Congratulations to all the Hughes rowers who participated in the Head of the Charles Regatta in October with the Cambridge University Boat Club!🙌
Read our race reports here⬇️
https://t.co/srtQyVOoBd
After years working as a journalist, Hao Xie (2025, MPhil Public Policy) wanted to learn more about the processes that influence international events. Hao’s time at Hughes Hall helped inform his approach to his work in global strategic communications.🌎💡
https://t.co/5dUt0xc96u
Congrats to Hughes students S M Mashrur Arafin Ayon & Mallika Bandyopadhyay who were Highly Commended for their joint submission to the 2026 William Dusinberre Essay Prize contest supported by Girton College🌟
Read more about their work & the competition:
https://t.co/DxmhPzkYdo
We are delighted to invite you to our annual London Christmas Drinks for Hughes Hall alumni on Tuesday 8 December, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at the Oxford and Cambridge Club.🎄
Details and booking⬇️
https://t.co/PETQFLxEwY
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to turn passion into purpose?💡
Join this masterclass to learn how nonprofits operate, and what it takes to make a meaningful difference every day.🙌
Details and booking⬇️
https://t.co/cpCyRYmR6s
Our community is enriched by academics, researchers & professionals working across a remarkable range of disciplines.💡We are happy to introduce a few of our newest Fellows whose work spans AI, climate, education, healthcare, finance, law & the sciences🌎
https://t.co/Uhqfnq3OcP
Hughes Fellow Prof Tamsin Ford has contributed her expertise in child and adolescent mental-health epidemiology to a major independent review of mental health conditions, ADHD and autism, & how support can be better matched to people’s needs.
Learn more:
https://t.co/5PJSUV1N0x
Money worries and dissatisfaction with low-quality work helped fuel Europe’s populist boom, new research finds.
Hughes Fellow Dr Lorenza Antonucci's new book explores the economic insecurities reshaping European politics.
Learn more:
https://t.co/W5IQxutJbS
We're proud to share that Hughes Hall PhD student, Isaac Lee, has won the Penny Standen Best Early Career Paper Award which recognises outstanding work by an early-career disability researcher.🙌
Learn more about Isaac's work⬇️
https://t.co/SSB5v1U5mg
Training from Hughes gave Madyo Couto (2012, MPhil Conservation Leadership) skills to manage projects that protect biodiversity in his home country, Mozambique.🌎🌿
Learn more about his work, memories of Hughes & the impact the College had on him:
https://t.co/r8iaBauILO
We're proud to share that Hughes Hall has recently been accredited as a Living Wage Employer.🙌
Learn more about why this is important here⬇️
https://t.co/M5U2GcIfeC
Hughes Fellow James Bowers is UK Director of Development & Outreach at Human Rights Watch. He tells us about his work and what impact means to him and the organisations he works with.
Learn more:
https://t.co/5KgdNs16gr
Welcome to our new and returning students! Induction week is underway and we look forward to the start of term.🎉
Looking ahead at the new academic year, Hughes President Sir Laurie Bristow reflects on his journey to Hughes and what the College is about.
https://t.co/xYZNmmizOS
As a Gates Cambridge Scholar, Prof Riikka Hofmann came to Cambridge with a passion for understanding how people and organisations change. Today, she advises government, works with schools and the NHS, and helps select future Gates Cambridge Scholars.
https://t.co/iCq9IacZln
On Saturday 19 September, alumni from across generations and around the world gathered to reconnect in College for Alumni Day. The day featured a panel event, music concert and ended with a candlelit three-course dinner in the Dining Hall.
It was wonderful to see so many alumni!
We're only a few days away from the Hughes Hall Festival of International Artists!🙌This sneak preview features countertenor Alexander Chance & pianist Nigel Yandell who will perform in the first concert of the festival on Friday.🎵
Book your tickets: https://t.co/oQ5bLQ6gRH
Hughes Hall Bridge Centre, Cambridge Digital Innovation (CDI), spans both a college and a department – the Cambridge Judge Business School – to transform lives through collaborative technological innovation.🌎
Learn about some of their current work here:
https://t.co/aUDvjRxX59
We're looking forward to welcoming new & returning students to Hughes in just a few weeks! If you're looking for information, a good place to start is on our Student Centre pages. Here you can learn all about how to prepare, what to expect & much more.🦉
https://t.co/9B76QfWuH6
Hughes Fellow Prof Bridget Bannerman was recently awarded a Schlumberger Foundation 2026 Faculty for the Future prize.🌎
This award recognises academics translating their scientific & engineering expertise into initiatives demonstrating wider impact.💡
https://t.co/BxqLPRlUAe
In the five years since her MPhil in criminology, alumna Mosope Adeyinka (2020) has embarked on a career in the technology sector, bridging her joint interests in tech and criminal justice.💡
Learn more⬇️
https://t.co/aNgQdUEEok