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Jack Cadman goes to a comprehensive in Loughton and wants to study economics; Emerald Sherlock-Mold is a pupil at a large state school in Sheffield and has a talent for languages; Eve Annable attends a Further Education college in Birkenhead and is passionate about English.

Hundreds of pupils, the majority of them from "non-traditional" backgrounds, will benefit from challenging Summer Schools run by Cambridge Admissions Office and individual Colleges in the next two months.

Leading international scholars will come together for the first ever pan-scholarship symposium next week.

Eleven of the ̽��ֱ�� of Cambridge’s finest teachers were honoured at a reception last night (11 June).

Four students at the ̽��ֱ�� of Cambridge have received Gold Awards from Student Volunteering England for their dedication, achievement and leadership in voluntary activity. ̽��ֱ��presentation of the awards takes place as part of National Volunteers’ Week 1-7 June.

̽��ֱ��Cambridge Riding team of Sam Cutts (Capt), Emma Kenney-Herbert, Jenny Morgan and Edd Moffett pulled out all the stops to take a record 6th consecutive Varsity Riding title, despite a broken finger for the Captain and other sickness in the ranks.

“Cambridge is a lot better than I’d imagined – bigger and newer – and it’s not all antique and stuffy,” said Amin Dualeh, 17, a student at Longley Park Sixth Form College in Sheffield, who is interested in a career in aeronautical engineering.

Efforts to improve the living conditions of children around the world are achieving success, but not fast enough to achieve the UN targets, an audience in Cambridge heard last week.

An elite team of chefs from Sidney Sussex College won the Steward's Cup for the best overall team effort in the Cambridge College Chefs Competition, held at Girton College this week.

̽��ֱ��Reverend Professor C. F. D. Moule, known to all as 'Charlie', was from 1951 to 1976 the Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity, the oldest Chair in Cambridge ̽��ֱ��, once held by Erasmus.