A 1964 plot by left-wing students to kidnap Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home has been revealed for the first time in the coded diaries of former Lord Chancellor, Lord Hailsham.

One of the world’s most renowned scholars of Soviet and post-Socialist Russia and Asia has received a prestigious prize for her work on concepts of freedom.

Cambridge researchers are invited to learn more about the University’s Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) policy in a seminar to be held on Monday 14 April.

The work of Magnum photographer Mark Power - who covered the fall of the Berlin Wall and won a prestigious award for his interpretation of the Shipping Forecast - is the subject of a major exhibition at Cambridge University.

The amount of oxygen available to a baby in the womb can affect their susceptibility to developing cardiovascular disease later in life.

Representatives from Lucy Cavendish made a visit to Denman College, the residential college owned by the Women’s Institute, earlier this week to discuss potential for the two institutions to work together.

What do artist David Nash and Nobel Prize-winning chemist Aaron Klug have in common?

Insight into why females of some species undergo menopause while others do not has proven elusive despite an understanding of the biological mechanisms behind the change.

An innovative collaboration between the Teaching for Learning Network (TfLN), and the University’s Department of Engineering is celebrating the successful completion of a one-year project to update ‘practical’ teaching in the department.

The strongest burst of star formation occurred two billion years after the Big Bang according to new research led by a Cambridge academic.

One of the most prestigious prizes for mathematics has been awarded to a Cambridge professor for his outstanding work in the study of symmetry.

The Shadow Minister for Enterprise, Mark Prisk MP, visited Cambridge today on a fact-finding mission.