He got into it “for shits and giggles”
As we all now know, Cambridge is a special kind of hell, but an easy place to idealise if you’re not currently studying there.
JAMIE WEBB meets Dwain Chambers at the Union and tries to seperate the fact from the fiction.
Probably the Union’s longest serving, most committed, and most recognisable member
The ‘WU?’ Campaign is just entitled, brattish foot-stamping, says FRANCESCA RYCRAFT-MOORE
JAMIE WEBB meets actor Dominic West and talks about serial killers, drugs, and joining the circus.
In the first of a series of interviews with people sleeping rough around Cambridge, JAMIE WEBB talks to Sarah about her experiences of homelessness.
Ahead of the General Election next May, JAMIE WEBB talks to Dr Julian Huppert about street lighting, drugs, DJing, and Westminster bullies.
MATILDA WATERS catches up with the brains behind The Cambridge University Charity Fashion Show (CUCFS)
Gannin’ down from the toon, Gaz, Vicky and James gave us an insight into the ‘borderline pornographic’ world of Geordie shore (and told us that we were better than Oxford)
JAMIE WEBB talks to MEGAN DALTON about her new mental health website, this space
JAMIE WEBB talks to one of Cambridge’s biggest student bands about cracked phones, glandular fever, and stroking goldfish to death.
CLAUDIA LEONG sits down with the legendary When in Cambridge to talk gifs, exams and what makes Cantabs tick!
CLAUDIA LEONG speaks to Emma Riordan, co-founder of the “Overheard in Cambridge” Facebook group.
LUKE ILOTT speaks to Peter Singer, the philosopher once labelled “the most dangerous man on earth”.
TOM BALDERSTONE chats to Armando Iannucci, and thinks that you owe him something if you appreciate modern comedy.
Singer, music producer and Cantab Niyi discusses Russian audiences, fashion and the Cambridge music scene with CLAUDIA LEONG.