Ahead of the General Election next May, JAMIE WEBB talks to Dr Julian Huppert about street lighting, drugs, DJing, and Westminster bullies.
Threats made against students and the University’s Archaeology Department
Labour Club slams CUCA over their sex-scandal embroiled Vice President.
SUE DENIM brings you all the breaking news that you don’t need to know, but really want to.
Our good ol’ student union just can’t seem to get a break.
NATALIE BENNETT, the current political leader of the Green Party, talks about the upcoming European Parliament elections and why she thinks that the Green Party is the only viable alternative to the main political parties on the UK’s political landscape.
Russell Brand might be full of crap, but he’s stopped people snoring at the mention of politics, argues JOE GOODMAN.
Academics are pressuring the Vice-Chancellor to defend students against police spying. ABIGAIL WOOD reports.
Selwyn students vote to re-affiliate with the student union. HEATHER MCKAY reports.
Politics is theatrical, theatre is political says ADAM TYNAN, get used to it
President of the CUSU LGBT Campaign CHARLIE BELL has a few home truths he’d like to share about our Students’ Union.
It’s official: the Pope is Catholic, bears do it in the woods, and Cambridge nightlife is awful.
Ed Miliband spent Monday lunchtime hanging out in Market Square, as Labour launched the final stages of their local election campaign.
JOEL FENSTER argues that reactions to Thatcher’s death show us how broken Cambridge politics is.
In the wake of last night’s CUSU elections, HARRY WRIGHT says we need to stop bashing CUSU and lose our apathy.
Cambridge students in uproar at Marine Le Pen’s invitation to speak at the Cambridge Union.
Bored of the red team and the blue team? JACK EMMINS takes a walk on the wild side of politics.
Someone once said to me,“You’ve got a great career”, and I told him, “If you use that word in front of me again I’ll fucking nut you.” Libertarian anarchist, comedian and Dispatches host MARK THOMAS lets loose to BEN REDWOOD.
Aspiring politico and Trinity Hall lawyer Chris Monk makes his debut BBC appearance, causing access outrage.
Jamie Webb
Claudia Leong
Anna Wilmot
Will Pithers
Sebastian Salek