Paper EditionNEWS
English Literature students face large cuts to supervision hours
New plans will cut supervision hours below the current minimum
Cambridge students pennied by radio presenter
The good will of CamFM presenter Daniel Edward turns into a treasure hunt for students in Cambridge
Teachers say No to Gove
As the National Association of Head Teachers passes a vote of no confidence in Education Secretary Michael Gove, tensions mount between the Government and teachers.
Lily Cole to come to Cambridge for launch of new social network app
Impossible is a new project to be launched in Cambridge this Wednesday, based on encouraging a peer-to-peer gift economy. Users will post wishes to a community of users that may help.
Cambridge disputes government findings in A-level reform row
Government research finds that GCSEs are a better predictor of success. Cambridge University argues that planned reforms will go against their progress towards fairer access.
CULTURE
Magdalene Ball boast "best live band in Britain"
Vintage indie-pop band Noisettes to headline May Ball.
‘I’ve never seen such--such beautiful [things] before’
Welcome to the world of Gatsby: prices are high and morality is low. Joining forces for this piece, Varsity’s Culture and Fashion Editors have gathered their favourite Gatsby-esque items. In true Gatsby form price is not a consideration. Extravagance, however, is.
The Empress and The Empress
Varsity's resident pub reviewer is back! This week, Oscar MacLean heads to The Empress.
Fitting in at the Fitz
Tom Balderstone interviews Tim Knox, the newly appointed Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum about his history with museums and hopes for the institution's future.
ExPRESS Yourself
Varsity's online exposé of some of Cambridge's brightest creative talent. (I)
