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Juliette Berry
Juliette Berry analyses the infamous Cambridge nightlife
head to head
Ell Heeps and Ben Lubitsh clash over whether it’s been a good year for student politics
Wuru Salawu
Wura Salawu argues that the best places to eat in Cambridge can be the ones we least expect
Abril Duarte González
Abril Duarte González highlights why we shouldn’t shy away from embracing conversation with postgraduates
Navya Sharma Tyagali
Navya Sharma Tyagali argues that Cambridge must take responsibility for creating an environment that facilitates sexual misconduct
Beth Wade
Beth Wade scrutinises the treatment of student workers at Cambridge
Bix Ponte
Bix Ponte argues that the Union should be fielding provocative speakers from across the political spectrum, not simply those who will sell the most tickets
Abril Duarte González
Abril Duarte González examines the often unspoken difficulties behind studying humanities as a non-white international student
Ben Lubitsh
Ben Lubitsh argues that freedom of expression allows for the freedom to sack controversial fellows
Duncan Paterson
Duncan Paterson argues that the sub-standard provisions for trans athletes in college football is symptomatic of the University’s acquiescence to a polarised world view
Josh Pritchard
Josh Pritchard navigates losing his faith, and how coming Cambridge impacted the experience
Ben Lubitsh
Ben Lubitsh argues that we should embrace the growing inability of degrees to guarantee future success
Ivo Morrey
Ivo Morrey explores the inhumane nature of Cambridge pubs
Yashraj Garg
Yashraj Garg dissects the silent struggle of men within the University’s gender dynamics
Calum Murray
Calum Murray argues that claims free speech is under threat at Cambridge come, perplexingly, from those most intent on ending it
Daisy Hewitt
Daisy Hewitt argues that AI may not be a positive innovation for Cambridge students
Jasper Finlay Burnside and Duncan Paterson
Daisy Stewart Henderson
Daisy Stewart Henderson argues that a focus on ourselves prevents us from giving each other the benefit of the doubt
Duncan Paterson
Duncan Paterson argues that the recent appointment of James Orr as senior adviser to Reform UK must be condemned for what it is
Jamilla Wichmann
Jamilla Wichmann argues that Cambridge’s supervision system reflects the oft-forgotten British value of open-mindedness
Elena Buermann
Elena Buermann argues that we should reclaim our national flags to offer them symbols of unity, not divison
Sophia Bosworth-Gerbino
Sophia Bosworth-Gerbino reflects on the rise of the far-right on both sides of the Atlantic
Alex Rutter
Alex Rutter argues that the new society is unlike other left-wing splinter groups
Comment
Remy Rushbrooke proposes a paradoxical solution for Cambridge’s ‘culture of overwork’
Ben Curtis
Ben Curtis argues that the Tompkins Table is an outdated tradition that ignores what really matters for students
