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The 2023–24 season has been a historic season for Catz sports, and especially for SCCAFC.

  Research documenting the effects of a breakaway Antarctic iceberg by a St Catharine’s alumna while she was an undergraduate at the College has been published in an international journal, with the support of a Geography Fellow. 

St Catharine’s is home to a thriving community of Veterinary Medicine students, with five new students admitted each year. These students encounter a wide range of animals during their degree and accompanying extramural placements. 

Search. Undergraduate period of residence dates 2023-24. Students will have use of their room for the College periods of residence only.

Following a vet student’s placement, St Catharine’s students have been knitting and crocheting mats to help cats and kittens at a rescue centre. 

St Catharine’s students recently met the celebrated French writer Marie NDiaye, who has just this year been added to the syllabus for first-year Modern & Medieval Languages undergraduates specialising in French.

  Research by a St Catharine's Fellow suggests that the psychological distress caused by lockdowns (UK) and experience of infection (US) was reduced among those of faith compared to non-religious people. Professor Sriya Iyer (2000) has published

St Catharine’s is pleased to be among the 60 leading institutions and trusts in UK higher education collaborating on a new effort to create a market for cash products that do not contribute to the financing of fossil fuel expansion, alongside the

  The following highlights from various sports clubs and teams were compiled from recent reports. If any captains or team members have a result that you'd like to feature in the next round-up, please contact comms@caths.cam.ac.uk.

Search. Alumni Society Committee Meeting & Dinner. Start Date. 16:30, Friday 9 August 2024. Add to Calendar August 9, 2024, 4:30 pm August 9, 2024, 4:30 pm Europe/London Alumni Society Committee Meeting & Dinner. News. Events. Social. St Catharine's

  A Fellow of St Catharine’s has been announced as one of the winners of the 2023 Bôcher Memorial Prize by the American Mathematical Society. Professor Pierre Raphaël (2019) receives the prize in its centenary year, as it has been awarded for

  Some estimates of Antarctica’s total contribution to sea-level rise may be over- or underestimated, after researchers detected a previously unknown source of ice loss variability.

  Two Fellows and an alumnus of St Catharine’s are finalists in the 2024 Student-Led Teaching Awards (STLAs), which reward outstanding teaching and student support across the University of Cambridge and its Colleges. Now in their tenth year, the

A plantation bell that was on display at St Catharine’s until 2019 has been returned to Guyana and is now owned by the National Museum in Georgetown, the country’s capital.

Search. Home. Professor Sir Michael Peckham (1935–2021). Tuesday 24 August 2021.

Research by a St Catharine’s postgraduate student has debunked a longstanding myth about the birth of an independent Malaya. Chee Yong Tan, a Development Studies PhD student, was working on his thesis in the UK’s National Archives when he

On top of the calendar of concerts and recitals hosted at St Catharine’s, our musicians – including our talented choristers – are contributing to performances away from College in Cambridge, London and Durham over the next two months. Members

  The following highlights from various sports clubs and teams were compiled from recent reports. If any captains or team members have a result that you'd like to feature in the next round-up, please contact comms@caths.cam.ac.uk.

  A St Catharine’s student has led a successful fundraising event inspired by World Toilet Day that raised over £500 for charity. Naomi Gammon, a third-year Geography undergraduate, organised ‘The Big Squat’ – a sponsored squatting relay

  Members of the St Catharine’s College Boat Club (SCCBC) were able to attend a training camp during the Easter vacation, thanks to the Master’s Fund created as a result of a generous donation of £100,000 from Jon (1983,

A postgraduate student at St Catharine’s has been rewarded with an extraordinary Full Blue in archery by the Women’s Blues Committee. In parallel with representing the University in archery, Eleanor Brug (2012, Natural Sciences) has also played

Search. Home. Unlocking the experience of British internment during WWII. Thursday 18 May 2023. A cutting-edge book has been published today by a Fellow of St Catharine’s that presents an updated discussion and analysis of civilian 'enemy alien'

  A Fellow of St Catharine’s is today launching the world’s first expert-informed charter to protect sites of the Holocaust and genocide of the Roma from unprecedented threats – ranging from Holocaust denial to climate change – so future

St Catharine’s is delighted that three Fellows have been promoted by the University of Cambridge from 1 October 2024, in recognition of their world-class teaching and research in the humanities. These promotions are on top of the five Fellows

The teaching by a Fellow of St Catharine’s has been recognised by the Physiological Society. Professor Matt Mason (2001), Robert Comline Fellow and Director of Studies in Physiology at St Catharine’s, has been awarded the Society’s 2025 Otto

