Esther Knowles joined The Cambridge Tab in January 2023 as a Features Writer, before progressing to be Senior News Editor in the Summer of 2023
Esther Knowles is in her second year of undergraduate study, reading English at the University of Cambridge. She studied English, History and Religious Studies at A Level
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No wonder Cambridge students always look stressed
Pembroke has already converted the church on Trumpington Street into an auditorium
Anyone caught using the word will be forced to undertake a mandatory ‘inclusivity training’
The petition to save the mixed choir is supported by the former archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams
The action comes after Trinity was issued a legal notice asking it to divest from its investments in arms companies
The industrial action, sparked by pay disputes, will take place from Tuesday 12th March to Thursday 14th March
The protestors marched to the Student Services Centre to lodge complaints but were turned away
Emmanuel College has now paid the £3,924.75 they legally owed to students
Does anyone else smell fizzy cherry in the library?
Activist groups protest the involvement of Cambridge’s Laboratory for Scientific Computing with fossil fuel companies and the war in Gaza
More Cambridge students are stressed by their degree than enjoy it
Let’s find out if your spending is normal
Catherine and Gemma King will row in rival boats for the first time in their lives
Dinal De Alwis, a pupil at Whitgift School, wanted to study economics at Cambridge
James Tooley, vice-chancellor of Buckingham University, is starting a course examining the origins of the ‘woke’ movement
The Philosophy fellow has faced backlash for a controversial blog post where he advocated for a ‘hereditarian revolution’
Unfortunately beaten by Oxford… again!
Nathan Cofnas has been under fire for his recent blog post where he advocated for ‘the preservation of racial distinctions’
It’s now up to you to decide the top 10…
Cambridge students, we’re sorry if this hurts your feelings
We’re here again doing the work of the people
Let’s hope they’re not studying politics
Babe wake up, it’s time to nominate for The Tab’s BNOC list
The union, representing over 450 members of support staff, say they are paid below inflation rates
‘It is deeply wrong to make negative assumptions about any one group or community’
She has no shame and we love it
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