This Monday (May 6th) at 5pm BST, I will be giving a lecture about medieval Judaeo-Arabic Bible recitation for Cambridge's Middle Eastern Linguistics & Philology series. You can *register in advance* to get a Zoom link here: cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

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TOMORROW 🚨

Tiziana Terranova comes to Cambridge to deliver a talk on computational social sciences 💡

Sign up today or on the door ⬇️

🗓️ Thursday 2 May, 17:30-19:30
📍 McCrum Lecture Theatre Corpus Christi
🔗 cdh.cam.ac.uk/events/37964/

Fellow Professor Shruti Kapila Cambridge History Shruti Kapila is interviewed about the Bengal Famine and the “decade of death” in India and Bangladesh as part of BBC Radio 4 documentary Three Million (starts 10 mins 30 secs). bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

May is the time for sitting on the grass among the flowers.
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Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 053; The Peterborough Psalter & Bestiary; 14th century; Peterborough; f.3r The Parker Library Corpus Christi

The Corpus living of All Saints' Church Landbeach will feature a concert tonight with its new bells, anointed on their recent arrival by Canon Brian Macdonald-Milne (m.1955). All welcome. 18.00

Wonderful commemoration of the life of my colleague and role model Michael Tanner at Corpus Christi this afternoon. Beautifully organised by the college. The intellectual firepower partaking of afternoon tea was in the megaton range.

Now available: a link to a podcast I did for the 'Million Dollar Books Agency' about books on money and its history - blog.milliondollarbookagency.com/rory-naismith-…

Tonight at 17.30 in the McCrum Lecture Theatre, Life Fellow Professor Christopher Andrew will speak about his new book on Corpus alumnus Cyril Bertram Mills. All welcome. Drinks to follow. #Espionage

Let’s hope so

can confirm that preachers are paid, just as they always have been

23rd April 2024
Simon Harding, Head Porter of Corpus Christi leads the procession into Old Court from St Bene't's Church following the Mere's Sermon today.

The annual peregrine watch has begun!

The annual Mere's Commemoration sermon took place today, given by Ruth Jackson Ravenscroft 🐦‍⬛. Head Porter Simon Harding led University Officers, the Vice Chancellor, the Master, and other attendees back to Corpus for Madeira and seedcake.

The Spy Who Came in from the Circus - The Secret Life of Cyril Bertram Mills

Chris Andrews discusses one of our best-known & most influential names in entertainment who also enjoyed a top-secret career in British intelligence

Fri 26, 5.30pm, CC
More: bit.ly/3JwgWdC

New event: How will AI impact “the year of elections”?

Join us for panel discussions w/ Diane Coyle Prof Gina Neff Tom Mason Dr Kerry McInerney (Mackereth) Kenneth Cukier Henry Ajder & Walter M. Pasquarelli

Tuesday 21 May, 18:00, Sidgwick Site, Cambridge

Book your free ticket: bennettinstitute.cam.ac.uk/events/how-wil…

In her talk, she will discuss how her initial interest in the unique male pregnancy of seahorses led her on a path to founding Project Seahorse Project Seahorse and her work on marine conservation. Fascinating stuff. /3 of 3 corpus.cam.ac.uk/articles/biolo…

Amanda completed her PhD Dept of Zoology researching seahorses in the basement and then being the first to study them underwater, making novel discoveries about seahorse reproduction, courting, pair-bonding, and other sex-related behaviours. /2 of 3
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The College is delighted to welcome back to College alumna Dr Amanda Vincent (m.1986) Amanda Vincent to deliver the 2nd annual Oliver Rackham Lecture today, Saturday 20 April, at 17.30 in the McCrum Theatre, 'From Seahorse Sex to Global Policy Change'. /1 of 3

🦆 Duckling herding is a fine, long-standing spring tradition for our Colleges!

The College teams were lucky enough to document one duck family on their epic journey.

Here they go from Corpus Christi through St Catharine's College to Queens' College for their first swim together.