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  A Junior Research Fellow at St Catharine’s has enjoyed success in recent weeks by championing academic writing on and in Afghanistan. Dr Nafay Choudhury (2021), the College’s Jeremy Haworth Research Fellow, has won prizes for his research

Search. Home. A tale of two Presidents. Monday 24 October 2022.

St Catharine's is committed to academic excellence and success, while maintaining a relaxed and sociable atmosphere. We are fortunate to be located in the centre of Cambridge - within short walking distance of most University departments and

Remaining Chapel services this term Our livestreaming system is still experiencing intermitted problems, but we are hopeful that the links below will work and that you will be able to join us online if you wish. Thank you for your patience. 

  A St Catharine’s PhD student and one of the College’s alumni are part of a team of researchers at the University of Cambridge and the University of East Anglia who made an important discovery in the race to find treatments for obesity and

  Selection news: Men’s Lightweight Boat Race on 20 March Three St Catharine’s students have been selected for the Cambridge crew in the 49th Men’s Lightweight Boat Race on the Championship Course in London:

A Catz postgraduate student has been recognised for her outstanding contribution to sports as part of the inaugural University of Cambridge Sports Awards. Robyn Macrae (2017, medical research) was among only seven students across the entire Univ

Search. Home. Fellow receives prestigious maths award. Friday 26 May 2023. A Fellow of St Catharine’s has received the Clay Research Award, which celebrates the outstanding achievements of the world's most gifted mathematicians. Professor Pierre

  Four St Catharine’s students were selected for crews entered by the Cambridge University Boat Club (CUBC) for the Fullers’ Fours Head of the River ­– three of them in the stroke seat:

  A St Catharine’s postgraduate student was among the 16 students from the University of Cambridge recognised for exceptional achievement in social impact at the annual Vice-Chancellor’s Social Impact Awards ceremony last week. Malik Al Nasir,

  A St Catharine’s Fellow is part of an international team who created a new candidate drug (a compound with therapeutic potential that has been altered to enhance its effectiveness) in the hope of improving cancer treatment after establishing

Search. Home. Fellow speaks at President of Ireland's centenary series. Wednesday 24 February 2021.

Search. Home. Meet our newest Fellows. Wednesday 24 May 2023. St Catharine’s is delighted to announce the election of two Fellows following votes by the College’s Governing Body.

Search. Home. A special video message for our graduands. Wednesday 24 June 2020.

The Kittbag). The men's team set expectations high for the season to come after "a resounding 50-24 victory" against the combined forces of Lucy Cavendish/Churchill/Magdalene.

Search. Home. Fellow elected President of the Surgical Research Society. Friday 10 February 2023. Members of the Surgical Research Society (SRS) have elected a Fellow of St Catharine’s to serve as their President from March 2023. Professor Michael

  A St Catharine’s student was the team manager for a group of first aiders selected by St John Ambulance (SJA) to represent the UK in a recent international competition. Emma Dinnage, a final-year Natural Sciences undergraduate, is a District

Search. Home. Sports highlights (Weeks 7 & 8). Thursday 1 December 2022. 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

  St Catharine’s College Chapel has won a Bronze Award from Eco Church, a project run by A Rocha UK in partnership with Christian Aid, The Church of England, The Methodist Church, Tearfund, The United Reformed Church and Allchurches Trust Limited.

  A St Catharine’s undergraduate student is part of a multidisciplinary team from the University of Cambridge that has just won the top prize in an international science competition. Anthony Phung, a second-year Natural Sciences undergraduate,