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In rowing, “catching a crab” is when an oar gets stuck in the water, stopping the boat’s momentum. Progress toward gender equality in the Oxford v Cambridge Boat Race has followed a similar rhythm, with periods of forward motion interrupted by moments of tension or pushback.

Rowing crews from British universities Oxford and Cambridge will compete in the men’s and women’s Boat Race on Sunday

Abandoning the "sex slave" narrative exposes the hollowness at the center of cases like this.

Poet and scholar who promoted the work of John Ruskin and edited a selection of Thom Gunn’s essays

Other lives: Structural engineer and lecturer on canals, towns and cities who campaigned to save historic buildings and street patterns

Here’s where to go to soak up the last of off-season travel on the British Isles

The Cambridge-based business will publish its full-year financial results on Wednesday.

Trixie Baker inherited the hour hand upon the death of her father, Gonville and Caius College graduate Geoffrey Hunter Baker, in 1999 aged 83.

Trixie Baker inherited the hour hand upon the death of her father

Manuscripts drawn from the collections of the university library and Cambridge’s historic colleges will go on display.

The Boat Race is less than two weeks away but has been shrouded in controversy