Lord Sainsbury elected chancellor
Sunday, October 16th, 2011Lord Sainsbury is elected to the role of chancellor at Cambridge University, beating three other candidates on the first count.
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Lord Sainsbury elected chancellor
Lord Sainsbury is elected to the role of chancellor at Cambridge University, beating three other candidates on the first count.
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Lord Sainsbury elected chancellor
Cambridge University academics join their counterparts in Oxford by calling for a vote of no confidence against the government’s handling of higher education in England.

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Cambridge academics join protests
Cambridge University says its use of the A* A-level grade for admissions helped raise the proportion of UK students from state schools last year.

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A* ‘helps Cambridge state pupils’
Cambridge University moves a step closer to introducing tuition fees at the maximum level of £9,000 per year.

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Cambridge backs £9,000 fees plan
Cambridge University confirms it is considering reducing individual tutorials for students as a cost-cutting measure, as outlined in an internal paper.

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Cambridge one-to-one class threat
Cambridge University has come top of an international university rankings table, knocking Harvard of the top spot for the first time since 2004.
A Cambridge University researcher will set out on Sunday on a year-long expedition to document the threatened Inughuit culture.

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Scientist will live as an Inuit