The University of Cambridge has launched ‘Cambridge University Help for Ukraine’ — a comprehensive package of new support for students and academics displaced by the war on Ukraine.
Dr Clare Jackson’s 'Devil-Land: England Under Siege, 1588-1688', an extraordinary account of one of the most turbulent periods of English history, has won the Wolfson History Prize 2022, the most prestigious history prize in the UK.
In 2020, the murder of George Floyd galvanised waves of activism across the US and around the world. In response, Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr and fellow alumni initiated the Alexander Crummell Fund, named in honour of the first Black student to matriculate and graduate from Cambridge.
Cambridge Children’s Hospital holds the potential to transform the lives of young people regionally, nationally and globally by seamlessly integrating physical and mental healthcare
The new Cavendish Laboratory will house some of the most advanced, controlled experimental environments in the world. It is here that our world-class scientists will forge a new era of pioneering advances. But we need further funding to complete and equip this new laboratory.
A new, major interdisciplinary initiative focused on the transition to a zero-carbon future, bringing together the best of Cambridge in people, research and knowledge exchange.
With over 360 Olympians and 1,000 full internationals among our alumni, we are proud of our tradition of excellence. Our sights are set on growing this legacy by providing a sustainable sporting environment for students of all backgrounds and interests.