Learn about a career in the creative and cultural sectors
On Thursday 10th October, Cambridge Junction throws open it’s doors and invites young people aged 16 – 25 to learn about careers in the arts.
Why climate change investment pays off
Cost of inaction on climate change far outweighs the cost of proactive investment, says new analysis issued at New York Climate Week.
V&A Illustration Awards recognise Aditi’s talents
Recent Anglia Ruskin University graduate is named Emerging Illustrator of 2024.
Art exhibition to raise awareness of domestic abuse
ARU to display work produced by survivors to mark Domestic Abuse Awareness Month.
Professor to lead new £11.3m research centre
Emma Williams will lead ARU centre working with uniformed public services.
Four years of peacebuilding at Catz
This summer, St Catharine's College hosted a residential workshop that brought together Jewish and Palestinian educators from Israel – the fourth time that the College has provided a neutral environment that helps to strengthen connections in the pursuit of peace.
Study on discrimination in the job market wins award
Research by Anglia Ruskin University found ageism, racism and sexism remains rife.
Teaching the next generation of innovators...
Why does the planet need entrepreneurship? What can the next generation of innovators learn from big businesses?
Cambridge International Academy Summer Schools: A transformative experience for global students
This summer, the historic Clare College, the University of Cambridge, buzzed with the energy of young minds from around the globe at Cambridge International Academy’s 2024 Summer School.
ARU research solves mystery of the Crystal Palace
Study reveals it was built so quickly thanks to the use of a standard screw thread.
Lucy Cavendish College launches 20 fully-funded scholarships for Masters Students in partnership with City University of Hong Kong
The Scholarships will attract and support the brightest and best students from around the world.
Sixth Form student represents England at 2024 Tug of War World Championship
A dedicated Sixth Form student from Kimbolton School, James L., proudly represented England at the 2024 Tug of War World Championship, held in Mannheim, Germany, from September 5 – 8.
Inspire 2 Ignite launches innovative product, pioneering the future of educational gaming and intergenerational communication
St Neots - Inspire 2 Ignite announces the launch of its first product, Curious Conversation Blocks, a groundbreaking tool that redefines educational gaming and intergenerational communication.
Removing pint glasses could reduce beer sales by almost 10%
Cambridge researchers have shown that reducing the serving size for beer, lager and cider reduces the volume of those drinks consumed in pubs, bars and restaurants, which could have wider public health benefits.
Cambridge Science Centre welcomes Brockton Everlast as New Executive Council member
New three-year partnership to develop innovative programme on the built environment.
Cambridge Enterprise appoints new Chief Executive
Dr Jim Glasheen has been appointed as Chief Executive of Cambridge Enterprise, the innovation arm of the University of Cambridge. Dr Glasheen will assume his post later in 2024.
Adoption of digital capabilities by existing companies is key to economic revival
Director of the Liverpool Centre for Innovation in Data Intensive Science says ‘Great North’ could play a leading role in upskilling existing businesses for the digital transformation.
Cambridge Film Festival and Anglia Ruskin University forge a landmark educational partnership
The Cambridge Film Festival (CFF) and Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) have announced a new partnership that aims to enrich educational offerings and foster innovative opportunities within the film industry.
ARU lecturer Kate Winter wins £5,000 book prize
Cambridge-based illustrator wins major award for picture book The Fossil Hunter.
Pioneering Cambridge VR project announces London tour
Innovative virtual reality platform rapidly transforms users into confident and skilled public speakers.
New exhibition launched to celebrate 50 years of barcode scanning
Fifty years ago, the first retail barcode was scanned, marking a pivotal moment in computing history by linking a physical product to its digital identity. To commemorate this milestone and in conjunction with Cambridge Tech Week, a new exhibition, ‘Celebrating 50 Years of Barcode Scanning’, launched today at the Centre for Computing History.
ARU research shows benefits of new policing role
Study looks at innovative support being offered to families following ‘the Knock’.
Lucy Cavendish College partners with WME Books to discover exceptional literary talent
Ahead of the Prize’s 15th anniversary, this collaboration marks an exciting new chapter for this celebrated literary award.
Olympic swimmers open refurbished swimming pool
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, proudly welcomed two former Olympians on Saturday 7 September to officially open its newly refurbished swimming pool. Kevin Burns and Margaret Kelly both attended the highly anticipated event, which featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony and inspiring speeches to the crowd.
Meet Cambridge helps to bring international neurotrauma conference to the city
The official bureau for conferences and events in Cambridge and the surrounding area is seeing the culmination of five years’ preparation as partner to the organising committee for one of the world’s largest medical conferences in its field.