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Cambridge adopts safety net policy for third year undergraduate exams 
Live: Cambridge Covid-19 updates – King’s turns blue as nation celebrates key workers
As it happened: March 2020 as Cambridge reacted to coronavirus outbreak
Councillors have supported the plans of Cambridge University Hospitals Trust to build new, temporary facilities
Live Blog
Varsity brings live updates on how the UK coronavirus outbreak is affecting Cambridge
To the Cambridge I applied to
To the one-year students of Cambridge
To the chapel choir that anchored me
Foresight is a wonderful thing, but hindsight is better
After a bedroom clean-up on his return home, Harry Camp writes on rediscovering the oddities under his bed, and reading for pleasure
Zohra Nabi writes on her love for singing and her experience as a part of her college’s chapel choir in her Love Letter to Cambridge
Commercial Feature
The Coronavirus pandemic exposes the tyranny of toxic productivity
The COVID-19 crisis is being exacerbated by the selfishness and hyper-individualism of the British people
If COVID-19 is the virus, then capitalism is the disease
Self-isolation presents a unique danger for those living in abusive environments
Olivia Daly
Instead of expecting productivity during the COVID-19 induced lockdown, we can use this time to re-evaluate our own conceptualisation of self-worth and work, argues Olivia Daly
Scarlett Reiners
Scarlett Reiners argues for the need to understand that whilst the order to “stay at home” is universal, the sacrifices that we make in doing so are not.
