British Writer: How Did Epstein Manage to Prey on Such a Large Number of Academics?
The article discusses how Jeffrey Epstein exploited the vulnerabilities in the academic system to attract numerous professors to his network, beyond just financial incentives.
Archaeologists unearth Viking-era 'execution pit' near university town, exposing brutal ancient violence
Archaeologists in the UK have discovered a Viking-era execution pit containing the remains of young men, potentially linked to conflicts during the 9th century.
Brachycephaly Beyond Bulldogs and Pugs – Scientists First Examine Fourteen Other Breeds
A study by Cambridge researchers reveals that breeds like Pekingese and Japanese Chin face similar respiratory risks as bulldogs and pugs due to brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome.
British university to return looted African artifacts
The University of Cambridge will return over 100 looted artifacts to Nigeria, responding to calls for repatriation of cultural items taken during colonial rule.
Nigeria: Cambridge University Museum Set to Return Benin Bronzes to Nigeria
A museum at Cambridge University plans to return approximately 100 Benin bronzes to Nigeria as part of restitution efforts for artefacts looted during the colonial era.
Nigeria: Cambridge University Museum Set to Return Benin Bronzes to Nigeria
A museum at Cambridge University is set to return approximately 100 Benin bronzes to Nigeria as part of a restitution initiative following a formal request by Nigeria's National Commission for Museums and Monuments.
United Kingdom: the University of Cambridge museum will return 116 bronzes from Benin to Nigeria
The University of Cambridge museum has announced the return of 116 artifacts known as the Benin bronzes to Nigeria, more than a century after they were taken during British colonial raids.
Cambridge University returns 116 Benin artefacts to Nigeria
Cambridge University has returned 116 historical artefacts taken from Benin City during the British colonial era to Nigeria's National Commission for Museums and Monuments.
New scientific milestone: Cambridge researchers create a device capable of mimicking photosynthesis and converting CO2 into a new fuel
A team from the University of Cambridge has developed a revolutionary device that mimics photosynthesis, converting carbon dioxide into useful fuel, offering significant advancements in renewable energy and sustainability.
"Contract" translates throat vibrations into words.. artificial intelligence changes the rules of the game
A smart device developed by Cambridge University offers new hope to stroke patients who have lost their ability to speak by converting throat muscle vibrations into clear, audible speech using AI algorithms.
Cambridge University Archaeologists Discovered a Viking Era Mass Grave
A team of students and archaeologists from Cambridge University discovered a 9th-century mass grave during a training excavation in Wandlebury, a zone that served as a frontier between Saxon and Viking kingdoms.
Named for the Central Bank, Tiago Cavalcanti is the first Brazilian professor of economics at Cambridge
Tiago Cavalcanti, the first Brazilian economics professor at the University of Cambridge, is being considered for a directorship at the Central Bank by the Ministry of Finance.
The lost generation under the bombs in Gaza: "I hope those who come after me are lucky enough to study and dream without fear"
A study from the University of Cambridge reveals that Palestinian students have lost five years of education due to COVID-19 and war, stressing the urgent need for substantial international aid to rebuild educational structures.
Cambridge college urged to drop ‘immoral’ private school recruitment drive
Trinity Hall graduates and social mobility charities are urging the University of Cambridge to abandon its controversial recruitment strategy targeting elite private schools, labeling it detrimental to equality.
Everyday Chemicals Are More Dangerous to Humans Than Scientists Thought
A new extensive study suggests that many common everyday chemicals can adversely affect the gut microbiome, even if they were not specifically designed to do so.
Neither Harvard nor Cambridge: This is the most prestigious university in the world
A study for 2025 reveals the top universities in the world, all of which are located in the United States and the United Kingdom, highlighting that the leading institution is not Harvard or Cambridge.
‘Oh my gosh, they’re all from London and Cambridge’: York University’s northerners fight back
York University students from northern England express their surprise and culture shock at the predominance of southern students, particularly from London and Cambridge.
Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin establishes itself as digital gold
Bitcoin is gaining recognition as 'digital gold' amid the rise of stablecoins and blockchain applications in financial markets, while educational institutions like the University of Cambridge are offering courses on digital currencies.