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Of the roughly 1,000 people who live, work and study at St Catharine’s, our students make up by far the biggest group (80%). ... Mostly though, it has been such a pleasure to feel part of the College again, to meet such talented and dedicated people

This was the cherry on top of the exciting Global EMBA programme that I am embarking on with a diverse, talented and inspiring group of people.

The Health and Wellbeing team The Health and Wellbeing Team are a key part of this, and are available to meet with any member of the community to talk about your wellbeing and help you to access the right support at the right time.  Here are the

On top of the calendar of concerts and recitals hosted at St Catharine’s, our musicians – including our talented choristers – are contributing to performances away from College in Cambridge, London and Durham over the next two months. Members

  Interactive Investor Lightweight Boat Races Cambridge University Boat Club (CUBC) secured a clean-sweep of victories in the two Lightweight Boat Races on 20 March.

Research by a St Catharine’s postgraduate student has debunked a longstanding myth about the birth of an independent Malaya. Chee Yong Tan, a Development Studies PhD student, was working on his thesis in the UK’s National Archives when he

  St Catharine’s undergraduate Matthew Penner (2019, Natural Sciences) has been selected to represent the University of Cambridge in the next Cross Channel Relay Competition against the University of Oxford – the only university swimming race

Different groups of people were chosen for deportation, but the largest group were men born outside the Channel Islands and their families. ... Reconciliation can be a long process for many people who lived through the war.

Search. Home. Fellow gives evidence to House of Lords on Northern Ireland Protocol Bill. Tuesday 18 October 2022. A Fellow and alumna of St Catharine’s gave evidence last week to a House of Lords Sub-Committee scrutinising the Northern Ireland

Professor Nick Morrell (2013) has been awarded the John Vane Medal by the William Harvey Research Institute at Queen Mary University of London. The award is presented annually to celebrate outstanding achievement linked to the Nobel Prize-winning

  A Fellow of St Catharine’s is today launching the world’s first expert-informed charter to protect sites of the Holocaust and genocide of the Roma from unprecedented threats – ranging from Holocaust denial to climate change – so future

start interacting with young people on the College’s behalf.”.

the Shirley Society’s activities each year, to supporting Anthony’s visit to Caltech this summer and Malik’s travel to the inaugural session of the Permanent Forum on People of ... To me, Shirley represents how poetry can enable beautiful and

A group of undergraduate students has launched a new podcast series called The Spoke, which has been specifically designed for students at St Catharine’s to help our close-knit community stay connected.

What is your favourite memory of Catz? I have many wonderful memories of Catz, among them, some of my standout memories are:

majority (95%) of young people in Scotland are choosing places at Scottish universities where undergraduate tuition fees are paid by the Scottish Government.

The Kellaway Concert Series at St Catharine's offers a diverse range of music, from folk and jazz to historical and contemporary classical.

There were so many interesting projects and people, and it promises a bright future for science in Britain.”.

  The following report was kindly written by Carmen Failla, the College's Head Rowing Coach & Boathouse Manager: St Catharine's College Boat Club (SCCBC) had a very good Lent Bumps campaign. A brief glance at the results might give the impre

St Catharine’s is pleased to have agreed a 10-year partnership with Downing College that increases the outdoor sports facilities open to our community by nearly 30% and supports our student sports clubs who need space to train together and compete

  St Catharine’s College is pleased to confirm that the Acheson-Gray Sports Day will be returning on Saturday 23 April after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19 restrictions. The annual sports day for teams of alumni and students is held in tribute

  The following highlights from the College's various sports clubs and teams were compiled from recent reports. If you have a result that you'd like to feature in the next round-up, please contact comms@caths.cam.ac.uk.

St Catharine’s is welcoming applications for new Bye-Fellow appointments which have been created to enhance the world-class teaching and academic opportunities available to students from October 2024. 

