A 2024 symposium was held at Selwyn to mark the 25th anniversary of a landmark statute in the law of contract and the resulting edited collection is now in print.

Research co-led by Selwyn Fellow, Prof Charlotte Summers, has found that a mental rotation treatment that involves playing Tetris can significantly reduce intrusive memories in healthcare workers.

Three Selwyn scientists talk about why they chose their field - and what makes them want to stay in it.

A routine archaeological training excavation led to an extraordinary discovery, with one of our students, Grace Grandfield, among those at the centre of it.

Joan Hillier has gifted a collection of cartoons by her late husband, Dr Tony Hillier, Selwyn Fellow in Physiology, to the college.

We are deeply saddened to share the news of the death of Emma Sumner, a fifth-year doctoral student.

A new book co-authored by Selwyn Fellow Professor Chander Velu explores how quantum technologies are moving beyond research into real-world commercial applications

Novelist and poet David Dabydeen (1974) has been nominated for the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature.

A fond farewell to Helen Stephens, Selwyn's head porter who retires at the end of December