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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.

7 Oct 2021: the Director of Music clambering over the pews with a tape measure, trying to implement the latest safe distance instructions). ... Being exposed to such a diverse set of themes made me change the way I see science and research.

9 Oct 2017: We have had a series of significant birthdays and I have found it most heartening to see the College community come together with warm cheer to celebrate these milestones. ... One of the most recent events was the May Bumps Picnic, a wonderful occasion

23 Sep 2019: Work to create a new graduate student hostel (Hamied Villa) is well underway – the latest in a series of generous gifts from Yusuf and Farida Hamied to help us bring more ... I was impressed both by the evident environmental commitment and awareness of

24 Sep 2020: Celebration which was streamed by Zoom so that the students, their families and friends, could see how proud we were of them, and could celebrate their achievements. ... I will use the latest methods in machine learning, an artificial intelligence (AI)

28 Sep 2018: to wait until next year to see the presumably outstanding results that it will produce. ... Fellows XI on the cricket field, though with rather less successful results (see the report later in this issue).

29 Oct 2015: I had thought last year’s vibrant green illumination of the Fellows’ Building, as part of the May Ball, would be hard to beat as a new way to see an ... It is my very sad duty to begin my report this year with news of the death of a fourth-year

8 Oct 2014: The latest accounts will as usual be available on the College website from October. ... It was fascinating to see the topmost experts of my profession, many of my intellectual heroes, in action.

6 Oct 2016: Master. Jack was of course a noted “talent spotter” of future achievement amongst young historians, but was astute and experienced enough to see well beyond the confines of his own academic ... See the remarks about networks above!) He has served on