Congratulations to Robinson Veterinary student Phoebe Barker for her well deserved award 'Cambridge University Sports Person of the Year 2024'.

This is what Cambridge University Sport say about Phoebe:

Phoebe is an incredibly talented athlete, who balances three sports (running, cycling, swimming) and four University Sports Clubs at Blues/National/International level (Hare and Hounds, Athletics, Triathlon, Cycling), whilst studying for her final year of Veterinary Medicine.

We are delighted to announce that Robinson Fellow Dr Bill Nolan been promoted to unestablished Teaching Professorship (Grade 11) in the Teaching and Scholarship pathway.

“These promotions recognise the outstanding contributions that each person has made to research, teaching, and more widely to the University and scientific community. I am absolutely delighted to hear of these promotions – many congratulations to one and all,” said Head of Department James Keeler, Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry.

You are invited to join the RCMS in concert on Wednesday 19 June, 4.30pm-5.30pm, Robinson Chapel.

We are delighted to announce our Chapel Choir will tour to Milan and Lake Como later this month, on their first international tour in six years.

Funding totalling almost £6 million has been awarded to doctors and scientists in the East of England to boost research into life-saving cancer treatments and services. 

Congratulations to Robinson PhD student Jingyu Chen who was awarded first prize in the Toru Takemitsu Composition Award 2024 with her composition Nebula.

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week and the theme this year is ‘Moments for Movement’.

We're pleased to launch Robinson College's summer outreach events for 2024! 

All events are free of charge, and open to students at UK state-maintained schools and colleges. 

The Arts and Sciences events are designed to be general disciplinary exploration days, and the STEP Prep Day is designed specifically to support with the STEP exam. Please see below for full details of the events taking place in early July. 

Arts and Humanities Summer Taster

Robinson Fellow Professor Peter Hutchinson will be speaking about traumatic brain injury (TBI), the commonest cause of death under the age of 40 in high-income countries, in a Cambridge University Hospital lecture.