  St Catharine’s takes pride in serving as the guardian of our historical buildings and seeks to preserve these for future generations. Over several years, the College’s investment in our buildings and spaces has been clear from the busy

Friday 24 July 2020. Postgraduate student Souradip Mookerjee (2013, Medical Sciences) has two reasons to celebrate this summer after launching a way for the St Catharine’s College community to connect

St Catharine’s celebrated the admission of new Fellows at a special ceremony on 15 January 2024. The Master and the Official and Professorial Fellows of St Catharine’s serve as trustees and are members of the College’s Governing Body, which

Search. Home. Student wins prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Award. Tuesday 25 June 2024. Transforming personal challenges into pioneering initiatives, a postgraduate student at St Catharine’s has been recognised as the sole winner in the Innovation

St Catharine’s is pleased to have agreed a 10-year partnership with Downing College that increases the outdoor sports facilities open to our community by nearly 30% and supports our student sports clubs who need space to train together and compete

St Catharine’s is welcoming applications for new Bye-Fellow appointments which have been created to enhance the world-class teaching and academic opportunities available to students from October 2024. 

A St Catharine’s undergraduate will be swapping Cambridge in the UK for Cambridge, Massachusetts, after being offered a prestigious one-year fellowship to study at Harvard University. Jo Fang (a final-year Geography undergraduate) has been awarded

  A Fellow of St Catharine's is part of the panel of 13 international experts who have determined that the number of people killed during the Nazi Occupation of Alderney is far greater than the figure previously thought, with their report published

Search. Home. Lent Bumps 2024: Rowing report. Friday 8 March 2024. Side-by-side racing is not possible over a long distance on the narrow and winding River Cam so, as the Cambridge University Boat Club website explains, bumps races were introduced

Members of the St Catharine’s community are preparing to run the TTP Cambridge Half Marathon from 9.30am on Sunday 3 March. The group includes some runners attempting their first race at this distance as well as runners who have completed multiple

  A Fellow of St Catharine’s was delighted to return his former school to speak to young scientists about his experience growing up in inner-city Nottingham, and his studies and career at the University of Cambridge.

The newly formed St Catharine’s Nature Society organised a trip to the Cambridge University Botanic Garden for a group of 15 students at the end of last term. The focus of the visit was a freshwater invertebrates demonstration led by Tereza

Search. Home. Investing in our people: Apprenticeships and more. Tuesday 24 October 2023.

Wednesday 24 March 2021. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, the safety and welfare of our students on and off the water have been paramount for Carmen Failla, Head Rowing Coach

  A Fellow of St Catharine's will play a key role in one of four new multi-million-pound centres dedicated to developing improved tests, treatments and potentially cures for thousands of people living with rare medical conditions in the UK.

A Fellow of St Catharine’s has been awarded an Early Career Research Fellowship by the University of Cambridge’s Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH). The award will enable Dr Sura Qadiri (2018), Dawson

Koby Kalavannan, a third-year Medical Sciences undergraduate at St Catharine’s, has been President and Varsity Captain for CUCC in 2023–24. ... Nationally, Cambridge was the most successful university overall at the British Universities’ Chess

Group since its formation, the LGBTQ+ Care Group (2023–24) and the Neurodiversity Project Group (2023–24).

  St Catharine’s is delighted to have welcomed the first group of students to ever embark on the new Global Executive MBA (EMBA) offered by the Cambridge Judge Business School.  With St Catharine’s admitting 30 out of the 46-strong cohort wh

The 2023–24 team included Georgina Turner (a final-year Management Studies and Geography undergraduate) playing as a returning Blue (having been awarded a Full Blue in 2023) and Karen Rodriguez

Search. Home. Shining a new light on Romeo and Juliet. Monday 24 July 2023.

Poppy Jo Lee (a second-year HSPS undergraduate), JCR President 2023–24, commented:.

Search. Home. Nurturing a positive research culture. Monday 17 June 2024. A Fellow of St Catharine’s is sharing practical advice on how to nurture a positive research culture within a laboratory and across an organisation. Professor Adrian Liston

  St Catharine’s has proudly welcomed back six students who rowed for Cambridge University Boat Club (CUBC) in a series of races against Oxford on the Championship Course in London in March. While CUBC was unable to replicate the clean sweep

mixed first (Blues) team, who beat Oxford 10-8 on 24 February. ... The men’s second side (the LX Club) won 26-18 on 24 February with Joe Day (a second-year Land Economy undergraduate) at 11 and Johnny Daly-Lonergan (a