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St John’s victorious in 2018 University Challenge
University Challenge final 2018 – as it happened
Activists rally outside council meeting as divestment discussions kick off
The Cambridge researcher claimed that the firm at the centre of Facebook’s data breach benefitted little from his work
The CEO criticised the divestment campaign as the product of a “simplified idea” that “climate change will be solved by renewables”
Democracy is vital to the divestment process
In failing to explicitly defend Dr Gopal, the University is accepting an oppressive status quo
Catalan secessionism is no freedom fight: it’s an ethnicist and supremacist struggle
My vote for Brexit is a secret, but I’m compelled to call out the patronising and paternalistic middle class
Rob Day
Democratic principles and practice are central to the divestment campaign, argue Emrys Travis and Rob Day, in light of Monday’s meeting of the University Council
Guillermo Íñiguez
Responding to an article published in Varsity, Guillermo Íñiguez defends the central Spanish government, and argues for constitutional obedience
Alex van der Wateren shares insights from ‘Virtual Autopsy’ at the Cambridge Science Festival
Emma Middleton discusses MyShake, the app enabling the public to play an active role in earthquake detection
‘It was a gradual process of being able to watch rom coms again’
Going to Cambridge as a Northerner is a leap into the unknown 
Surviving exam-term heartbreak
The North-South divide ignores our country’s valuable middleground
Our anonymous columnist on the complexities of heading back to the bedroom after a traumatic experience
“One cannot understate how London-centrism affects almost every other aspect of university life”. Tom McIntosh on his experience of the North-South divide
Commercial Feature
‘Bursting with talent and joy’ Notes at 50 Issues
In defence of Maurice Sendak
For six years, student publication Notes has been championing the work of its submitters. Ahead of their 50th isssue, Reuben Andrews interview the editors.
ARTS
Ciara Dossett argues why preventing heavy censorship of works of art is more important than ever
Mr Robot review: ‘marvel at the creative masterpiece’
FILM
Struck by similarities in their messages, Charlie Stone writes an intriguing response to two Oscar-winning films
FILM
Reflecting on a highly original Wes Anderson film, Lillian Crawford reflects on artistry and morality in a fictional Japan
Tom Misch Geography review: ‘the soundtrack to May Week’
Review
A breathe of fresh air, Tom Misch ushers in summer on his jazz-infused debut
Review
With a confident and rambunctious second album, HINDS deliver their trademark ‘no-fucks’ attitude in I Don’t Run 4 stars
10 ways to brighten your spring wardrobe
Street Style: Trinity Street
The millennial app that’s changing the face of fashion
In spite of the dreary weather, Gabriel Humphreys gives us his top 10 ways to add some life and colour into our wardrobes this spring
With the Fashion Museum’s Royal Women exhibition in full swing, Julia Davies reflects on the position of the Windsors’ wardrobes in the popular imagination
Abby From Primeval Made Me Gay preview: ‘really wholesome, really funny, really cringey’
The Arm in the Cat Flap review: ‘stand-out cast and writer’
Planned changes to the Footlights Committee show BME representation is finally being taken seriously
New writing from student Noah Geelan swings the audience between hilarity and humanity with a superbly written script 4.5 stars
Billie Collins’ latest project showcases autobiographical student writing, honouring the defining people of our childhood, and cheering the way into exams
Belgium versus Spain must be replayed
Rugby is at risk of tarnishing its reputation, it must not allow this to happen
Angus Parker offers his thoughts on the sad episode that has thrown a nation into a period of self-reflection
