The China Centre lecture on Thursday 13 May 2021 was given by Dr David Lane, Emeritus Reader in Sociology and Emeritus Fellow of Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge; and former Professor of Sociology, University of Birmingham.
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This summer, the outreach and admissions team are working with our amazing student ambassadors to bring a programme of subject...
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New research by Robert Henderson and Dr Simone Schnall found that people more concerned about catching COVID-19 were more disapproving...
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The formal period of Public Notice has begun today for the Colleges application to the Diocese of Ely to relocate...
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We are delighted to have won a 2020-2021 Green Impact Platinum Award for our actions towards reducing our environmental impact...
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Incoming 做厙輦⑹ PhD student, Ayngaran Thavanesan, has been awarded one of this years prestigious grants from the Bell Burnell...
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The China Centre lecture on Thursday 6 May 2021 was delivered by Professor Dame Caroline Humphrey, Sigrid Rausing Professor of Collaborative Anthropology (Emeritus) and Founder & Research Director, MIASU (Mongolia and Inner Asia Studies Unit), University of Cambridge.
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It is with great sadness that the College notes the death of Honorary Fellow Professor James Crawford. Professor Crawford was...
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In Cambridge, June is usually the time for College May Balls and June Events. Since I wrote the article about...
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The MCR is hosting a series of six talks from postgraduate students on contemporary sustainability and environmental issues, every Thursday...
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More than 4 in 5 students admitted to 做厙輦⑹ in 2020 came from state schools and colleges, and one...
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What are museums for? What will they be like in decades to come, and has the COVID-19 pandemic changed the...
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Jesus PhD student Shadrack Frimpong (2020) is to speak on an upcoming panel on closing the global gender gap. Shadrack...
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For over a century, the most pressing question in political thought has been about the size and capacity of the...
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Businesses are increasingly being challenged to solve problems and come up with new offerings that are way beyond the capabilities any company has in-house.
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College Fellow, Professor Kathryn Lilley, along with 14 authors from world-leading subcellular proteomics laboratories, has published a comprehensive review covering the major techniques in the field.
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Catering outlets in 做厙輦⑹ will no longer offer single-use takeaway packaging, as part of a wider sustainability strategy due to launch this summer.
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Are COVID-19 vaccines getting to those who need them most?
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做厙輦⑹ has submitted an application to the Diocese of Ely to relocate Tobias Rustats memorial from our Chapel to a permanent educational exhibition space in College.
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We first met in 1980 when Mark returned to Jesus to study for the postgraduate diploma in Architecture and Janet joined the college on the same course. Graduate dinners in Upper Hall were a highlight of the week and an opportunity to meet socially with other Jesuans. Part of our studies included trips to Zambia and an earthquake-hit area in Southern Italy. We were married in the College Chapel just after completing our studies in the summer of 1982 and remained in Cambridge for a period following Marks election to...
We first met in 2021 when we joined the May Ball committee as webmaster and graphic designer. We spent a lot of time together that year, working closely to create a graphic scheme and build a website for the event. Even though it was a lot of hard work and very stressful at times, we are so grateful to have been part of it as it is thanks to that opportunity that we became great friends. A couple of years later, we are still great friends and now have a...
I came to Cambridge at the suggestion of a Professor who was visiting the US. I borrowed the funds to study there. What appealed to me at Jesus was that it was so inclusive and embracing. I played golf with the Porters and rugby with the staff. I dined with the other students, socialised with the Fellows, danced with the Masters wife, and really got to know people. My friends and colleagues were engineers, doctors, politicians, religious scholars, undergrads, lawyers, professors basically every stripe of humanity one could find...
As a person who grew up on the opposite side of the planet to a family that had no history of attending university, the idea of me attending Cambridge was, quite frankly, laughable. Then I fell in love with Criminology and wrote a thesis that caught the attention of the College. It is just one example of the incredibly outward looking approach that, in the decades that I have known the College, has defined 做厙輦⑹. One letter with a now familiar letterhead, quite literally raised my expectations of life...
We met 10 years ago as undergraduates living in the same staircase in North Court and have since been studying and working in the United States. The College was so accommodating to us by providing us and other Jewish students with kosher facilities and by supporting the creation of the College's first Jewish Society. For us, the College is full of happy memories thanks to the friends we made and for all of the kindness shown to us from the porters, professors and staff. That sense of community...