Scheme helping SMEs grow has just got bigger
Help to Grow connects local small businesses with academics and professionals.
ARU graduates lead the region for career success
National survey highlights ARU’s strength in preparing students for senior positions.
Shut up & listen: The real superpower you're probably ignoring
Let’s be honest - how often are you really listening in a conversation? Not nodding while you secretly plan what to say next. Not checking your phone while someone’s baring their soul. I mean actually tuning in like you're bingeing your favourite Netflix drama. That, my friends, is active listening—and it's a skill that can seriously change your life, both at work and at home.
Judokas join GB team’s medal charge in Germany
ARU’s Lucy Wiliams and Katrina McDonald fly out to the World University Games.
CyberScale launches affordable executive coaching service to boost cyber resilience for leadership teams
The specialist cyber security consultancy has created a purpose built progamme for senior leaders in SMEs who hold responsibility for cyber security but do not come a technical background.
Top TeN artists to display work in Ruskin Gallery
Art by graduating MA students will feature in new exhibition at ARU in Cambridge.
Kimbolton School to open Pre-School in January 2026
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is pleased to announce the opening of its brand-new Pre-School in January 2026 - marking an exciting new chapter in the school’s rich history.
£6.25 million gift to secure the future of pioneering STEM access programmes
Joint major gift to Cambridge and Oxford Universities helps boost initiatives to address challenges in science education and increase the number of pupils progressing to STEM degrees.
From tackling clothing poverty to empowering the disabled - Championing UK social innovators with the Cambridge Social Innovation Prize
Four exceptional social entrepreneurs and their ventures have been recognised for their achievements and ambition in creating social change through business.
British - French research partnership on AI
The Saclay Cluster, which includes Institut Polytechnique de Paris, HEC Paris and Université Paris-Saclay, the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge, are joining forces to build AI excellence.
Dr Jordan Lane, CSO of Ignota Labs, appointed Industry and Enterprise Fellow of Clare Hall Cambridge
Dr Jordan Lane, Chief Scientific Officer at Ignota Labs, has been appointed Industry and Enterprise Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge, for his extensive experience in the AI drug discovery space.
STEM webcast series with Kari Bryon
In an exciting collaboration, UK-based webcast production company WaveFX is working with EXPLR to create an inspiring STEM webcast series aimed at equipping young people with the tools, mentorship, and real-world skills needed to thrive in today’s high-demand careers.
Safety training goes viral on TikTok
A radically different approach to safety training has gone viral - in the form of a sound alike MC Hammer song. The animated video, created by Acteon, has captured the attention of a whole new audience on TikTok - five years after it was first commissioned.
New project to protect Cambridge’s chalk streams
Initiative to monitor and preserve unique habitats kicks off with conference at ARU
ARU initiatives recognised for real-world impact
Work benefiting the community has been shortlisted for Alliance Awards 2025
£20,000 Grant from the National Lottery Community Fund for supporting young people to prepare for independence
New Meaning Foundation is incredibly excited to announce that we have received a £20,000 funding grant from the National Lottery Community Fund, to allow us to deliver a Foundations for Future course to our learners, through the NOCN Independent Living Qualification.
Paw-some film is calming young hospital patients
Video produced by ARU filmmakers aims to reassure children visiting Broomfield.
Four top UK business schools unite for gender parity
Executive MBA (EMBA) programme alumnae from Cambridge Judge Business School, Imperial College Business School, London Business School and Oxford Saïd Business School share how the EMBA shaped their careers and leadership journeys.
Cambridge Enterprise opens London hub to underline global ambition for university innovation
London, 26 June 2025: Cambridge Enterprise, the innovation arm of the University of Cambridge, is opening its first-ever London office in Kings Cross as it strengthens its position to compete on the global stage for capital and to propel more Cambridge innovations and research to commercial success with world-changing impact.
Unpick your Overwhlem - New 1:1 offer from Promote Mental Health
This month we launch a new service at Promote Mental Health. An opportunity to work one to one with Claire Harris unpicking your stress and overwhelm, and coming away with personalised strategies to address the chaos.
Cambridgeshire-based rewilding charity celebrates four-year milestones
Four years since its inception, Cambridgeshire-based rewilding charity Creating Nature’s Corridors has implemented an impact assessment to measure the value of the work that it has undertaken.
An Introduction to Claire Harris and Promote Mental Health
The benefit of networking is the excitement of making new contacts, and catching up with existing connections, some I can now call great friends. This post is an introduction to me and what I do at Promote Mental Health.
Mental Health First Aid - How to get it right
Mental Health First Aid in the workplace. How to get it right.
ARU’s fashion students enjoy a ‘sails bonanza’
Students are charting new waters thanks to collaboration with Clean Sailors.
Cambridge’s Centre for Computing History joins the Cosmic Shambles Forest of Science and Culture at Latitude Festival 2025
The Centre for Computing History (CCH) is delighted to be bringing the fascinating history of computing to The Cosmic Shambles Forest of Science and Culture at Latitude Festival this summer!