currently being held in the Parker Library.

10 Jul 2024: Our second exhibition case is currently dedicated to the study of English literature, which, unlike Theology, was not part of the university curriculum during Parker’s time (and it would have had to wait for another 350 years at least). I focused

10 Jul 2024: Today (1 September 2020) Corpus publishes its policy on the wearing of face coverings in the College.  This policy takes immediate effect and applies to students, staff and Fellows, as well as to visitors to the College.  With a few exceptions,

10 Jul 2024: Dr Alicia Smith, Parker Early-Career Research Fellow, tells us about her research into a single manuscript with intriguing details.

10 Jul 2024: The Nomination Board has nominated Lord Sainsbury of Turville for the role of Chancellor of the University of Cambridge.

10 Jul 2024: The College has been nominated for a RIBA Award for the Old House Kitchens project.

10 Jul 2024: An illustrated Dutch book on astrology from the early sixteenth century might not be a typical work one would expect to find in the Parker Library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. How would a copy of Tscep vol wonders (Brussels: Thomas van

10 Jul 2024: The annual procession of the ducks from their nest in Corpus, across Trumpington Street, through St Catharine's and Queens' Colleges to the river Cam took place very early on the morning of 27 April. It was captured on video by our friends at St Catz