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Students at Selwyn took part in the annual Three Minute Thesis competition, delivering three-minute presentations of their research to a panel of judges, who selected four participants as winners.
Escaping the ravages of war in Berdiansk, Ukraine, Dasha Zhurat and her family found themselves on a journey to safety across Europe last yea
Wes Streeting (SE 2001) is destined for government if the opinion polls are to be believed. But what has driven him from Selwyn undergraduate less than twenty years ago to a potential job as a cabinet minister?
Is a four-day working week the future? Andrew Barnes (SE 1978), banker and entrepreneur turned campaigner, was behind the group that brought the idea to the forefront. Here, he reveals the personal motivation behind his mission to advocate a shorter working week.
Zaria Forman’s magnificent artwork ‘Lincoln Sea’ will be on display at Selwyn from September. Mark Poynting (SE 2018), a polar researcher at the BBC, outlines the consequences of melting ice on global sea levels, water resources and people
Selwyn College MSt student, Andy Wright (SE 2022), shares his journey towards introducing sustainable sports kits for the Cambridge University Football Club, spearheading positive change in the clothing industry.
Josie Brookes (SE 2018), a third-year veterinary student sponsored by the Jamie Netschert Fund, reflects on her clinical placement
Alex Turner, the Head Gardener at Selwyn, is revolutionising the garden’s landscape by adapting to climate change and introducing exotic plants from diverse corners of the globe. He explains how this could be the future of gardening.
Annabel Steadman (SE 2010) has had a rapid journey from Selwyn undergraduate to globally recognised author. Writing as AF Steadman, she has won seven-figure deals for her children’s books. Here, she shares snippets of her own brand-new reality.