Monsters from Dr Who, explosive experiments and a giant moving Polar Bear replica will be among the attractions at the University's Cambridge Science Festival this year.

A study of a Roman sculptural cult that emerged during the 2nd century AD by Cambridge lecturer Dr Caroline Vout has won a new award for books on art history.

A pioneer in the field of widening participation was in Cambridge last week to give a seminar at Lucy Cavendish College.

£30,000 was awarded to local charities in a prize-giving ceremony held yesterday at Cambridge University's Old Schools.

Expert horticultural advice for ambitious winter gardeners is being presented this Sunday at Cambridge University Botanic Garden.

An artist's extraordinary journey from building his own toys in rural Syria to conceiving a new spire for one of Cambridge's biggest churches will be recounted in a talk this week.

The most ambitious university fundraising campaign ever to be staged in the UK has raised two thirds of its target figure.

Monsters from Dr Who, explosive experiments and a giant moving Polar Bear replica will be among the attractions at the University's Cambridge Science Festival this year.

State school pupils from schools all over the country were in Cambridge last weekend, taking part in the first of three residential shadowing sessions organised by Cambridge University Students Union (CUSU) over the coming month.

Efforts to improve the living conditions of children around the world are achieving success, but not fast enough to achieve the UN targets, an audience in Cambridge heard last week.

A fun-packed celebration of Maori and Pacific culture takes place over five days of half-term next week.

Events celebrating Chinese culture are the latest in a series of international festivities being held at Clare Hall.