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2 Dec 2009: Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Entry requirements. The Committee of Management for the Natural Sciences Tripos, in consultation with the Faculty Boards of Physics and Chemistry, Biology, and Earth Sciences and ... The Faculty Board will consult with

11 Aug 2009: The subjects covered by the entries ranged from the deep-sea endeavours of Project Pebble, to the sky-high ambition of the famous “Teddies In Space” project, which received worldwide attention ... Other entries included images of icebergs in Argentina

30 Mar 2009: Alice’s bright pink entry tells of the terrible day that her favourite toy – a piglet bought on a trip to Paris – was put through the washing machine. ... To see all the shortlisted entries follow the link on the top right menu.

16 Jun 2009: Entry to Endless Forms and the Fitzwilliam Museum is free. The exhibition runs until October 4, 2009.

10 Nov 2009: Cambridge’s entry ‘E.Chromi’ created two kits of parts that will facilitate the design and construction of biosensors in the future.

19 Nov 2009: The well-known photographer and author Ben Schott, creator of Schott’s Miscellanies, will help select the winning entries. ... Entries must be submitted by email to photocomp@cao.cam.ac.uk by 11 December 2009.

1 Apr 2009: The society has over 3,000 student members and this year’s competition received hundred of entries. ... Not only has Foresight’s business model met with approval in Oxford but in addition the company is one of six MBE entries to reach the finals of

16 Apr 2009: Since the 15th century, when Cambridge issued the world's first music degrees, the University's academic music requirements have resulted in the composition of some exquisite and eccentric choral music.

23 Mar 2009: Predictably, there are very few entries which suggest he bought many books, or anything else to aid his studies.

9 Mar 2009: Entry is free and refreshments will available following the event. This lecture is organised by the Triple Helix, a University of Cambridge society founded on the principle that science in society