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CAm promotes interest in and support for the University of Cambridge and its constituent Colleges among alumni and friends in North America.
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Happy Birthday to Hugh Bonneville (Corpus Christi 1982) seen here during a visit to Corpus.
Please join us in wishing a very happy birthday to this proud Cambridge alumnus, acclaimed actor, and beloved storyteller.
Whether portraying Lord Grantham in Downton Abbey or bringing the Paddington films to life, Hugh's work has entertained and inspired audiences across generations. Here's to another wonderful year. #CambridgeAlumni #HughBonneville #DowntonAbbey #Paddington #CorpusChristiCollege #UniversityOfCambridge
10 Nov 2026
Happy Birthday to Hugh Bonneville (Corpus Christi 1982)! Thank you for the talent, charm, and unforgettable performances that have delighted audiences for years. Hope you have a wonderful celebration and an amazing year ahead! What's your favorite Hugh Bonneville performance?
10 Nov 2026
What does the Democratic victory in the 2026 US midterm elections mean for the future of American politics?
Professor Nicholas Guyatt, co-founder of the Centre for the United States of America at Cambridge (CUSAC), examines the opportunities and challenges facing Democrats, the limits of their newfound power, and what the election results could mean for the next two years.
Read his perspective on the “bluenami” from “across the pond” by visiting the link in our bio.
#Bluenami #AmericanPolitics #USPolitics #CambridgeUniversity
06 Nov 2026
What does an increasingly multipolar world mean for America's future?
Nicholas Guyatt, Professor of North American History at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Jesus College, explores how the global balance of power is shifting and what these changes could mean for the United States and its influence on the world stage.
Watch the full discussion, "What Will Endure? America After the Trump Era" and explore the ideas and insights from the discussion by visiting the links in our bio.
#AmericanPolitics #USPolitics #CambridgeUniversity
05 Nov 2026
On Election Day, what can history teach us about the power of public pressure to bring about change?
Ella McPherson, Professor of the Sociology of Media and Technology at the University of Cambridge, draws parallels between the fight for automobile safety regulations in the 1960s and the challenges facing American society today. Can public pressure once again become a catalyst for change?
Watch the full discussion, "What Will Endure? America After the Trump Era" and explore the ideas and insights from the discussion by visiting the link in our bio.
#ElectionDay #AmericanPolitics #USPolitics #CambridgeUniversity @queens_college
03 Nov 2026
On the eve of the midterm elections: presidential power and a crucial call to vote.
In his latest book, “The U.S. Presidency: Power, Responsibility, and Accountability”, Clare Hall Life Member E. Thomas Sullivan explores the constitutional foundations of presidential authority and the challenges facing American democracy.
As the US midterm elections approach, Sullivan makes the case for civic education, democratic accountability, and the importance of participating in the electoral process. Visit the link in our bio.
#Vote #Election2026 #ClareHall #CambridgeUniversity @clarehallcambridge
02 Nov 2026
It was an evening to remember! Thank you to everyone who joined us at The Paley Center for Media in New York City on October 27 for “Women Leaders in a Turbulent World.”
We are especially grateful to our distinguished panelists, Arianna Huffington (Girton 1968), Blythe Masters (Trinity 1988), and Sukanya Rajaratnam (Christ’s 1993), and to University of Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Prentice for moderating an engaging conversation about leadership, innovation, and navigating change.
We look forward to sharing a video recording of the conversation soon.
@ariannahuff @blythe_sj_masters @sukanya_rajaratnam @girtoncollege @trincollcam @christscollegecambridge
#WomenLeaders #CambridgeAlumni #CambridgeUniversity
30 Oct 2026
Has America reached the peak of its global power?
Nicholas Guyatt, Professor of North American History at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Jesus College, explores whether the United States has passed its moment of greatest influence and whether another nation could emerge to take its place on the world stage.
Watch the full discussion "What Will Endure? America After the Trump Era" and explore the ideas and insights from the discussion by visiting the links in our bio.
#AmericanPolitics #USPolitics #CambridgeUniversity @jesuscollegecam
29 Oct 2026
Are we turning every disagreement into a culture war?
Ella McPherson, Professor of the Sociology of Media and Technology at the University of Cambridge as well as the Anthony L. Lyster Fellow in Sociology at Queens’ College, explores how the meaning of "culture wars" has expanded to the point where even everyday disagreements can be framed as cultural battles.
Watch the full discussion "What Will Endure? America After the Trump Era" and explore the ideas and insights from the discussion by visiting the links in our bio.
#AmericanPolitics #USPolitics #CambridgeUniversity @queens_college
27 Oct 2026
To mark US midterm election season, the Cambridge in America @cantabusa team has spotlighted new @cambpressassess titles that delve into the power plays, institutions, and decisions shaping American governance.
What are you reading on politics and power right now?
27 Oct 2026
“You must live life with the full knowledge that your actions will remain. We are creatures of consequence.” - Zadie Smith
Happy Birthday to Zadie Smith (King’s College 1994)!
For readers around the world, Smith’s books offer the pleasure of meeting memorable characters while seeing familiar places and experiences in a new light. Since “White Teeth” appeared in 2000, she has built a remarkable body of work, including “On Beauty,” “NW,” “Swing Time,” and “The Fraud.”
Her Cambridge connection began in 1994, when she arrived at King’s College to study English literature and contributed stories to “The Mays,” an annual anthology of student writing. Earlier this year, she returned to Cambridge for a conversation at the Cambridge Literary Festival about her latest essay collection, “Dead and Alive.” Smith has also revealed that she is working on a new novel about teenagers in the 1990s.
Find out more about Zadie Smith and her work at www.zadiesmith.com
Photo: David Shankbone / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0 ow.ly/AH5S50ZXpnc
#HappyBirthday #ZadieSmith #KingsCollege #CambridgeUniversity
25 Oct 2026
Who really governs America?
Gary Gerstle, Paul Mellon Professor of American History Emeritus at the University of Cambridge, examines the concentration of power in the United States, where nine unelected Supreme Court justices and one president wield enormous influence over the nation's future.
Watch the full discussion and explore the ideas and insights from "What Will Endure? America After the Trump Era" by visiting the links in our bio.
#AmericanPolitics #USPolitics #CambridgeUniversity
22 Oct 2026
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