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14 Feb 2001: Past met future at the ADC Theatre last week when 21st century digital imaging techniques were used to create a production of the 2,500 year-old Aristophanes

7 Aug 2001: The University of Cambridge Press Centre is relocating. It is moving to new offices within the Old Schools building today, Wednesday, 8 August 2001. Urgent

11 Dec 2001: Modern sculptors Benedict Carpenter, Denise de Cordova and Brian McCann are displaying their work in an exhibition, called Pressing Flesh, which is open at the

10 Dec 2001: Amongst the participants will be many of the Cambridge academics whose achievements have been recognised by the Nobel Foundation in the course of the last

26 Apr 2001: The Vice-Chancellor and Anne Campbell MP got on their bikes today (Thursday 26 April 2001), to mark the official opening of Britain's first Park and Cycle

8 May 2001: Essays in Philosophy of Culture Smuts Memorial Lectures 8 - 11 May 2001 This year's Smuts Memorial Lectures will be given by Professor V Y Mudimbe on four

29 Nov 2001: Flamsteed, who held the post of Astronomer Royal from 1675 until his death in 1719, became a nominal member of Jesus College in 1670, when he was 24 years old;

16 Mar 2001: This Saturday thousands of children and adults will be crowding into the University's New Museums Site to join Johnny Ball and Vice-Chancellor Professor Sir

29 May 2001: Opening of the new BP Institute at the University of Cambridge Sir Robert May, President of the Royal Society, and Sir John Browne, BP Group Chief Executive,

3 Jan 2001: Several past and present members of the University were recognised in the New Years Honours list. Professor Lynn Faith Gladden of the Department of Chemical

15 Jun 2001: Today, Friday 15 June 2001, the Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, will confer honorary degrees at a traditional ceremony

21 Nov 2001: This Friday (23 November, 2001) Stephen Gomersall, the UK Ambassador to Japan will visit the University to give a talk on the challenges now facing Japan.

31 May 2001: Is a bird in the hand worth two in the bush? The tendency to choose instant gratification rather than wait for a larger reward is linked to drug addiction,

5 Jan 2001: Cambridge celebrates its octocentenary as a town this year. It is 800 years since King John granted Cambridge its charter, devolving government of the city

26 Mar 2001: Engineering is a fascinating profession involved in the design and manufacture of almost everything you can see: from microchips to motorways, from aeroplanes

2 Apr 2001: A new exhibition of maps at the Cambridge University Library tells the story of how European cartographers charted Australia. Timed to coincide with the

29 Aug 2001: A group of Cambridge students have spent their summer break putting together a touring production of Romeo and Juliet. Previews will be held at the ADC Theatre

21 May 2001: International conference on government and the internet The internet is changing the world. Having started as a research tool sponsored by the military, it has

13 Jun 2001: The University regrets to announce that the Dirac Lecture which was due to be given by Professor Freeman Dyson on Monday 18 June 2001 at the University's

17 Oct 2001: The findings from the University's first Equality Agenda seminar are published today on the Personnel Department website. The seminar was held in May as part