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A Cambridge team has been announced as one of the winners of a prize to drive ‘innovation in privacy-enhancing technologies that reinforce democratic values’ for its work on tackling international money laundering.

Light Blue victories at both the Varsity Rugby Match and The Boat Race.

The Woolf Institute today is a global leader in the academic study of relations between Jews, Christians and Muslims, recognized around the world for the excellence of its research, teaching, policy and public education programs.

The University contributes nearly £30 billion to the UK economy and supports more than 86,000 jobs across the UK, according to a new report.

To mark International Women's Day and Women's History Month, the University is delighted to shine a light on some of the incredible women living and working at Cambridge. 

The Cambridge and Oxford crews for this year's Boat Race have been announced.

The US Scholars-elect, who will take up their awards this October, are from a wide range of backgrounds. They come from 24 universities across the United States, including four institutions that have produced a Gates Cambridge Scholar for the first time.

What impact is populism having on the media? Find out at the Cambridge Festival. Over 360 online and in-person events across Discovery, Environment, Health, Society, and Power, March 17-April 2. The full program is now available and bookings are open.  

Celebrity guests join Professor Mary Beard and colleagues in a new series of films that explore modern day classroom themes through the lens of the ancient world.

Are big tech firms the new colonialists?  Find out at the Cambridge Festival. Over 360 online and in-person events across Discovery, Environment, Health, Society, and Power, March 17-April 2. The full program is now available and bookings are open.