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Four University of Cambridge bands have reached the 2026 grand final of the University’s flagship popular music competition Take it to the Bridge, and will battle it out for the...

Teddy Graham and Ewan Roy are the joint winners, with the second and third prizes also shared this year.

We congratulate Fellows John Arnold and Anne Davis on their recent appointments to leading academic societies. Professor of Medieval History John H. Arnold has been elected a Corresponding Fellow of...

Professor Anne Davis and her co-authors have been awarded 2nd prize in the Buchalter Cosmology Prize.

Errollyn Wallen (KC 1999) has been appointed President of The Royal Society of Musicians to succeed Dame Judith Weir (KC 1973).

King's alumnus Richard Farnes (KC 1983) has been made a CBE for services to music.

Pairing innovation with leadership excellence through its new home at the King’s E-Lab, the Programme invests in the next generation of global citizens.

Internationally acclaimed artist Marcus Coates is partnering with King’s for a two year project culminating in a work of art for performance and broadcast.

Richard Causton, University Professor of Composition and Fellow in Music, has been nominated for a 2025 IVORS Classical Award.

Cambridge researchers have found a new way to produce human blood cells in the lab that mimics the process in natural embryos – a discovery that holds potential to simulate blood disorders like leukaemia, and to produce long-lasting blood stem cells for transplants.

This year’s cohort is formed by students from 12 Cambridge Colleges and from a wide range of subjects.

The exhibition ‘Andean Contours – University Buildings’ by José Cruz Ovalle will run until 28 September, exploring Chilean architecture and reflecting on the connections between architectural design and higher education.