Meet KATIE HOPKINS, the ‘Jesus of the Outspoken’: funny, engaging, hard as nails and, as we found out, impossible to rattle..
We’ve seen the stickers in the bathroom walls, but what does LINKLINE do? In this Mental Health Awareness week, we sat down with Michael Zervos to found out.
We catch up with Made in Chelsea’s Jamie Laing, who was in Cambridge to open his new sweet shop.
JOE WHITWELL and HAZEL SHEARING talk King’s recent victory and their hopes for other colleges with the CUSU Living Wage officer.
CHARLIE DOWELL explores the moorings of the Cam and meets its colourful floating inhabitants.
ANNA WILMOT speaks to legendary funny man, Alan Davies, about QI, Jonathon Creek, and the follow-up to his long-awaited return to stand-up comedy with his show, Little Victories.
IT correspondant, PIPPA CALVIN, divulges her pretty fucking awesome tips for landing a decent job.
JONNY WATKINS and OJ WATSON asked the students of Cambridge what tunes they liked to make sweet, sensuous love to. Turns out it’s not all about Shaggy and Marvin Gaye.
JOE WHITWELL talks to Student Minds at the start of their Mental Health Week, about what they do and the pressures of being a student in Cambridge.
ANNA WILMOT sits down with the owners of Cambridge’s first and best frozen yoghurt shop, Chill.
ANNA WILMOT sits down with Vincent Castiglione, the owner of the Maypole, to discuss the success of his family-run pub and its popularity among the Cambridge students.
JOE WHITWELL meets the policewoman turned Deputy Head Porter at ‘Old College’…
JESS HOYLE has the opportunity to interview the truly remarkable musician Rae Morris.
Wondering what to do after Cambridge? Quentin Beroud and Jack Gamble have started up their own theatre company. LARA FERRIS went along to find out how it was going.
What happens when you put the managers of three of Cambridge’s biggest (read: only) night-spots in one room under interrogation? SOPHIA VAHDATI finds out
BEN DALTON is hungry enough to call upon CowsDrinkMilk to make him Thai Green Curry. The results are delicious in more ways than one.
JAMES LOWTHER caught up with Matthew Healy of The 1975 to discuss touring schedules, the frailty of awards and song stealing
SARA STILLWELL questions whether the rise of digital media has empowered the masses.
Anna Wilmot
Mariella Salazar
Pippa Calvin
Lara Ferris
Brian Geoffrey