Exploring religion, art and culture with Cambridge Inter-faith Programme
8 March 2016
The Cambridge Inter-faith Programme, based at the Faculty of Divinity, is to explore the intersections of religion, art and culture in a series of new events.
Sights and sounds of Japan: Old traditions in new contexts
22 February 2016
Come and experience different aspects of Japanese traditional culture as it is lived today at the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern studies. Listen to Noh music performance and rakugo storytelling, and immerse yourself in virtual reality soundscapes from across Japan.
A pilgrimage for art lovers: the Stations of the Cross come to London
9 February 2016
A unique new exhibition from the University of Cambridge and King's College London, held in 14 locations across London, will use works of art to tell the iconic story of Jesus’ crucifixion in a new way this Easter, for people of all faiths and none.
Speaking my language? Translation and the periphery
8 February 2016
A panel discussion at the University of Cambridge on 17 February will examine the impact of translation and language on marginalised communities in the UK and worldwide.
How do you like those Apfelüberrests? Cambridge researcher develops smartphone app to map Swiss-German dialects
5 February 2016
Researchers at the Universities of Cambridge, Zurich and Bern have developed a smartphone app to crowdsource and map Swiss-German dialects, a recent paper in PLoS ONE reports.
Cambridge access project celebrates student milestone and launches new learning resource
29 January 2016
The University of Cambridge’s HE Plus programme has just registered its 10,000th participant, the culmination of five years of work with state schools and sixth form colleges across the UK.
Are you interested in communicating your research to a wide audience? Would you like to get your work read by an audience of tens – possibly hundreds – of thousands of readers?
