Maximising the power of innovation and creativity to improve organisations, cities and welfare
The College welcomes Dr Cristian Granados as Postdoctoral Research Associate
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Inspiring others to start writing and believing in themselves
Lucy Cavendish Student, and Author of Twelve Motives for Murder, discusses her creative writing studies and embracing new opportunities
“Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good”
Emma Hughes, author of No Such Thing As Perfect, tells us about her writing career and shares some pro tips.
Sarah Harris shares her journey to becoming a published author
Sarah’s novel, One Ordinary Day at a Time, is a novel inspired by and set in Lucy Cavendish College
Exploring academic writing in the field of medical law and ethics
Lucy medical student Anastasia Georgiou discusses her studies, publications, and travels
What I love about writing is getting into that state of concentration, and what I’m imagining is more vivid and real than the room I’m sitting in.
An interview with Lucy’s Creative Writing Supervisor Jo Browning Wroe, author of A Terrible Kindness
Never give up. Sometimes you only need one competition to recognise your talents - the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize could be the one to recognise yours
An interview with Susan Stokes-Chapman, author of Pandora, shortlisted at the 2020 Fiction Prize.
Identifying novel strategies to combat heart failure
Alumna Ana Vujic talks about her passion for heart research and the challenging road to success
Bringing the opportunities of higher education to all
Alumna Sophia Economides on her commitment to widening participation and the need for a more diverse workforce in the engineering sector
Winning the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize was the key to getting a publishing deal
Megan Davis, winner of the 2021 Fiction Prize with The Messenger, on her writing career and the benefits of entering a prize