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Do the Cambridge admissions statistics reveal a black access problem?
The latest admissions statistics reveal plenty of issues to address, but BME outreach should not be at the top of the list
New exam term first: Tab tries Brie with ecstasy
Middle aged mums are popping pills with cheese, is it worth the hype?
Want to change drinking societies? Don’t trust Grudgebridge.
The attack on drinking societies has escalated, but in the process it has gone off course.
Tim Farron’s record on homosexuality is liberal, not bigoted
Michael Gove and Liz Kendall show how intolerant we’ve become
My experience of CICCU is one of hate preaching
CICCU’s unholy trinity: intolerance, judgement, and exploitation.
I had an abortion at Cambridge, and I was shocked at how taboo it still is
In an university with so many ‘clever’ people, I was shocked at how uneducated others were
I had an abortion at Cambridge, and I was shocked at how taboo it still is
In an university with so many ‘clever’ people, I was shocked at how uneducated others were
I had an abortion at Cambridge, and I was shocked at how taboo it still is
In an university with so many ‘clever’ people, I was shocked at how uneducated others were
Getting arrested as a teenager was the best mistake I ever made
My mistake should be a sign of strength
I have problems with mental health and don’t want to be told how to feel about class lists
An open letter to the No Campaign
Ditching ‘Tokyo-to-Kyoto’ is patronising and ignorant
Can’t be bothered to learn the history of a country? Assume they’re all the same and yell ‘offensive’ whenever things get a little international.
A letter to my Samaritans saviour
It took a stranger on the end of the phone to keep me alive: why Cambridge needs to do more about mental health.
Confessions of a female compsci
An anonymous female compsci gives us the low-down on stereotypes, social butterflies and well-meaning supervisors.
CICCU is broken
Some names have been changed in order to protect the anonymity of the persons involved.
Alcoholism: The dark side of Cambridge
One recovering alcoholic’s message to everyone lost at the bottom of a bottle.
Why I make small-talk with my rapist
After this term’s consent workshops, an anonymous rape survivor speaks out
Footlights President: The Interview
Tom Fraser, Footlights President: BNOC, Liam Neeson, David Attenborough, God, or none of the above? You decide.
What to do if you are raped
Rape as an issue is often discussed, but what isn’t, is what to do if it happens to you.
The Sunday Serial: Episode 2 – The Good Samaritan
Last week was blackmail and cancelled garden parties, this week is megalomania and mice.