Jesus College
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From Cambridge to the World
In Yorkshire and Macedonia, in New York and Mongolia, alumni volunteers are critical to the work done by University groups across the globe.
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Why Tax Is Good
Tax. It might not seem sexy, but tax policy – who, when and why the state taxes – is at the heart of determining the character of a society. CAM delves into the history and the politics of taxation
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Training the next generation of historians is a serious business
Dr Renaud Morieux is a University Senior Lecturer in British History and a Fellow of Jesus College.
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Society: Eyes to the skies with the astronomers
The Cambridge University Astronomical Society can teach you how to get a lens cap off, focus a telescope and use the coordinate system. But you’ll need your own eyes to appreciate the universe.
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On Boredom
Before the internet, boredom was something to be feared. Today, experts are wondering whether it might actually be good for us
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Lent Term went by in a flash as the Beast from the East brought wet socks – and cold toes
Dr Andrew Grant is a Senior University Lecturer in Microbial Pathogenesis in the Department of Veterinary Medicine and a Fellow of Jesus College.
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An alternative Student’s Guide
The first Student’s Guide to the University was written in 1863. Outrage, high jinks (and the sharing of the odd bit of useful information) has continued ever since
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Smash The Patriarchy
2018 is going to be a big year for feminist thought and action.
But what does change look like to the Cambridge women leading the charge?