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  A group of St Catharine’s undergraduate students has constructed an impressively accurate version of the College as part of the University-wide virtual community of over 1,000 users on Minecraft.

  St Catharine’s students are optimistic about the future after leading the Cambridge University Chess Club (CUCC) and attracting new members to the St Catharine’s College Chess Club. CUCC successes Omeet Atara, a second-year Human, Social &

  The Keynes Fund, based at the Faculty of Economics at the University of Cambridge, has a new Deputy Director. St Catharine's Fellow Dr Sriya Iyer (2000) has been appointed for a five-year assignment. "I'm delighted by this appoi

  St Catharine’s undergraduates are responsible for a new society that brings together students for a taste of bubble tea. Initially established as a College society in late 2021, the Bubble Tea Society became a word-of-mouth sensation and is now

  Research documenting the effects of a breakaway Antarctic iceberg by a St Catharine’s alumna while she was an undergraduate at the College has been published in an international journal, with the support of a Geography Fellow. 

The committee chose to support Toilet Twinning as we believe that it is hugely unjust that 1.7 billion people globally do not have a safe, hygienic place to go to

St Catharine’s is home to a thriving community of Veterinary Medicine students, with five new students admitted each year. These students encounter a wide range of animals during their degree and accompanying extramural placements. 

  Alex King, a third-year Natural Sciences undergraduate at St Catharine’s, scored the final try in the 140th Varsity Men’s Rugby Union Match at Twickenham on 2 April.

  Professor David Aldridge (1997), Fellow and Dawson College Professor of Zoology at St Catharine's, was part of a team of scientists from the University of Cambridge who replicated a 1964 River Thames survey and found that mussel numbers h

I was both surprised and delighted to win a prize. I had many people to thank, but I ended with a Catz connection, remembering the late Dr Philip Oliver (1988) who