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18 Feb 2021: Header photography: Owen Bilcliffe

8 Aug 2021: Antonio Rodriquez and the New Zealand Cross. In 1877 this medal was awarded to this man, Antonio Rodriquez de Sardinha, a naturalised citizen of New Zealand, for his bravery in combat ... s arrival in New Zealand in 1852 through his combat service and

1 Sep 2021: offer talented students from backgrounds of educational and social disadvantage a new route to undergraduate study, and the use of UCAS Adjustment to reconsider candidates who exceed expectations in examinations. ... The Trinity Challenge 2024 has

1 Jul 2021: Search this website. LMB’s new exhibition room is officially open. LMB’s new exhibition room is officially open. ... supporting the Max Perutz Lecture Theatre above, which needed to remain undisturbed and incorporated into the new design.

5 May 2021: share new ideas and opportunities and make it easier for businesses outside of Cambridge to engage with our community. ... Together with AstraZeneca and GSK, the University rapidly established a new state-of-the-art laboratory as part of the UK’s

6 Mar 2021: New Museums Site, Old Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy. These pictures show the transformation of the New Museums site after the move of the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy ... A new lift installed so the the Babbage lecture

27 May 2021: The policies governing staff and student behaviour have not changed. Examples on the new reporting site that went beyond the policy framework discussed and agreed by the relevant University committees have ... While this review is taking place,

6 Jan 2021: New mek-quake. From CUC3. This is a large cluster system to be used by the Wales and Vendruscolo groups.

28 Jul 2021: Share. Published. 28 Jul 2021. Search news. Sign up to receive our newsletter. ... The University's news digest summarises news from and about the University of Cambridge.

16 Mar 2021: I probably checked the news a thousand times,” he says. “But how often is news actually new when you check it? ... It wasn’t too long ago that news came just twice a day, in the morning and evening papers and bulletins.