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25 Years, 25 Stories

As Cambridge in America marks 25 years of connecting the University and its alumni across North America, we’re highlighting 25 remarkable individuals whose stories reflect the innovation, discovery, and global reach of Cambridge.

Five Vice-Chancellors: One Historic Evening

Leadership, Legacy and the Future of Higher Education

In honor of CAm’s 25th anniversary, we brought together the current and former Vice-Chancellors of the University of Cambridge for a wide-ranging conversation spanning more than two decades of vision, impact, and growth.

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Cambridge in America: 25 Years of Friendship and Philanthropy

In honor of CAm’s 25th anniversary, this video, “25 Years of Friendship and Philanthropy,” opens a window into the extraordinary impact CAm’s community of volunteers, donors, and friends have had on Collegiate Cambridge for the past quarter century and shines a light on the enduring bonds alumni have to their academic home and to one another.

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William H. Janeway

Watch this special message from CAm Board Member William H. Janeway (Pembroke College 1965) as he addresses attendees at Cambridge in America’s 25th Anniversary and offers remarks on CAm’s growth and impact.

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Gurnee Hart

It is with profound sadness that we share the news of the passing of Gurnee Hart — dear friend, founder of Cambridge in America, and the first chair of the Board of Directors.

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25 Years of Photos

From milestone celebrations and alumni gatherings to special visits and landmark moments, these photos capture the people and events that have shaped CAm from the very beginning.

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Made in the USA

Americans who come to study at Cambridge stand on the shoulders of giants – but what is it really like to follow your dreams over an ocean to a world of ancient buildings and supervisions, bops and bedders?