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Mary Beard says damehood is a ‘smashing honour'
The Cambridge academic has been awarded the honour for her services to the study of classical civilisations.
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Feet of engineering: Cambridge grad runs Boston Marathon in hi-tech flip flops
Cambridge engineer Chris Bellamy ran a sub-three hour marathon in 3D Printed flip flops he designed himself!
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Cambridge Engineer's cameo in Dambuster's 'premiere'
A Cambridge engineer played a special role in the screening of the Dambuster's movie last night.
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Human drugs may save Tasmanian Devil from cancer hell
Human drugs could be used to treat cancers which are putting Tasmanian devils at risk of extinction, scientists say.
Read the full story ›Cambridge student's death ruled 'accidental' after taking legal high
A jury has decided the death of a Cambridge University student who fell in a stair well at his college was an accident.
19 year old Thomas Millward suffered traumatic head injuries in the fall at Girton College in 2016 but no-one witnessed the incident.
An inquest in Huntingdon had heard Thomas and his girlfriend had taken a legal high called '1P-LSD' a few hours before he fell.
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Would Ewe believe it? Sheep recognise celebrity faces
Sheep can recognise faces of famous people, including Barack Obama - according to new research by the University of Cambridge.
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Study for a degree? Here's 88,000 reasons why you should
If you ever doubted the value of a University education, doubt no more - it could be worth thousands - but there is a slight caveat.
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Would Brexit threaten science and research in the East?
Cambridge is a world leader in science and technology, but scientists and academics disagree over what impact a 'Brexit' would have.
Read the full story ›Government seeking 'thorough' investigation into death of Cambridge student
The government says it has raised concerns about the death of a Cambridge University student in Cairo with the Egyptian authorities.
It comes after a petition to parliament demanding a full investigation into how Giulio Regeni died reached more than 10,000 signatures.
Mr Regeni's body was found by the side of a road in February. There were signs he'd been tortured.
The British Government wants to see a "full and thorough investigation" taking place into the death of Cambridge University student Giulio Regeni, the Europe minister has said.
David Lidington told MPs that the Government remained in "very close contact" with the Italian government and authorities, and were "giving every possible assistance to try and secure an outcome that gives some answers to Mr Regeni's family".
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Student dies after fall at Cambridge college
The parents of Cambridge University student who died following a fall at Girton College say they "prayed for a miracle".
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