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Alumnus launches online school books project
A Gates alumnus has launched an innovative books programme with online musicians to get people around the world to send books to schools in a deprived city in California. Tyler […]
Gates scholar writes for The Guardian
Gates scholar Rachel Linn [2008] has written an article for the Guardian calling on the west to support democratic voices in Tunisia and stand up for political freedom. Rachel, who […]
Gates alumna published in Nature
A Gates alumna has co-authored a paper in Nature this week on her research into where the next infectious disease to be passed from animals to humans will come from. […]
Tiffany Bogich
Tiffany Bogich’s research into where the next infectious disease to be passed from animals to humans will come from has already brought her co-authorship of an article in the leading […]
Gates Cambridge Scholars’ Distinguished Lecture – Denis Oswald
The man responsible for overseeing the preparations for the 2012 London Olympics gives his views on what makes for a good Games.
Gates scholar comments on UK penal reform
Gates scholar Fiona Roughley [2010] has written an opinion piece on UK penal reform for the Sydney Morning Herald. In the article, Revolution behind bars may come at too high […]
Olympics official to talk about what makes a good Games
The man responsible for overseeing the preparations for the 2012 London Olympics is to give his views on what makes for a good Games. Denis Oswald, a Swiss lawyer and […]
Noa Epstein
Noa Epstein traces her involvement in the Israeli peace movement to an invitation to take part in a summer camp when she was 14. She was part of the Israeli […]
Gates Cambridge Scholarships Information Session for applicants from outside the USA
A Gates Cambridge Scholarship virtual information session for international applicants (i.e. those who must apply by the 1 December 2010 deadline)..The webinar was led by members of the Gates Scholars’ […]
Gates Scholars’ Distinguished Lecture: Anthony Lane of The New Yorker
Leading film critic Anthony Lane will speaks about the representation of violence in film.
