Forget facts. If you really want to win an argument, sell someone something or win an election, make sure you’ve got a really good story. Because humans love stories.
Two hundred cows. Three hundred lambs. Two hundred and fifty hectares of arable. And a wood. Just four miles from Cambridge… welcome to the University’s farm.
How does Cambridge fit into the mesh of money, people and culture created by the transatlantic slave trade?
As we publish this, the 100th issue, we had to ask: what has CAM herself made of it all?
How did the digital calendar became a modern-day story of work, leisure… and power?
In Cambridge, you know something is important because it comes with its own committee.
At 75 years old is the NHS still fit for purpose? And what will the next 75 years bring?
Everyone’s path to Cambridge is different and, as a stepping stone to study, the Foundation Year programme is giving outstanding students a chance they might not have expected.