The archival document presented this month is a Victorian rebus-letter from the collection of William C. Green, who came up to King's in 1851. The...

King's students have voted to keep the Soviet flag hanging in the College bar. After two weeks of debate both graduates and undergraduates voted on...

King's Choir will play a key part in a new Easter schedule from the BBC. BBC TV will broadcast Easter at King's , an Easter...

February's Archive of the Month presents documents that date from the fourteenth to eighteenth century. They are prime examples of secular illumination and royal portraiture in...

Julie Bressor has just started as the College’s new Director of Development. Julie will work closely with the Provost, Fellows, Development Board, King’s Members and...

Dr Alexander Etkind, Fellow at King’s and a Reader in Russian Literature and Cultural Studies in the Department of Slavonic Studies has received a three-year...

Sir Salman Rushdie, KBE, Kingsman of 1965 and thirteenth on the The Times ' 2008 list of "The 50 greatest British writers since 1945", is...

Imagine driving around your city or town in one of the vehicles shown on the cover—while connecting to your social network and favorite news and...

The date of the general election is still unknown - but King's member, David Zeichner (KC 1976) has been unveiled as Labour's candidate for the...

Alan MacFarlane(KC 1971, Anthropological Science) trained as a historian at Oxford from where he holds an M.A. and D.Phil. He also holds an M.Phil and...

Alison Maitland is a writer, speaker and conference moderator who special ises in leadership, women in business, corporate responsibility and the changing world of work....

From singing for your supper to getting down and dirty, help is at hand for politicians facing penury. Paul Lewis (KC 2000, Social and Political...

The Guardian has been prevented from reporting parliamentary proceedings on legal grounds which appear to call into question privileges guaranteeing free speech established under the...

The awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Barack Obama astounded critics and supporters alike, but it also highlights a gap between the way the...

Robert Conquest made two great contributions to human knowledge. As a historian he revealed the truth about Stalin's purges in the 1930s. As a writer,...

On Wednesday December 2 Cambridge in America rang the closing bell of the NASDAQ stock exchange to celebrate the 800th Anniversary Year of the University....

To mark Cambridge's 800th anniversary, back in December there was a festive black tie gala at New York City's Gotham Hall. The Gala was a...

Date: Saturday, 16 January to Monday, 18 January Location: Cambridge City Centre Time: 18:30 to 22:00 This year has been a very special one for...

Listen to the Vice Chancellor's Speech Download alternative formats In her annual 1st October address, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Alison Richard called on the University to...

  Visit the Cambridge 800 website to see the pictures   Some of Cambridge University’s most famous alumni have been portrayed as never before by...

On 20 March, Cambridge in America will host their annual Cambridge in America Day at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York City. It will...

The Cambridgeshire Choral Society is holding a concert this Saturday 6 February to celebrate its 50th Anniversary. The concert will take place in the Chapel,...

The Cambridge University New Music Society plays a selection of twentieth century classics in the Chapel on 24 February. The programme includes Takemitsu's Requiem for...

International opera star Bryn Terfel sings in a charity concert in the Chapel on Monday 1 February. Bryn is renowned for his charismatic performing style...

A photography exhibition at the King's Art Centre will show the Chapel from startling new angles. The photographs are by Tony Eva, who calls his...

John Viney, who died on November 7 aged 61, was one of London's best-known and most idiosyncratic headhunters; at Heidrick & Struggles, and latterly as...

Francis Noel-Baker (KC 1939, History): Labour politician who clashed with the party over Cyprus and helped create Amnesty International, by fellow King's member Tam Dalyell...

JG Ballard (KC 1949, Medical Sciences) , who has died aged 78, once described himself as "a man of complete and serene ordinariness" (to the...