The latest in our series on women in the archives.

We are delighted to announce that Churchill’s Master Professor Athene Donald has been named as one of 50 leading role models for girls and women in technology in the accelerate-HER Inspiring 50 Uk 2018  list.

Congratulations to Churchill alumnus Fiona Beresford (U09), who has been appointed to lead the Oxbridge Preparation Programme at Gower College Swansea.

Based on considerable new archival research from documents and papers held at The Churchill Archives Centre, Svetlana's book concentrates on a period of academic espionage in US universities during the Cold War and dating back to before the ‘Magnificent Five’ Cambridge spy ring.

Master, Athene Donald spoke at the Amazon Development Centre in Cambridge last week, focusing on how systemic changes can bring better gender equality in the workplace.

This year marks not only the 100th anniversary of women receiving the vote but also Churchill College’s highest ever intake of female undergraduate engineers. Watch our special panel discussion.

Members of Churchill's Catering Team — Rebecca Cresswell, Elona Gjegja, Sarah Crawley and Jill Hay (pictured) are raising money for Breast Cancer Care, Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust and Ovarian Cancer Action by taking part in Women V Cancer Ride the Night — the largest women-only cycling event in the UK.

This International Women's Day, Churchill Fellow, Professor Alison Finch celebrates the Swiss-French thinker Germaine de Staël. (1766–1817), who was at the heart of intellectual and literary life in revolutionary and Napoleonic France.