On Varsity inequality, periods and proving men wrong
The College claims: ‘No one is entitled, without reasonable justification, to break them’
Concerns over mental health, Covid rates and flights home have led to a number of students wanting to leave Cambridge
The move has been welcomed by the Cambridge University Jewish Society
A Halloween theme this week, with pumpkins and students spooked by intruders
It’s the being told to have two weeks’ worth of food but only having half a shelf of fridge space for me
Being sick of Zoom is better than being sick from long Covid, just saying
Drinking VKs and cheesy chunes? Nature is healing x
The announcement follows campaigns from both Cambridge Zero Carbon and Extinction Rebellion Cambridge
Throwback to when we thought freshers’ flu was our biggest worry
If you’re looking for helpful information about what Cambridge Colleges are actually like, you’re in the wrong place
Online communities and ‘families’ to make Cambridge a home away from home
The open letter has over 2,700 signatures so far
Sign up to the CAmSSS scheme to provide advice to other undergraduates
Sex, Cindies and the Seeley
The University and its’ white students can no longer close our eyes to the anti-Blackness embedded in this institution
To cheer you up from those week 5 blues
Class Act Officers play an important role in helping students from low socio-economic backgrounds overcome the unique challenges they face at Cambridge
Roses are red, Churchill is made of bricks and I’m missing my weekly hashbrown fix
Five wheelie-embarrassing cycling anecdotes
Why inequalities in our two-tiered educational system will always hold disadvantaged students back
Why you can keep your gowned formals and keep off the grass signs
Katie Thacker
