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Amanda Hughes also won the personal achievement category.

Published in the journal PLOS One, the study is the first to investigate how hunger affects people’s emotions on a day-to-day level.

Cambridge visit as poet in residence at HistoryWorks helps younger composers of songs, raps and poems

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Children from the Cambourne school took part in The Big Plastic Count.

A comprehensive package will support students and academics displaced by the war on Ukraine.

The sprightly pensioner took his final maths GCSE paper this week after signing up for a free adult education course run by The Cam Academy Trust.

The Globe has released seven short films – each produced by ARU students – inspired by famous plays.

Dame Carol Black will be the guest speaker at the event which takes place this Saturday (June 18) at Newnham College after two years online.

It was the first college-based choir for girls in the UK.

Emilie Silverwood-Cope writes about Parenting Truths.

The work of three calligraphy artists, Joumana Medlej, Michel D’Anastasio and Maaida Noor, has been curated in a new exhibition.

The chair of the Royal British Legion is made a CBE and Prof Rebecca Fitzgerald receives an OBE for cancer research.

Each year, members of the choir at St John’s climb the 163ft spiral staircase to the top of the tower to sing the Ascension Day carol.

Davina Shore writes children’s songs as part of a positive musical training experience

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The university has received funding of more than half a million pounds to lead a major new study.

More than 200 families gathered at Chesterton Community College to mark the launch of a new kids’ coding studio.

Beth Warmington was inspired to take action after a 30 per cent increase in violence against women during the pandemic.

A famous story that Henry VIII was persuaded to found Trinity College by his sixth wife, Katherine Parr, has been disputed.