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10 Jan 2022: Following the decision of the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Stephen Toope, to end his term in office on 30 September 2022, the Council announced that it had formally constituted an Advisory Committee to support the search for the next Vice-Chancellor.

31 Aug 2022: The School of Technology will be headed by Professor Richard Penty from Michaelmas term 2023. Professor Penty is currently the Deputy Head of the School of Technology. He has been Master of Sidney Sussex College since 2013 and has been Professor of

18 Nov 2022: The Greater Cambridge Partership (GCP) held an open meeting for University staff and students on 10th November as part of a consultation on its City Access proposals. The GCP is proposing a new bus network for the city, alongside improvements to

19 Dec 2022: Winners of the 2022 Professional Services Awards were announced on 12 December at a ceremony at the Fitzwilliam Museum. Across eight categories 12 individual winners and 10 teams were recognised for their work. Speaking at the event, the Acting

25 Oct 2022: The following statement has been sent to all staff in the academic University by Professor Kamal Munir, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for University Community and Engagement. The University recognises that the rising cost of living is currently bringing real

8 Dec 2022: The Nature Positive Universities Alliance launches at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15) in Montreal, Canada on Thursday 8 December with 111 universities from 44 countries, who have made individual pledges to start a journey towards becoming

20 Jul 2022: From 1 October 2022 he will have the additional title of Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor, following the culmination of Professor Graham Virgo’s tenure. Andy is Professor of Manufacturing in the Engineering Department and a Fellow of Sidney Sussex

29 Jun 2022: The University's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Stephen Toope introduced the Apprenticeship Awards 2022 at an online event on Thursday 23 June. The event was hosted by Colin Long and Leonie Isaacson from Personal and Professional Development (PPD).

14 Feb 2022: The University Council has advised that it is very likely that an Acting Vice-Chancellor will need to be appointed for the period between Professor Toope stepping down and his successor taking up office. The Council has now agreed to appoint, under

12 Oct 2022: The Cockcroft Lecture Theatre has reopened for staff and students after the first phase of improvement works was completed over the summer. The space has been upgraded with a new entrance, improved accessibility, and updated furnishings among other

17 Oct 2022: The University of Cambridge will continue to work with carefully selected partners from across the energy sector on research to support the global energy transition. The BP Institute will now be called the Institute for Energy and Environmental

15 Dec 2022: In July 2020, General Board and Council approved the creation of the Recovery Programme, an ambitious programme of work to help the University respond to the pandemic, identify new opportunities and develop resilience to weather future crises. It

28 Jan 2022: An Advisory Committee is leading the search for the next Vice-Chancellor on behalf of the Council. This committee is aiming to identify three or four individuals who will be invited for interview by the Council in September 2022. Following those

21 Feb 2022: manage inflation. Alternatively, liabilities could be managed e.g. offering the ability for people. ... home jurisdiction or people with large DB pots who see the value in swapping some for a DC.

27 Oct 2022: The following message has been sent to all University-employed staff by Professor Kamal Munir, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for University Community and Engagement. Like so many institutions and households across the country, the University is facing an

29 Jul 2022: The Finance Division has rolled out the new expense system, Concur, to around 75% of staff since the main rollout started in May. It will be available to all staff by the end of this year. Concur is a more efficient and more compliant way to reclaim

23 Feb 2022: The Council wishes to appoint a member of the Regent House to serve as Acting Vice-Chancellor from 1 October 2022. The appointment will be for six months in the first instance, with the possibility of an extension for up to a further six months. A

4 Aug 2022: Causewayside, which is located to the north of The Fen Causeway and west of Coe Fen, will provide accommodation for staff and students of the College. Darwin College was founded in 1964 and over nearly 60 years has grown into a diverse international

24 Oct 2022: Search site. For staff. Happy Diwali from the Pro-Vice-Chancellor. 24 October 2022. 2024 University of Cambridge.

22 Nov 2022: The shortlist for the 2022 Professional Services Recognition Scheme Awards has been announced. Following a competitive judging process, 23 individuals and 14 teams have been shortlisted for awards. The nominations submitted demonstrate the

20 May 2022: The new expense system, Concur, will be one of the first visible improvements delivered by the University's Finance Transformation Programme (FTP). Following a successful, year-long pilot, the Finance Division is ready to share it with the University

17 Nov 2022: The Estates Division has developed a new flexible working space at Greenwich House in West Cambridge. The space is open for staff between 08:00 and 17:00 Monday to Friday, on the first floor (north wing) at Greenwich House (CB3 0EZ). Signing in and

18 Feb 2022: The University is committed to reporting its progress towards the targets set out in its Environmental Sustainability Vision, Policy and Strategy. The Sustainability Team are delighted to announce that staff can now view highlights of the

3 Oct 2022: The Acting Vice-Chancellor’s annual 1st October address to the University of Cambridge – 2022 The Acting Vice-Chancellor’s annual 1st October address to the University of Cambridge – 2022 - YouTube

20 Oct 2022: What is conditional indexation? Conditional indexation is a form of pension scheme design where members are guaranteed benefits but increases for inflation are dependent on the scheme maintaining a positive funding position. This approach is