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CHRIS SIMPSON, founder of ScotSoc, responds to yesterday’s pro Yes argument.
ZACK HASSAN is sick of your Southern politics. Here’s why he’s voting Yes.
Students must live in a Travelodge if they refuse to inhabit a building site, Queens’ has told students.
Unsure what you’ll need at Uni? Fear not, quivering fresher: TED HILL is here to tell you exactly what to bring for your first terrifying Cantab term.
LMH rise from flames while Pembroke hold their heads in shame
The Results are in! Trinity turns up trumps again, but there are a few juicy surprises…
Labour Club slams CUCA over their sex-scandal embroiled Vice President.
It’s all about equality, insists first-class Cambridge medic recently crowned Miss England 2014.
One Cambridge student has suffered through a year of bizarre abuse, and he’s not staying silent any longer.
RYAN MONK was amused but not astounded by this fun and silly May Week production.
LAURA PATERSON neither loves nor hates this piece of student writing from New Zealand.
These Footlights will go far, reckons LOUIS SHANKAR.
It’s HOLLY LUNT’s last column. WARNING: CONTAINS GRAPHIC VIOLENT IMAGERY.
Tired of the monotonous taste of regular condoms? MELISSA JONES is here to explore the more exotic variety…
This week, CHARLIE PALMER wants to talk about insensitive post-exam spraying…
Banging bod and brain fasttrack Miss Cambridgeshire to Miss England final.
Friends visiting from home? WILL POPPLEWELL lets you know how to make things go with a bang.
MISS D lets you know how to pull the man/woman of your dreams this May Week.
In her penultimate column, HOLLY LUNT reveals a bit about her special group, and leaves us with a riddle…
There’s a damn good reason to have Women’s Officers, argues RIKKI WOLKIND, and we should respect it.
Vomit, hot candle wax and Christian Grey made an unexpected appearance in last week’s Criminal Law paper
As most Third Years are saying goodbye to their degrees, MMLer CLAIRE HUXLEY gives an insight into the lives of their year abroad counterparts.
This week, two titans of awful architecture battle it out for the ultimate accolade of definitively being the shittest.
CHARLIE PALMER tells you to get off your arse and make some damn friends.
Yes, that’s right, I call myself a cripple. ABBI BROWN explains her controversial title.
The thought of exams has cut the wheat from the chaff. We’re down to diehard few.
MAISY MINT enjoys porn and self-objectification. And she doesn’t care who knows it.
This week, HOLLY LUNT talks politics, Dale Winton and her vision for a new anti-UKIP advert…
The May Bank holiday weekend saw the college hockey season draw to a dramatic conclusion.
If only students would stop foisting their self-satisfied and boring opinions down our throats, life might be a bit more interesting argues ELEANOR COSTELLO.
We bring you the opportunity to callously judge some of the worst of the worst of Cambridge architecture.
In 24 hours Louis McBride has raised enough money to hire a helicopter that can take him to his sister’s wedding.
This week Downing and Queens battle it out for your votes. Who will emerge victorious?
Slim pickings this week, but no excuses not to put down that revision and head out for some fun in the Culture sun
This week, ZOE GREEN and KIRSTIE GREEN discuss a smorgasbord of scintillating topics.
CHARLIE PALMER really quite likes Easter term, and he’s sick to death of people who act like it’s the worst thing ever.