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  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.

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. 

All funds raised by the challenge will be donated to the Yemen Crisis Appeal organised by CARE International in response to of the 24 million people in need of humanitarian assistance ... With over 70 people from across the Catz community getting

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

  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

England. I think it's really important to remember that Cambridge has always been home to people from all over the world; from across the Roman Empire, connected in Viking trade ... The Danelaw – Norse overlordship of parts of England – dissolved its

Anna explained, “It was a great learning environment for me, with grammar-based classes followed by extra-curricular activities surrounded by people who were fluent German speakers. ... I gained so much by being able to connect with other students in

Around half of people infected show no symptoms, and are unaware that they are infected at all.

Search. Home. Fellow receives prestigious maths award. Friday 26 May 2023. A Fellow of St Catharine’s has received the Clay Research Award, which celebrates the outstanding achievements of the world's most gifted mathematicians. Professor Pierre

  A Fellow of St Catharine's has co-authored new research using artificial intelligence techniques to map slush on Antarctic ice shelves, which found that 57% of all meltwater is held in the form of slush, with the remaining amount in surface ponds

The national and international impact of Dr Carr’s work is exemplified by her recent roles coordinating an expert review of the number of people killed during the Nazi Occupation of

Search. Home. Sports highlights (Weeks 7 & 8). Thursday 1 December 2022. The following highlights from various sports clubs and teams were compiled from recent reports. If any captains or team members have a result that you'd like to feature in the

  Four St Catharine’s students were selected for crews entered by the Cambridge University Boat Club (CUBC) for the Fullers’ Fours Head of the River ­– three of them in the stroke seat:

Search. Home. Fellow speaks to Irish broadcaster to mark centenary of Anglo-Irish Treaty. Monday 6 December 2021. St Catharine’s Fellow Dr Niamh Gallagher (2009, History) spoke to Irish national broadcaster RTÉ to mark the centenary of the

The Nubian Jak Community Trust is the only commemorative plaque and sculpture scheme focused on memorialising the historic contributions of Black and minority ethnic people in Britain and beyond – in response

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  Next week sees the publication of a student’s first-hand account of surviving physical and racial abuse to discover a sense of self-worth thanks to artist, poet and civil rights activist Gil Scott-Heron. Letters to Gil: A Memoir (2021, William

Nine St Catharine’s students have been selected to play for the Cambridge University Rugby Union Football Club (CURUFC) in Varsity matches against Oxford. Six players were selected for the women’s teams and a further three students for the

  A Junior Research Fellow at St Catharine’s has enjoyed success in recent weeks by championing academic writing on and in Afghanistan. Dr Nafay Choudhury (2021), the College’s Jeremy Haworth Research Fellow, has won prizes for his research

  Originally from Iraq, Ali Jassam (2020, Maths) grew up in London and attended the Chelsea Academy, a coeducational Church of England secondary school and sixth form with academy status.