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10 Jul 2024: At Cambridge we also call courses ‘triposes’. Immerse yourself.

10 Jul 2024: He is the clinical lead for the Reversible Dementia project (revertproject.org), which aims to improve the care of patients with normal pressure hydrocephalus through the development of new diagnostic tests,

10 Jul 2024: Dr Judy Hirst, Director of Studies in Chemistry, is one of the authors of 'Architecture of mammalian respiratory complex I', published in Nature 515, 80–84 (06 November 2014) doi:10.1038/nature13686

10 Jul 2024: Its broad interdisciplinary training, which develops the ability to analyse data, construct abstract (grammatical) models, and test alternative hypotheses, means that Linguistics graduates emerge with the kind of transferable intellectual skills

10 Jul 2024: Search. Mooting success. On Monday 9 March, Dominic Bielby (second-year law student and President of the JCR) and a teammate from Magdalene College won the prestigious University Law Society’s Brick Court Mooting Competition. The final was

10 Jul 2024: An exhibition at Fen ​Ditton Gallery of artists’ perspectives on trees in celebration of the work of Oliver Rackham OBE (1939-2015) and the Woodland Trust.

10 Jul 2024: Search. Down to(n) the Bar. Hugh Bonneville (m1982) delighted current Corpus students by dropping into the Pelican bar after talking at the Cambridge Union. Zara Overton (m2012) invited Hugh to come to the bar via Twitter, she tweeted "can we hope

10 Jul 2024: Anything that is made will have engineering processes at its heart; engineers test, design, build and understand the artificial word around you.

10 Jul 2024: Dr Philippa Hoskin shares fourteenth-century reflections on healing the sick.

10 Jul 2024: He went to the London School of Economics for an LLM in Public International Law before returning to Cambridge for a PhD.

10 Jul 2024: Our brilliant Domus Bursar since 2021, Gemma Donaldson, has left Corpus to take up the post of Bursar at St Cross College Oxford. Gemma will be very much missed by staff, students and the Fellowship as she packs up her oars and loads up her bike

10 Jul 2024: Economics. No. Engineering. No. English. Two essays. You should submit essays from your English Literature A Level (or equivalent).

10 Jul 2024: In celebration of Pride Month, Corpus was delighted to hold its second annual Pride event on 4 June, featuring a series of LGBTQ+ talks, followed by a Pride Formal.

10 Jul 2024: Writing in The Guardian, Dr Christopher de Hamel argues that he has identified among the manuscripts held in the college's Parker Library, Thomas Becket’s personal book of psalms: an ancient manuscript the martyred saint and so-called “turbulent

10 Jul 2024: Congratulations are in order for our two incoming student Presidents: Sophie Oldroyd, MCR President and Neve Baskar, JCR President. Fittingly, as we enter the 40th anniversary year of female students at Corpus, they are both women. We know they'll

10 Jul 2024: Professor John Carr, Director of Studies in Biology, comments in the Guardian on work producing bioluminescent plants using fungal DNA. Read the Guardian article here.

10 Jul 2024: This isn't part of a test or exam – it simply acts as a starting point for discussions in the interviews.

10 Jul 2024: Search. Out of the Ashes of Empire. Corpus Fellow Dr Barak Kushner is the focus of a fascinating article concerning his research into the formation of post-war east Asian identities and ideologies. Kushner investigates this through a variety of media

10 Jul 2024: His research focuses on economic and social developments in Anglo-Saxon England.

10 Jul 2024: The oldest surviving illustrated Latin Gospel book, known as the Gospels of St. Augustine (MS 286) can be seen by anyone with an internet connection. From the 10th of January 2018, this codex, along with a further 555 medieval and