Are you worrying enough? In her second column, RACHEL TOOKEY offers us her advice on how worrying should be done.
Ever wondered what the adults in the exam room are thinking? An anonymous invigilator reveals all…
Findings from a recent NUS survey suggest that 20% of students suffer from mental health problems.
Tearing your hair out over this term’s workload? JOANNA knows exactly how that feels…
It’s Mental Health Week and TIM SQUIRRELL wants to get us all talking about depression.
LUCY BUTTERFIELD experiences indecent exposure. And public humiliation. In one day.
Pass the opium? Performance-enhancing drugs might just do the trick in the stressful Cambridge experience.
There’s no denying that Cambridge is a wonderful experience, but sometimes it would be nice to have time to appreciate it.
Cambridge is a weird place, so we’ve come up with some new words to help you describe the madness that is C-town.
PIPPA CALVIN explains why it’s much too early for freshers to get stressed out about the future.
Cambridge students find things tough because they were spoon-fed through exams, according to a new study.
LUCY ALDOUS confronts her stress about life after Cambridge, and asks, was it all worth it?
Getting stressed out about careers and having to sort the rest of your life out? AMY CARTER on facing the future, and how to deal with it now.
JENNA CORDEROY on how to survive an all night essay crisis. Caffeine overdose, paranoia and power ballads abound.
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