St Catharine’s celebrated the admission of new Fellows at a special ceremony on 15 January 2024. The Master and the Official and Professorial Fellows of St Catharine’s serve as trustees and are members of the College’s Governing Body, which

I'm very proud to have been one of the first people to be promoted under this scheme, and to be the first Teaching Professor at the Materials Department – and now

I feel strongly that open communication of research is essential for scientific progress: if more people have access to findings, the original research team will get better feedback and new knowledge

  A St Catharine’s rower has been elected as one of four student presidents for the Cambridge University Boat Club (CUBC) for the new academic year. Matt Edge joined the College in 2018 to read Natural Sciences and will now serve as the

  The United Kingdom has a rich tradition of campanology or bell ringing – Georg Friedrich Händel is credited with labelling the country a “ringing isle” – and a group of St Catharine’s campanologists are planning to celebrate upcoming

I read Veterinary Medicine at St. John's College, Cambridge, specialising in Zoology in my third year. I decided at that point to change career direction, and I left veterinary work to study for my doctorate under Dr Adrian Friday in the Department

Search. Home. Student wins prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Award. Tuesday 25 June 2024. Transforming personal challenges into pioneering initiatives, a postgraduate student at St Catharine’s has been recognised as the sole winner in the Innovation

  St Catharine’s welcomes the appointment of Dr Maria Dias as a new Neurodiversity Adviser at the University’s Accessibility and Disability Resource Centre (ADRC). During a two-year pilot, Dr Dias will be embedded at St Catharine’s and work

Search. Home. Fellow awarded European Research Council Consolidator Grant. Wednesday 8 June 2022. A Fellow of St Catharine's has been selected for a prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grant. Dr Rahul Roychoudhuri (2020),

  A postgraduate student at St Catharine’s is gearing up to represent Cambridge University Australian Rules Football Club (CUARFC) in the annual Varsity match against Oxford. We caught up with Ryan Ebert, an Executive MBA student, to find out

  St Catharine’s is delighted that Professor Sriya Iyer (2000) has been promoted to a full professorship (Professor Grade 12) in the University of Cambridge’s Academic Career Pathways (Research and Teaching) 2022 promotions exercise, with

  The following article has been published as part of a series celebrating 550 years since St Catharine’s was founded in 1473. St Catharine’s has for many years had one of the strongest musical traditions of the Cambridge Colleges. Appropriately

  St Catharine’s College is looking forward to welcoming Barbara Neto-Bradley as a postgraduate student when she takes up her Gates Cambridge Scholarship in Michaelmas Term 2021.

  St Catharine’s takes pride in serving as the guardian of our historical buildings and seeks to preserve these for future generations. Over several years, the College’s investment in our buildings and spaces has been clear from the busy

live with people whose immune system means that they are at higher risk of serious illness, despite vaccination. ... take any exercise outdoors in places where you will not have close contact with other people.

  Professor David Aldridge (1997), Dawson College Professor of Zoology at St Catharine's, is part of a team of Cambridge researchers who observed a highly unusual behaviour in the endangered freshwater mussel, Unio crassus.

  For World Book Day, a St Catharine’s Fellow has created an object inspired by the contemporary and medieval French texts that she and a colleague are researching. Dr Sura Qadiri (2018), the College’s Dawson Lecturer in French, has

  Once admitted, postgraduate students at St Catharine’s become members of the Middle Combination Room (MCR). The MCR gets its name from an actual room located in the Old Lodge building where postgraduates can still meet and relax together, as

St Catharine's College's beautiful architecture, gardens and receptions rooms offer the perfect venue for your wedding day

An eight-page booklet has been produced by St Catharine's College to accompany the full-size replica of a Self Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria by Artemisia Gentileschi (1593–1654, or later), which was kindly commissioned as a gift to the

This charity aims to empower young people to achieve their full potential in education by enabling Year 10–11 students from non-selective state schools to make informed decisions about their

  The University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Law has appointed two St Catharine’s Fellows to academic posts in recognition of their teaching and research capabilities.

  St Catharine’s College is delighted that Dr Richard Dance (1997) has been promoted to a Professorship in the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic (ASNC) at the University of Cambridge, effective 1 October 2020. The title proposed for his

Some of the ways to reduce the risk of another pandemic are relatively simple, such as encouraging smallholder farmers to keep chickens or ducks away from people. ... People do. At the root of the problem is human behaviour, so changing this provides the

It has been fascinating studying manuscripts to see how writers inspired people to righteous actions and how exhortation is deployed in Old English and Old High German.

Search. Home. Lent Bumps 2024: Rowing report. Friday 8 March 2024. Side-by-side racing is not possible over a long distance on the narrow and winding River Cam so, as the Cambridge University Boat Club website explains, bumps races were introduced