Royal visits to King's College date right back to 1446 when Henry VI came to lay the foundation stone of the Chapel. The visits have...

How do you introduce movement, sound and light into your backyard (or even your front court)? Add a water-feature of course! Every gardener knows that...

Historian and former Fellow of King's Tony Judt died last Friday (6 August), age 62. Judt is best known for his controversial essays on American...

This month's Archive of the month looks at the history of the gardens at King's. "The green spaces of King's" features documents and images from...

Two choristers from King's College Choir have won academic scholarships to Eton. Out of 105 candidates, Joseph Boorman and Joe Etheridge (both aged 13) came...

An eighteenth century notebook from the King's archives has been published online. The notebook contains 400 pages of reading notes by King's student and Fellow...

Picture Cambridge between the World Wars, what do you see? Images of black-robed fellows, top-hat sporting 'bulldogs' and hordes of young men in crew jackets drinking...

12 - 26 June 2010 This exhibition of 22 architectural sketches in a naive, intuitive idiom looks at a fanciful expansion of King's College, Cambridge...

King's student Matthew Sandy has won first prize in the Sir Anthony Lewis Memorial Prize Competition. Matthew (pictured, left, with Ben-San Lau) is a second...

More than 150 top academics, policy-makers, and private sector leaders meet at King's this week. They are coming to the first symposium of the Institute...

Today our identities are verified by PIN numbers, passwords, access codes andphoto IDs. In pre-electronic days individuals who needed to prove their social credentials would...

The Archive Centre has recently added to its already impressive collection of papers relating to the Bloomsbury Group, and today the story is on national...

The restoration work to the masonry and windows on th e south side of the Chapel has now finished. The work started in September 2008...

The next two weeks will see a team of 15 King’s students placing calls to almost 2000 Non Resident Members as part of our annual...

Edited by Karl Sabbagh Principal photography by Martin Parr How do you compile a book to convey the unique nature of King's? A Book of...

King’s is delighted to announce that Revd Dr Jeremy Morris has been elected as the College's new Dean. Dr Morris is currently Dean of Trinity...

The archival document presented this month is a Victorian rebus-letter from the collection of William C. Green, who came up to King's in 1851. The...

Tree felled to stop damage to the Back Gate A large horse chestnut tree has been felled to stop the damage it is doing to...

King's Choir will play a key part in a new Easter schedule from the BBC. BBC TV will broadcast Easter at King's , an Easter...

February's Archive of the Month presents documents that date from the fourteenth to eighteenth century.They are prime examples of secular illumination and royal portraiture in...

Julie Bressor has just started as the College’s new Director of Development. Julie will work closely with the Provost, Fellows, Development Board, King’s Members and...

The Archive Centre has added to its already impressive collection of papers relating to the Bloomsbury Group. It has acquired and catalogued the letters of...

January's Archive of the Month highlights some of the wax seals held in the Archive Centre. These miniature works of art date from King Stephen...

In a ceremony in the Chapel on 19 January the Provost admitted Mark Pigott, OBE as a Fellow Commoner of the College. Mr Pigott is...

Anne Pacita Boulton is in her first term at King’s College studying medicine. Already she’s getting a taste of what it will be like to...

The University of Cambridge welcomed Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh KG KT, Chancellor of the University, yesterday as...

The Christ-child lay on Mary's lap, His hair was like a light. (O weary, weary were the world, But here is all aright.) The Christ-child...

New photographs have been released of this year’s rehearsals for what many people feel is the highlight of Christmas Eve - the carol service from...

Alan MacFarlane(KC 1971, Anthropological Science) trained as a historian at Oxford from where he holds an M.A. and D.Phil. He also holds an M.Phil and...

Anne Pacita Boulton, 19, comes from Southampton. She took her GCSEs at St Anne’s Catholic School and then won a scholarship to do her A-levels...

An important milestone in the construction of a major new research facility for the University of Cambridge has been marked with a topping out ceremony....

King's Fellow Anthony Giddens will discuss his latest book The Politics of Climate Change at the Cambridge literary festival Wordfest on 29 November. The book...

King’s College Cambridge has announced an innovative gift to create the Pigott Scholarships to support its graduate students. The scholarships will enable the College to...

Susan Tomes (KC 1972, Music) recalls her recent visit to King's Chapel and Evensong After lamenting the lack of music in Venice churches, I had...

Join them wherever you are! Tonight, James K. Galbraith (KC 1974) will be speaking at the King's London Event, a discussion on the global financial...