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Churchill's Bursar retires after eighteen years
At a special morning tea on 14 February, staff said farewell to Jennifer Brook, who is retiring after eighteen years in the post.
Learning from success and failure – what it really takes to be a successful entrepreneur
On Monday 30 January the College hosted a challenging and topical debate about enterprise and entrepreneurship to a wide-ranging audience of students, alumni and friends from Churchill and the wider Cambridge community.
Kenneth Arrow: 1921–2017
Professor Kenneth Arrow, Nobel Laureate and Honorary Fellow of Churchill College, died at his home in Palo Alto, California on the 21 February 2017, he was 95.
Women in Science at the Archives Centre
A new exhibit delves into the collections of scientific women at the Archives Centre to mark International Women’s Day (8 March)
FreeThink Tank interview with Professor Dame Athene Donald
Churchill's Master, Professor Dame Athene Donald was interviews by the online magazine The Freethink Tank.
‘Art in the Archives: Creativity in the Churchill Era’
Highlights from the latest display in the Archives Centre.
Viral charity campaigns have a psychological 'recipe' and all-too-brief lifespan.
New research by Churchill Fellow Dr Sander van der Linden, focusing on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, reveals the very brief shelf life of such viral campaigns, and suggests the nature of ‘virality’ and social tipping points themselves may be a stumbling block to deeper engagement with social issues that campaigns aim to promote.