Unlocking the secrets of the past: how Cambridge Festival sheds light on today’s biggest issues
As political extremism, identity tensions, and migration concerns intensify, the Cambridge Festival (March 19 – April 4) emerges as a vital platform to explore how history shapes today's most pressing issues. This timely event promises fresh insights into the challenges of our time, offering a compelling opportunity for reflection and conversation.
Ethics and compliance project wins Best Use of Innovation in Employee Engagement…Yep you read that right.
A Code of Ethics and employee engagement aren’t always a natural fit – they go together like a giraffe and a low ceiling. But a little creative risk can defy all expectations.
Preserving history: digitising heritage buildings with drone photogrammetry
The preservation of historic buildings is a complex and meticulous process, requiring accurate documentation and ongoing maintenance to ensure their longevity. At Skytech Cambridge, we work alongside heritage and conservation organisations to revolutionise the way these structures are surveyed and maintained. Using cutting-edge drone technology and photogrammetry, we create detailed 3D models…
Cambridge Festival 2025: tackling crisis, controversy, and change
The Cambridge Festival 2025 will take place from March 19 to April 4, bringing together experts, activists, and thought leaders to engage in critical discussions and workshops on some of the most pressing political and societal issues of our time.
Why you’re dissatisfied with life (and what to do about it)
Møller Institute associate, Stephen Bruyant-Langer, explores the issue of work-life-balance and the challenge high achieving individuals have in finding sustainable happiness. Stephen as a top executive coach, headhunter, economist, marketeer, author, lecturer, facilitator and keynote speaker – comes with 25 years of experience with executive coaching, 20 years of experience with executive…
ARU student donations raise over £110k for charity
Green Move Out project sees students donate unwanted household items from halls.
ARU partners with 1,000 apprenticeship employers
University reaches major milestone ahead of National Apprenticeship Week 2025.
The Book of Cambridge
Cambridge Junction, in collaboration with Cambridge Room and Cambridge University Press & Assessment are excited to launch the Book of Cambridge, the culmination of a unique project made with children from primary schools across Cambridge.
Kimbolton School celebrates 425 years of educational excellence in 2025
Kimbolton School, one of the oldest independent schools in Cambridgeshire, proudly announces the celebration of its 425th anniversary in 2025. With a legacy that stretches back to its founding in 1600, the school stands as a beacon of history, heritage, and academic achievement in Cambridgeshire.
Final call for proposals for the MPhil in Management Consulting Project
MPhil in Management Consulting ProjectThe projects allow our students to apply and practice their management skills in a business setting. We ask each of our clients to submit proposals for projects that pose specific challenges that your company is currently facing. Projects should involve not only desk research, but also decision making, interaction with employees of your company and clear…
Online talks explore use of AI in higher education
Series of eight guest lectures have been organised by Anglia Ruskin University.
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How to survive, live and thrive
Møller Institute Associate, Stephen Bruyant-Langer provides an insight into details of his book “The Existential Playbook,” where he uses his extensive experience of working as a top executive coach and headhunter to provide a guide to not just surviving, but truly living and thriving. In this article. he provides some transformative tips to achieve this.
Students celebrate Churchill College’s modernist legacy with new exhibition
Churchill College’s history of art, architecture, and design takes centre stage in a new exhibition curated by two undergraduate students, Aaron Tan (studying English) and Davina Wang (studying Architecture). Titled A Walk Through College; A Journey Through Time, the exhibition opens with a launch event on Thursday 30 January, from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm, at the Bill Brown Creative Workshops (BBCW)…
Chancellor of the Exchequer: Cambridge to drive rapid research-led economic growth
Cambridge is at the heart of Government plans announced today to go ‘further and faster’ to kick start economic growth in the UK.
Breeio AI now converses via Microsoft Teams
Breeio AI’s performance support and learning tools can now be conveniently used within Microsoft Teams, thanks to a new app approved by Microsoft.
Sable&Hawkes appointed to work with The Leys
Sable&Hawkes are a leading Cambridge-based banding, design and content marketing agency. The Leys is the leading co-educational boarding and day school in Cambridge.
The transformative potential of MedTech innovation
MedTech holds vast potential to reshape healthcare. AI-powered diagnostics, personalized medicine, and real-time monitoring devices are bringing care closer to patients in ways that can both enhance outcomes and lower costs. Tony Kypreos, Accelerate Cambridge Coach, entrepreneur and investor talks about the key stages of the MedTech startup journey in our latest blog.
ARU leads work to identify vulnerabilities and avoid collapse of UK’s food system
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) is leading a new £2 million initiative to help prevent food shortages that could potentially trigger civil unrest in the UK.
Former business ambassador and diplomat joins ARU
Harriet Fear MBE has worked at heart of city’s business ecosystem for 22 years.
Bridging Horizons: UK Education Providers' Gateway to China's 2024-2035 Education Powerhouse Plan
The "Education Powerhouse Construction Plan (2024-2035)" unveiled by China on January 19, 2025, outlines a comprehensive strategy to build a strong education system by 2035, supporting the nation's modernisation drive and rejuvenation. This blueprint, jointly issued by the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and the State Council, sets ambitious goals for transforming China into a…
Kimbolton School celebrates outstanding Duke of Edinburgh Award success
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is proud to announce an outstanding Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) achievement rate of 75.1% for the period April 2023 to March 2024.
Studio 24 launch a brand-new web platform for the RNIB Bookshare website
Thousands of children and young people across the UK with vision impairment and/or difficulty reading standard print due to conditions like dyslexia can now access more than a million books and images more quickly and easily after RNIB’s Bookshare service website has been given a major upgrade.