Nearly a year into a five-year study of Sanskrit scholarship in the Kaveri delta, researchers led by Selwyn Bye-Fellow Dr Jonathan Duquette have made their first major find. It is a manuscript that may be the earliest known work of Nāmasiddhānta in South India, a religious movement holding that reciting the name of a god is enough to achieve spiritual liberation.

Students at Selwyn have achieved outstanding academic results for 2026, with the college's performance improving for the third year in a row.

A mission, called CosmoCube, is outlined in the recent edition of Nature Astronomy by a team of scientists led by Selwyn Fellow Professor Eloy de Lera Acedo.

Four members of Selwyn's MCR community will take an original musical, One Night at Ford's Theatre, to the Edinburgh Fringe.

Andrew Barnes (SE 1978) and his partner Charlotte Lockhart have given £10 million to the University of Cambridge to establish the Charlotte Lockhart Precision Breast Cancer Institute, supporting research to give people more time and hope.

Meet the newest members of our Fellowship.

Dr Tom Smith has taken up a new role as Assistant Senior Tutor at Selwyn.

New research reveals that bumblebees collect up to seven times as much toxic heavy metal as honeybees, even when foraging in exactly the same environment.

Congratulations to all our new graduates.