Pembroke May Ball was the “quintessential May Week experience” for JOHN BARDSLEY.
Queens’ May Ball announces its first confirmed act: chart-topping band Bastille.
Question Time regular Owen Jones turns down the chance to speak at the Cambridge Union.
Mary Beard has hit back at her critics by scooping a pin-up award.
Inanimate Carbon Rod #1 – your next NUS President?
A 3rd year at Fitz has become an overnight sensation on YouTube thanks to some help from a superstar DJ!
Cambridge’s most illustrious swap venue may have served students for the last time.
Rob Da Bank and A. Skillz will be headlining this year’s Varsity Trip.
Deputy Editor JOHN BARDSLEY on how failure is your best option in week five.
Trenton Oldfield has been found guilty of causing public nuisance.
JOHN BARDSLEY brings you an update on the future of our beloved Fez club.
JOHN BARDSLEY is left feeling contented by a solid May Ball.
JOHN BARDSLEY struggles to explain how good this student clubnight was.
Bass addict JOHN BARDSLEY shows you where the beats are hiding in Cambridge.
In the first of a three part dance music series, JOHN BARDSLEY gets to know Austrian Drum & Bass superstars Camo & Krooked.
JOHN BARDSLEY has a lot of time for the Re:Generation Music Project. It’s quality and it’s free. What’s not to love?
Ahead of James Morrison’s sold out show at the Corn Exchange on Friday, JOHN BARDSLEY catches up with support act, Rainy Boy Sleep.
Want to expand your horizons? Or just be unable to hear the next day? JOHN BARDSLEY tells you how The Junction can help.