Analysis: What Cambridge said – and didn’t say – in its email on sexual misconduct

The email to returning students was the first acknowledgement of the significance of a disciplinary ruling this summer

Cambridge graduate suing University over handling of sexual misconduct complaint

She said that she was pressured to drop her complaint and was revictimised by the disciplinary process. The University denies her statement that she was pressured.

Cambridge fellow calls for independent inquiry into University’s handling of sexual misconduct complaints

She reported her rape to the University, then it was dismissed: How a second student’s complaint was stopped in its tracks

‘Balance of probabilities’ adopted as Regent House votes in favour of changes to disciplinary procedures

Campaigners tie ribbons to Senate House to support changes to the Disciplinary Procedure

Cambridge students march to Reclaim the Night

University committee recommends shift to ‘balance of probabilities’

Cambridge activists defend sexual assault reforms as campaign enters national spotlight

Report recommends major changes to Cambridge disciplinary procedure

Standard of proof ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ debated in Senate House

WomCam tie ribbons to Senate House in solidarity with survivors

Reclaim the Night celebrates Cambridge’s feminist legacy

Cambridge receives over 170 reports of sexual misconduct in nine months

Women’s Campaign demands sexual misconduct policy reform

Emma Thompson backs campaign against harassment and sexual misconduct

Centralised support offered for victims of sexual assault and harassment

University launches new campaign to tackle harassment and sexual assault

University begins search for sexual assault advisor

University to invest £87,000 to tackle harassment

University withdraws Grace on harassment and sexual misconduct procedure

Confusion abounds over harassment changes

Cambridge changes sexual harassment guidelines

88% of sexual assaults unreported

Harassment policy ‘shocking’