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Your feeble open letter is not enough
LGBT+ women have reported being targeted by bouncers
Read it to make sure you’re not in it
This comes after the press misreported and demonised Olufemi over the decolonisation debate
Lola Olufemi was featured on the front page of The Telegraph today, which incorrectly portrayed the ongoing debate about decolonising the curriculum
They said the University is being ‘undemocratic’ and of ‘stifling debate’, allegations that the University stringently denies
Lammy is right: Oxbridge is failing underpriviledged students. But admissions statistics shows that it goes beyond Oxbridge.
The President can’t be in Cambridge this year so it has been postponed
Cambridge grad student Giulio Regeni was murdered last year. Now the lawyer investigating his case is missing.
One member interrupted a speech with ‘It should have been a £50 note’, followed by raucous laughter
Individuals shouted chants inciting rape to the infamous Chicago tune
They’re patronising at best, detrimental to mental health at worst
Read it to be sure it isn’t about you
He argued that the Union was becoming “a declining and feeble excuse for a charity.”
Josh Jackson said this after a disciplinary meeting for an “unacceptably aggressive” campaign
Sophie Buck was asked to remove the post by the elections committee.
Affilation will be discussed again before the budget for 2017-18 is released
Two Girton students were approached on their way back from the Co-Op
This comes after the singer threw a drink and hit somebody during her set
A rock wrapped in duct tape was thrown through a window
He was a member of the Conservative Association at the time
This comes after several anti-Semitic incidents over the past few days.
The antisemitic flyers told people to get the ‘plain facts of the matter’.
The Facebook statement contained a condemnation of Julie Bindel, who will not be appearing at the debate.
Sherlock spoilers inevitable
Oxford and Cambridge are really not seeing eye to eye over Varsity football
Everyone is a bit confused, and rightly so
He also went to Girton
Richard Brooks has issued a statement via social media against allegations made yesterday
The NUS Official is said to have collaborated with the Israeli embassy to oust her
The National Student Satisfaction Survey is part of the TEF – suspected to increase fees
‘Sexit’ just doesn’t have the same oomph as ‘Pexit’
Because, sometimes it can feel like everything’s going up in flames
Fewer celebs, more politics, and a general lack of ‘oomph’
The tiff has been resolved and has set Cambridge on the way to possible increased fees
Attempts to lower targets by 0.5% have been met with anger and refusal
PLUS: The names of all 55 fellows who requested a Regent House vote – including two college masters.
A petition to save the class lists with over 500 signatories was submitted to CUSU, 150 above the minimum number needed to trigger a referendum.
It went to the college mailing list. Oops…
The Pembroke alumna and Labour MP Jo Cox was murdered yesterday.
Accounts for the financial year ending 30th June 2015 show overspending of £4,498
A week after Cambridge voted to remain, Oxford has also decided to stay affiliated to the NUS
Large canisters of nitrous oxide, or ‘laughing gas’ reported stolen over Bank Holiday
‘Peterhouse should not pay unnecessary fees to an organisation that operates with such incompetency and inefficiency’
They were ‘satisfied, based on the evidence and information available to me that it was not Malia’s intention to be anti-Semitic’.
The fabulous Stanley Tucci talks things movie making, Hollywood, and the darker sides to his characters
CUSU Coordinator confirms that DSO referendum turnout exceeded after just one day of voting
They join Newcastle and Lincoln who have also decided to disaffiliate.
Reports of a ‘serious problem’ led to people being told to leave the exam room
‘I had fantastic opportunities in my life, I want all young people to have the same’
Tokyo to Kyoto transformed into ‘The Metropolis’
The UK “has not been supporting the Italian authorities as forcefully as [Regeni’s] murder deserved”.
“We are appalled by Giulio Regeni’s murder.”
This will probably get a lot of people’s tails in a twist.
Hannah Dawson
