Emeritus Fellow and former Master of the College Professor Lord Robert Mair CBE contributed to the debate in the House...
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College Postdoctoral Associate Dr Mathelinda Nabugodi has published Shelley with Benjamin: A Critical Mosaic, a monograph that brings the English...
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Engineering Fellow Dr Thierry Savin led a research team that has developed a new electromagnetic device that enables high-precision measurements...
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The ninth John Hughes Arts Festival is returning to College this year from the 10-12 February. The Festival began in...
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Dr Frazer Christie, College Postdoctoral Associate and Postdoctoral Research Associate at Cambridge's Scott Polar Research Institute, is the lead author...
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Why should Christians embrace suspicious doubt? Can a suspicious Christianity challenge doubters? On 12 January, the Intellectual Forum hosted a...
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The story of a traumatised rescue dog adopted by British journalist and alumnus Rory Cellan-Jones (1977) and his wife, an...
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Natural Sciences Fellow Dr Albert Chen has co-authored a scientific paper about a bird-like dinosaur called Ichthyornis that provides unprecedented...
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Amy Wolstenholme presented her poem Inner Peace to prestigious guests at a Peace Symposium in London after winning a poetry...
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College Postdoctoral Associate and community palliative care nurse Dr Ben Bowers has conducted new research on the complexities of making...
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Three people eminent in their fields of music, literature, and art – Roy Howat, Helen Macdonald, and Agnes Thurnauer –...
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The College has set out a roadmap for decarbonising its operations and estate while acknowledging the challenges it – and...
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As part of the College’s drive toward greater sustainability, responsible investment, and inclusive growth, Jesus College has become a signatory...
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Management Studies student Ariel de Fauconberg (2020) has been awarded the prestigious Bracken Bower Prize, awarded to the best business...
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The China Forum seminar on Tuesday 29 November 2022 was given by Professor Dr Angela Schottenhammer, Professor of Chinese Middle Period & Early Modern World History, KU Leuven; Director of the Crossroads Research Centre; Selected Senior Researcher, School of Economics, Shanghai University; and research affiliate, Geography Department, UGent.
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Sculptor Veronica Ryan OBE, creator of the UK's first permanent public artwork to honour the Windrush generation, has won this...
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The China Forum seminar on Wednesday 16 November 2022 was given by Dr Roger Hart, Professor of Chinese History and Director of the China Institute at Texas Southern University.
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Jesus PhD student Michael Overton (2019) gives an insider’s perspective on COP27. Building on his PhD’s focus on ‘rewilding’, Michael...
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The China Forum lecture on Wednesday 30 November 2022 was delivered by Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Visiting Scholar, Watson Institute for International & Public Affairs, Brown University; former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense; former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia; and Principal American interpreter during President Nixon's visit to Beijing in 1972.
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The China Forum lecture on Thursday 10 November 2022 was delivered by Professor Jean C. Oi, William Haas Professor of Chinese Politics, Stanford University; Director of Stanford China Programme, Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center at Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (FSI), Stanford University; and Lee Shau Kee Director of Stanford Center at Peking University.
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My time in Cambridge has been full of exciting moments, good memories, and amazing people. When I first embarked on postgraduate studies, I never imagined I would be becoming part of the Chapel community at Jesus College. However, after my first attendance to an evensong I decided I wanted to take an active role in what for me was a complete new experience; even when I had always been an active member of my church back at home, Jesus College Chapel was an enthralling environment in which other people like...
Singing at Jesus has been a highlight of my time at university so far, because I have the privilege of singing amazing choral music with other passionate and talented singers. As a member of the College Choir and the Lower Voices, I have the opportunity to sing with our women undergraduates in the College Choir and also with the boy choristers in the Chapel Choir, which offers valuable exposure to some great repertoire. I’ve taken part in some really exciting projects despite COVID disruption, with highlights including three performances of...
I’ve had an amazing time singing at Jesus over my four years in College. It’s been an absolutely central part of my university experience, and has helped me grow as a student, a musician, and a person. The Chapel and Choir community is friendly, supportive, and diverse, and the high musical standard means that singing at Jesus is the perfect balance of challenging and rewarding. It’s a great way to be really involved with college life, from matriculation evensong at the start of the year to graduation at the end...