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The new policy will be introduced after Easter
‘Angry, pervy, outrageous and hilarious’ is how she, and we, are described
More like Sotonia x
Because shouting it at them just isn’t enough
Can’t say no to a cheeky pint and a past paper
Did Jane deserve the money? Finally some answers
Find a dick that has 15 different settings, I dare you
Ghosting: the unabridged tale of a very Cambridge problem
A body was found on Tuesday
The character’s name is called ‘Love’
One student said ‘it felt antisemitic at UCL last night’
Basically, you don’t ever have to have a period if you don’t want to
How hard you spank is VERY important
‘Bastard’ is a new play by Billie Collins encompassing themes of grief, loss, inner torment, and questions of identity and family
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the prettiest peach of them all? Vote at the bottom of the article
‘I was very drunk at pres and saw that Leadmill was offering a Gold card so I thought fuck it’
53 per cent of students voted to keep it
They have been dubbed ‘blackface thots’
The event was due to take place after Williamson’s visit to campus was cancelled by students
Kees van der Pijl was formerly head of the International Relations department
Kees van der Pijl was formerly head of the International Relations department
They’ve raised over £4000 for charity so far
‘What the fuck do you want me to do with it??’
The orgasm gap is a problem that is normalised within uni culture
Flat pranks, tried and tested
Flat pranks, tried and tested
If I were a fifty year old man I’d say it was ‘a romp of an evening’.