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28 Mar 2014: But the past few years has seen a revolution in its fortunes with sponsorship deals, the promise to move onto the Thames in London, and plans for a new boathouse in ... Another positive for all rowers, but women especially, has been the plans for a new

4 Apr 2014: Search site. For staff. New appointment at School of Arts and Humanities.

9 Jul 2014: Search site. For staff. Public consultation on AstraZeneca plans. A public planning consultation is being held for AstraZeneca’s plans to build a new global research and development centre and corporate ... The company says the aim for the new site is

14 May 2014: They might be in a new city, faced with the challenge of making new friends and managing their own life and money. ... An older students might be struggling to help their family adapt to a new city while they have a busy studying schedule.

10 Feb 2014: Search site. For staff. New appointment at School of the Biological Sciences.

17 Feb 2014: Search site. For staff. Classical connection. Also in the Lent Term edition, our lady in the long coat goes behind the scenes at the new sports centre and finds staff and ... And, on a more serious note, bring you news of a film exploring Cambridge’s

25 Nov 2014: As the Department of Pharmacology celebrates the life and work of Dr Brian Callingham, Paul Holland interviews the researcher and his colleagues discovering a man of many talents… and how a moorhen ‘accidentally’ made it into the Biomedical

25 Nov 2014: The new research team in Cambridge will investigate how faults respond to small stress changes and focus on why some faults stick and accumulate elastic strain while others creep. ... Head of Earth Sciences at Cambridge Professor James Jackson said:.

21 Nov 2014: There will be a series of roadshows in the coming weeks to help staff who are members of USS understand the current pensions landscape and ongoing discussions relating to possible changes to the structure and benefits of the scheme. Staff can read a

4 Apr 2014: It’s hard not to notice the Fitzwilliam Museum – perhaps Cambridge’s most imposing building since the Founder’s Building was completed in 1848 – but it’s been as low-key as it has ever been recently with a shroud of scaffolding hiding