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7 Oct 2021: Our programme of phased investment in private equity is showing good early results. ... It was good preparation for the interview season in December which was, of course, online as well.

15 Feb 2023: Not in Cambridge! But of course the press rarely reports positive news stories about Cambridge: it always prefers to find some reason to criticise. ... The issue of student welfare in Universities has also been in the news this year.

23 Sep 2019: This would, of course, be excellent news for students, whose debts on graduation would be lower. ... The good news is that all this hard work is paying off.

24 Sep 2020: Our already good IT systems for remote working and the accelerated use of remote meetings have made a major contribution to this planning. ... From Good Friday, Chapel services resumed…on YouTube. Students and staff have recorded themselves doing the

28 Sep 2018: Perhaps most obviously of all, Chapel life continues to flourish – weekly Sunday services are well-attended, lively, and full of warmth and good humour. ... We will be in good hands. The current external members of the Development Board are:Mr Guy

9 Oct 2017: and his partner, Klaus, again soon only to hear the sad news of Jeffrey’s death in Italy at the beginning of June. ... This, together with the fact that the new, extended and redeveloped boathouse will be completed for the Michaelmas term, means that

29 Oct 2015: As I write, work is being completed on the refurbishment of a second building in St Andrew’s Street to provide good graduate accommodation. ... good degree” in the words of the media) was 92% (up on the 2013 and 2012 figures of 91% and 88%

19 Oct 2012: I’ve learnt a good bit, and I hope I’ve given something back too. ... It has always been good to see old members in Chapel – I don’t think any have gone away the slightest bit disappointed they came.

6 Oct 2016: The proportion of final-year students receiving a II.1 or higher (a “good degree” in the words of the media) was 92%, the same as last year. ... They have been ably directed, as ever, by Professor David Rowland, and special thanks go to him for his

8 Oct 2014: The College receives the sad news that our Head Porter, Jeremy Taylor, has died (page 94). ... They need to be good - the Mathematical Tripos remains as demanding as ever.