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Faculty of Classics launches video competition

16 December 2015

The Faculty of Classics is looking for the next YouTube star, with a new video competition for school students aged 13-19.

The Future of Intelligence: Cambridge secures £10 million Leverhulme grant for new research centre

3 December 2015

The University of Cambridge is launching a new research centre, thanks to a £10 million grant from the Leverhulme Trust, to explore the opportunities and challenges to humanity from the development of artificial intelligence.

What is the point of Free Speech?

2 December 2015

Professor Rae Langton of the Faculty of Philosophy explores free speech in a talk at TEDx Cambridge.

Football legend Eusebio and Portuguese colonialism explored in new podcast

2 December 2015

The life of Portuguese sporting legend Eusebio, renowned as the top scorer in the 1966 World Cup, is discussed in a new podcast, which explores his early struggles with colonialism in his home country of Mozambique.

The Netherbow Gate and the creation of urban borders in early modern Edinburgh

1 December 2015

As part of the 46th annual Martin Centre Lectures at the Department of Architecture, Dr Giovanna Guidicini will discuss how city gates can act as a border between urban communities.

The banality of colonization: suburbia in the West Bank

24 November 2015

As part of the 46th annual Martin Centre Lectures at the Department of Architecture, Professor David Newman of Ben-Gurion University will discuss the establishment of settlements in the West Bank.

Accommodating Injustice: Rae Langton to give Hägerström Lectures

23 November 2015

Professor Rae Langton, of the Faculty of Philosophy, will present the prestigious Hägerström lectures at the University of Uppsala, Sweden, next month.

Stalin's Playlist: Russian music and nationalism

19 November 2015

Professor Marina Frolova-Walker of the Faculty of Music discusses Stalin, Russian music and nationalism.

Sport in the Cold War

17 November 2015

Professor Chris Young of MML, with colleagues from UC San Diego and the Woodrow Wilson Center, explores performance-enhancing drugs in Cold War era sport.

Danish Embassy Art Prize 2016

16 November 2015

The Danish Embassy Art Prize is an annual art competition for Danish Art and Art History students in the UK. The recipient of the prize will have the unique possibility of exhibiting at the Royal Danish Embassy in London. The deadline for applications is 7 December 2015.

Faculty of Classics launches video competition

The Future of Intelligence: Cambridge secures £10 million Leverhulme grant for new research centre

What is the point of Free Speech?

Football legend Eusebio and Portuguese colonialism explored in new podcast

The Netherbow Gate and the creation of urban borders in early modern Edinburgh

The banality of colonization: suburbia in the West Bank

Accommodating Injustice: Rae Langton to give Hägerström Lectures

Stalin's Playlist: Russian music and nationalism

Sport in the Cold War

Danish Embassy Art Prize 2016

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