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24 Sep 2015: Three research members of Professor Dino Giussani's group have recently been awarded prizes for their work.

28 Oct 2015: Bids should focus on new approaches or initiatives that enhance teaching and learning. ... Many creative projects have been supported by the Teaching and Learning Innovation Fund, including a collaborative learning initiative between University

2 Sep 2015: Ronald B. Jensen (Berlin) and John R. Steel (Berkeley) were awarded the Hausdorff Medal of the European Set Theory Society for the most influential work in set theory in the last five years during the 5th European Set Theory Conference at the Isaac

5 Jan 2015: Since its launch in late 2011 payroll giving, which allows you to donate to charity directly from your wages, has quietly raised close to £95,000. With fewer than 120 of the University’s approximately 9,000 staff signed up to it, the scheme has

20 Mar 2015: Professor Steve Young is the 2015 recipient of the IEEE James L. Flanagan Speech and Audio Processing Award.

22 Dec 2015: Individual: David Cook. David has been involved in a part-time secondment to support the financial management of the new University of Cambridge Primary School, and his immense input and commitment ... David worked in areas not familiar to him, namely

14 Jul 2015: The Churchill Archives Centre – home to the personal papers of Sir Winston Churchill, Baroness Thatcher and Sir John Major – has been awarded Archive Service Accreditation.

11 Nov 2015: Higher TEF levels would unlock permission for institutions to charge higher fees to new students. ... Otherwise, a new body would take on HEFCE’s role of distributing quality-related research funding.

16 Nov 2015: The recipient is awarded £1,000. Steve is at the forefront of Systems Biology research and was co-creator of ‘Eve’, a robot scientist designed to search for new drug candidates

26 Nov 2015: Excellence Framework, a renewed emphasis on social mobility and widening participation, and a commitment to accelerate ways in which new providers could enter the market and access public money. ... The former would likely come under direct control of