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This talk is held as part of the Institute of Criminology's Lent Term 2025 Public Seminar Series.

This talk is part of the Institute of Criminology's Lent Term 2025 Public Seminar Series.

This talk is held as part of the Institute of Criminology's Lent Term 2025 Public Seminar Series.

Sir Thomas Allen, baritone gives a masterclass with the students of the Cambridge University Lieder Scheme

Public Lecture by Professor Adam Hanieh, chaired by Professor Helen Bao. Adam Hanieh is Professor of Political Economy and Global Development at the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter, and Joint Chair in Middle East Studies at the Institute of International and Area Studies at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China.

"The History of Art in Antiquity" by Johann Joachim Winckelmann, introduced by Katherine Harloe (School of Advanced Study, University of London)

"Montaillou, village occitan de 1294 à 1324" by Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie, introduced by John H. Arnold (University of Cambridge)

"History of Rome" by Quintus Fabius Pictor, introduced by Tim Cornell (University of Manchester)

Come and immerse yourself in this musical journey—bring your friends, family, and love for live performance!

Commoners' is Cambridge's most loved comedy club, showcasing the best comedians from across the UK and landing them straight into your lap. Hosted by our very own Ali Warwood, Commoners' has hosted some of the UK and World's best talent including Ania Magliano, Jordan Brookes, Sophie Duker, Ivo Graham and Lou Sanders.

Join us for an exciting panel discussion featuring trailblazers who are driving AI research and its application in diverse fields.

From experience chairing governors of south-east London primary and secondary schools, and working with The Open University, Sir Simon Hughes considers what can be learnt across England and beyond from two universities he knows well, London South Bank University and Georgia State University in Atlanta.

Cambridge Association for Local History and Mill Road History Society present a full day conference investigating the working life and communities of Mill Road and the East Cambridge area with 6 speakers and an exhibition of historical photos and research.

Solomon tells the story of Simeon Solomon, a Queer Jewish Pre-Raphaelite painter.

We are delighted to welcome the Sakuntala Trio, a London based string trio, to Clare Hall.

We are delighted to welcome Sir Shankar Balasubramanian as our speaker for the 2024/25 King Lecture, on Tuesday 18 February, at 5:30pm.

Pianist Marie-Noelle Kendall, soprano Ute Lepetit-Clare, and mezzo-soprano Jessica Lawrence-Hares deliver an engaging programme.

The FSQ’s historical connection with Shostakovich is featured in this programme to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the composer’s death.

Join us for a timely and critical panel discussion on the centrality of the exploitation of race and migrant mobility in the name of Silicon Valley capital. Drawing from his new book, Dr Matt Mahmoudi will lead a conversation with Professor Myria Georgiou, Professor Graham Denyer Willis, and Dr Amy Gaeta, moderated by Professor Caroline Bassett.

It is an honour to welcome Raphael Wallfisch & Simon Callaghan, active for many years on the British and international scene, to Clare Hall.