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Play our interactive game and match the faces of these climaxing students to their orgasmic moans.
WILL DALRYMPLE delves deep into this ‘real horroshow’ of a play…
This week, HOLLY LUNT talks about her mixed experiences with the theatre scene in Cambridge.
A matter of wife and death: Louis needs your to help him get to the wedding
In the next installment of our Mental Health Week series, HELEN THOMPSON considers whether we need to look again at diagnosis.
Have your say Cambridge – will it be EDM, Rock or Acoustic that wins this week?
In Mental Health Week ABBI BROWN takes a break from being our in-house cripple to become our in-house clinical depressive.
UKIP and Green party clash over who is the most fascist as King’s debate gets out of control.
Cambridge students broke into Oxford’s most sacred ball at the weekend. Here’s how the despicable tabs managed it
This week, CHARLIE PALMER wants to convince you to give stand-up a chance.
Our Blues cricketers driven to early victories by desire for revenge after last year’s Varsity defeats.
The Bullingdon Club gets the Hollywood treatment in trailer released to new film based on notorious drinking society
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This week, HOLLY LUNT wants to talk about love, relationships, sex and poetry.
VICKY DRUMMOND returns with more thought-provoking and often painful truths.
FIT COLLEGE: captivating Catz or ravishing Robinson. Cast your votes here.
The Funk Lordz are back, looking to perk us up with some deliciously sultry tunes
HELEN THOMPSON wants people to talk. About anxiety, depression and bear attacks.
In their second video column, ZOE GREEN and KIRSTIE GREEN tackle the more serious topic of body shaming.
Animal prints are back with a vengeance and the ladies wearing them aren’t taking any of your shit.
A Clare student in the 1990’s, best-selling author LIZ FRASER reveals her battle with an eating disorder at Cambridge and why she’s launching ‘Headcase’ – a pioneering mental health campaign.
Culture, culture, and a little bit of culture! Satisfy your cravings with the pick of what’s on this week in the bubble.
That boy from last night still hasn’t texted? Listen up girls, VICKY DRUMMOND has a few strong words.
This week ABBI BROWN uses handsome men to take an everyday trip to the UL.
There is plenty of evidence about drugs, argues LUKE ILOTT. So why are we ignoring it?
JOSH MARKS is blown away by this evening of excerpts from a new student-written musical.
CHARLIE PALMER is sick to death of being mocked for his love of Football.
The Athletics Team are offering £150 of champagne to the fastest 4x100m team. Who knows, maybe you can beat the Athletics Blues as well…
MATTHEW KEMP went down to the Union on Sunday night joining hordes of fans to listen to the Seventh Doctor, Sylvestor McCoy speak about Time Lords, Hedgehogs and Spoons.
Welcome to our brand new column, revealing all the gossip and untold tales from inside the Bubble.
I took drugs and they changed my life for the better, but don’t you dare follow in my footsteps, says MONSIGNOR ANON-Y-MOUSE.
In her second column, HOLLY LUNT reflects on being desensitised to the beauty of Cambridge.
Blogger ABBI BROWN will graduate in a wheelchair. Her debut column explores the pitfalls of brittle bones meeting uneven cobbles.
In their first video column, ZOE GREEN and KIRSTIE GREEN reveal the absolute worst things to say to twins…