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‘This isn’t right. My rapist is still in my college’
Students rally through Cambridge in protest of arms and fossil fuels connections 
University of Reading incident raises alarm over implementation of Prevent
An anonymous student spoke to Varsity about her college’s response to her experiences
Cambridge academics found the flagging “chilling”, “a misjudgement”, but “depressingly predictable”
Rethinking the canon: the burdens of representation 
My year on antidepressants
The Battle for Cambridge is a battle for access 
Simplifying self-care
After a year on antidepressants, Megan Harding explores how they’ve changed her life – for the better
This week, columnist Jonathan Chan shares Mariam Abdel-Razek’s difficulties in feeling burdened to carry BME legacy as a Trinity student and as a BME person involved with the theatre scene
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Light-skinned people must not be complicit in widespread colourism
The UK is risking its superpower status in higher education
The Prevent Duty undermines the very notions upon which universities were first built
Postgraduate funding is woeful – why aren’t we talking about it?
Arif Ahmed
Senior Lecturer in Philosophy Dr Arif Ahmed argues that the Prevent Duty puts both intellectual and individual freedom at risk
Lucy Fairweather
As a result of both Brexit and policies towards international students, the UK’s lead in the sector is under threat, says Lucy Fairweather
Superiority complexes, complex numbers, and the divide in mathematics
What Brexit could mean for research in Cambridge 
When the UK leaves Europe, Britain’s scientists will likely experience cuts to their funding and barriers to their mobility. At Cambridge, Nobel Prize Laureates are concerned about how this will impact research in the future.
Joseph Krol discusses the bridge between two branches of mathematics, and the rift between how they believe their work relates to the world
Finding La Dolce Vita in Cambridge
Cara Nonna: cycling from Girton is a struggle
A herbal tea for every crisis
Off the eaten path: exploring Cambridge’s culinary scene
In a quest to find some Italian authenticity in our own city, Eva Schalbroeck explores a few restaurants
Chloe Fitzgerald shares her picks of herbal teas for every Michaelmas malady
Emma Low and the invention of women
Looking to reclaim the female body in women’s terms, Helen Grant writes on a new revolution driven by young female British artists
Nick Collin speaks with the celebrated portrait artist on his new exhibition on childhood and family at the Heong gallery
Is sustainable fashion accessible?
CUCFS teams up with SolidariTee
Walking the college catwalk: King’s edition
Consumers of fast fashion are finally addressing the truth behind the world’s second most polluting industry, yet the sustainable alternative is isolating for many high-street shoppers.
road to the runway
Sophie Weinmann interviews CUCFS President Alexandra Sive, with an exclusive announcement of the charity supporting this years show and a first look at the accompanying shoot set in the Cambridge Union
Cambridge Shorts: the best of student film
Apostle: Gory Netflix original proves a thought-provoking oddity
Suspiria: a remake worth watching
Bohemian Rhapsody: Should pop culture figures bear the burden of identity politics?
Miikka Jaarte takes a look at the reimagining of the 1977 horror film
Sam Osborne looks at the gruesome new Netflix film
Thank u, Ariana
A sonic youth: exercise with your ears
Review: College family bonding at Turf Halloween All-Nighter
Emily Blatchford consults Ariana Grande for some sage advice from a 21st century icon
A sonic youth
Columnist Anna Mochar provides an alternative look at the music we use to power us through a workout
The middle class assumption in Cambridge Comedy needs to stop 
Cathy: A Retelling of Wuthering Heights review
Mosquitoes review 
Mosquitoes preview 
The idea that both performers and audience are middle class damages not only performances but the range in Cambridge comedy
The show is well-crafted and expertly delivered; an undeniably masterful use of the Corpus Playroom 4 stars
New to a Blue: Cambridge University Powerlifting Club making gains
Cambridge basketball Blues complete dramatic comeback over Oxford Brookes
Bridget Fryer: the woman who wants to transform Cambridge athletics
Dramatic fightback saves Fitz’s blushes 
William Ross discusses the competitive camaraderie of powerlifting with CUPLC Captain Raghul Parthipan
Cambridge men’s basketball Blues ran out narrow 73-68 winners against a spirited Oxford Brookes team on Wednesday evening
