SU sabbs join calls condemning Israeli attack on West Bank university
20 vet organisations sign letter backing Cam vet course
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Uni members slam ‘totalitarian’ recommendation to stop vet course 
Students and staff voiced their criticisms at a discussion chaired by the deputy vice-chancellor on Tuesday
Three sabbatical officers have called on UK universities to cut ties with Israel after its attack on Birzeit University
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A light-hearted round up of this week’s stories, from Cambridge making it to the Graham Norton couch, to an astronaut innovation award
This year, the King’s Honours List features several Cambridge faculty and alum, including Dr. Suzy Lishman, Meera Syal, and Dr. Tristram Hunt
Varsity can now reveal the full extent of the College’s spending
All trees in Tree Court have been removed, altering one of Cambridge’s most picturesque courtyards
The Vet School plans to ‘oppose it with all the means at our disposal’ – with futher discussions likely to take place early next year
However, it also suggests that AI could support students in clarifying, exploring, and contextualising learning material
Peters secured 182 votes to Morgan’s 92, with President and Debates Officer being the only contested positions
Activists criticised the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership for parterning ‘with the fossil fuels and arms sectors’
The move hopes to tackle the College’s rising deficit, leaving students raising concerns the College is neglecting student safety
Vote comes after colleges cut support for current interim league
The increasingly competitive elections continue as two roles are contested while no one stands for Equalities Officer
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In an exclusive interview with Varsity, Lord Smith told students to ‘hold fast to your beliefs’
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, from rare orchids to book awards
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, including delays to Cambridge South station and talks on Trump’s US
Technical problems prevented the charity from providing mental health services at the start of term
This comes as the Uni reduced its projected deficit from £62.6 million to £39 million for next year after imposing controversial spending cuts across all departments
Between 2019-20 and 2023-24, the University made 64 financial payouts to students who lodged formal complaints or submitted academic appeals
The report from the Board of Scrutiny claimed that the University had failed to disclose its progress towards sustainability goals
Focusing on fuelling development, the plans aim to turn Oxford and Cambridge together into ‘Europe’s Silicon Valley’
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, including efforts to preserve floppy disks’ data at the UL and a don authenticating Einstein’s violin
New FA guidance has resulted in CU Women’s Association Football changing their constitution
