Past Exhibitions

🏆The annual King’s Entrepreneurship Prize (KEP) is now open for applications! What innovative venture have you been working on? How could an award from the KEP competition help develop its potential? Past KEP winners are out there promoting a next generation of lithium-ion batteries, advancing cancer care, helping aid national security and personal safety, as well as fighting child obesity and helping school communities with no-fuss MIS platforms. 👇 Find more information and enter the competition at bit.ly/KEP2025 (🔗in bio). 📆Deadline for submissions is 20 January 2025. #Entrepreneurship #InnovativeIdeas #SocialImpact #KingsEntrepreneurshipPrize

⏰Set your alarms! Only three more sleeps until Giving Day! Want to double your impact? All early gifts will be matched until we reach our first £10,000. 👉 kings.givingday.co.uk #KingsGivingDay #YourTimeStartsNow

All the King's voices... 🎶 Founded in 1997, King's Voices is our mixed voice choir and has a regular programme of services and performances both in the UK and further afield. The choir is open to all students, even those from other Cambridge colleges if space allows. Those interested in joining King's Voices should apply to the Director of King's Voices (Ralph Woodward ralph.woodward@kings.cam.ac.uk) once their place at Cambridge is confirmed. 📢You can hear King's Voices at Evensong every Monday evening in term time. #KingsVoices #CambridgeChoir #MixedVoiceChoir #ChoralMusic #Evensong #CambridgeMusic

On Friday, the College community came together to take part in our 'Wildflowers for Wellbeing' event. 🌷🌻🍃 Students were invited to help the College gardeners plant a variety of bulbs in our wildflower meadow, including Narcissus pseudonarcissus, also known as the wild daffodil or Lent lily. Special thanks to College Nurse Rachael Arkle for helping to organise the afternoon as part of the College's welfare and wellbeing support. We look forward to reaping the rewards in the Spring! #WildflowersForWellbeing #GardeningTogether #WildflowerMeadow #WellbeingSupport #GoldenHour @Cambridgeuniversity

Our Librarians have done it again! 📚 To mark Disability Awareness Month (14 November - 20 December), the Team have put together a fantastic display of titles to inform and inspire. Full details below 👇 ---- Crippled: Austerity and the Demonization of Disabled People / Frances Ryan Autobiographies and Other Writings / Helen Keller Ableism in Academia / Brown & Leigh We’re Not Broken: Changing the Autism Conversation / Eric Garcia Demystifying Disability / Emily Ladau The Future is Disabled / Leah Piepzna-Samarasinha Made Possible: Stories of Success By People With Learning Disabilities / Saba Salman Living With Hearing Loss and Deafness / Samantha Baines #DisabilityAwarenessMonth #InclusiveLiterature #DiverseVoices #UKDHM #CambridgeUniversity #UniversityOfCambridge @kingsdisabledstudents @kings.welfare

The College's Christmas elves (ok, the Gardening Team) were in action today making some special deliveries ranging from 4ft to 7ft (the trees, not the elves 😉) 🎄🎄🎄 #ChristmasAtKings #ElvesInAction #ChristmasTrees #MariahIsDefrosting #UniversityOfCambridge #CambridgeUniversity

Thank you to everyone who joined last night's sold out @KCMSofficial concert! 🎶🎻 Beginning with Finzi’s Dies Natalis, our talented musicians performed a stunning set, which included everything from Britten’s Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings to Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony. A perfect reminder of the unity the arts can bring. #KCMSConcert #ClassicalMusic #MusicCommunity #Beethoven #UniversityofCambridge #CambridgeUniversity

🏳️‍⚧️ To mark the start of Transgender Awareness Week, our fantastic librarians have unveiled a new display, including four new titles: He/She/They - Schuyler Bailar Fair Play - Katie Barnes The Risk it Takes to Bloom - Raquel Willis We See Each Other - Tre'vell Anderson Happy reading! 📚 #TransAwareness #CambridgeCollegeLibraries #LGBTQLiterature #TransAwarenessWeek #DiversityInLiterature

At 11am today, members of the King’s community joined together in a two-minute silence, to remember those lost in all conflicts. Posted @withregram • @cambridgeuniversity Today is Armistice Day, marking the end of the fighting of World War I. At 11AM, we join the nation in a two-minute silence so that we may remember the service and sacrifice of all those who died. Image description: poppies in King’s College wildflower meadow