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University of Cambridge

Open Cambridge returns from September 9 to September 18.

Sneak peek at Open Cambridge's 2022 programme of events

St John's Voices in Cambridge transformed a TikTok famous Louis Theroux rap into an Anglican chant

Video Cambridge college choir goes viral for their take on the Louis Theroux rap

Queen Elizabeth II and her late husband Prince Philip, Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, open the new Sainsbury Laboratory for Plant Sciences in 2011

Gallery Platinum Jubilee: The Queen's visits to Cambridgeshire in pictures

The brain imaging study will involve two visits to Addenbrooke's Hospital.

How you can get paid £250 for eating study at Addenbrooke's Hospital

One notebook contained Charles Darwin's famous 1837 Tree of Life sketch, which sets out the theory of evolution

'Happy Easter': Missing Darwin notebooks returned to university library

The Prince of Wales during a tour of the Whittle Laboratory in Cambridge on March 31.

Gallery Prince Charles visits King's College and University of Cambridge

Extinction Rebellion (File picture)

Three charged for allegedly blocking Cambridge oil company building

Hollywood star Robert De Niro pictured at The Cambridge Union on Sunday (February 27).

Film star Robert De Niro pictured at visit to The Cambridge Union

The Cambridge Union hosted Robert De Niro on Sunday, February 27

Crowds in Cambridge as Hollywood superstar visits the city

Robot Nao shaking hands with researcher Micol Spitale

Cambridge Festival unveils first 2022 programme details ahead of full launch

TV presenters and YouTubers Maddie Moate and Greg Foot will present The Mystery of the Moonflower as part of the Twilight with the Museums: Digital Sleepover on February 16.

Experience University of Cambridge Museums' free Twilight with the Museums sleepover at home

Blood Brothers can be seen at the ADC Theatre in Cambridge and The Phlebotomist at the Corpus Playroom.

Gripping retelling of Blood Brothers coming to the ADC Theatre in Cambridge

Dr Annie Gray, Mill Road Cemetery and What does the UK eat? will all feature in this year's Open Cambridge events.

A sneak peek at some of this year’s Open Cambridge events

The University of Cambridge Museum of Zoology's new Breaking Point exhibition features artwork by Elspeth Owen, Mella Shaw and Jayne Ivimey.

Video Sir David Attenborough's giant elephant bird egg features in new Museum of Zoology exhibition

St John's College in Cambridge.

Open Cambridge returns in September for a feast of events over 10 days

A production of Ordinary Days at the ADC Theatre in Cambridge.

Cambridge's ADC Theatre and Corpus Playroom set to reopen

More than 3,000 people watched live an online talk between Sir David Attenborough and broadcaster Liz Bonnin during the Earth Optimism series of events at this year's Cambridge Festival.

Online Cambridge Festival hailed a success with viewers from 173 countries

Research by Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are helping ‘turn the tide’ of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

World-class research gives hope in global fight against Covid-19

Cllr Alison Whelan who has asked Boat Race organisers to consider bringing the event back to Ely. The race would commemorate 80 years since it was staged here in 1944 (left) and be a thanks to the city for staying away in 2021.

'Bring back Boat Race in 2024' says Ely councillor

You can enjoy a virtual exploration of the Botanic Garden as part of the Cambridge Festival, finding out what's in season, what's in bloom, and explore some of the reserve areas.

Children and families spoilt for choice at new Cambridge Festival

Hundreds of prominent figures and experts in the world of science, current affairs and the arts will take part in the new Cambridge Festival.

Experts to discuss mental health at new online festival

In Cambridge Festival event 'Empathetic Machines: can chatbots be built to care?' Dr Shauna Concannon, Giving Voice to Digital Democracies research project at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH), examines what it

Robots and artificial intelligence explored in new festival

The Cambridge Festival will include an exclusive interview and Q&A with Sir David Attenborough.

Sir David Attenborough to take part in new festival

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