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Fact check: Have only 4,000 Cambridge students registered to vote?
Caius appoints its first female Master
Cambridge remembers victims of Manchester attack
Petition launched to give sexual assault victims special consideration for exams
Politicians and members of the public gathered in the centre of Cambridge for a short vigil after last night’s attack
Interview
The outgoing CUSU president meets Varsity for a valedictory interview
The International Editor of Vogue, and former Editor of Varsity, chats to current Editor Millie Brierley about Instagram, British creativity and what’s important
70th Anniversary Edition
Former editor Lara Prendergast returns to Varsity to discuss The Spectator, digital journalism and why she likes The Tab
Earth Day 2017 – what do we owe the Earth?
Irrespective of the cause, it is now irrefutable that the climate is changing
An open letter on climate change and the March for Science
Black and queer: sex, love and identity formation
Plane stupid: how I voluntarily spent 14 hours at Stansted airport
Drug use or drug abuse?
I google, therefore I am
Google and Facebook’s attempts to turn our complex identities into single, easily-accessible profiles are ultimately harmful practices, writes columnist Sam Brown
Getaway
In light of the Liberal Democrats’ commitment to a regulated cannabis market, Alex Nicol advocates better research into non-recreational drug use.
Christ’s ugly back-end
Eileen Cooper’s ‘A Woman’s Skin’ at Wolfson
Lara Prendergast: ‘We’re increasingly living in our own echo chambers’
Beyond Instagram: six seven
Columnist Arianna Rabin peels back the veneer of rose-tinted college pride to examine Christ’s infamous ‘Typewriter’ building
Preview
Ahead of the launch of their new photography magazine, six seven, Editors Qiuying Lai and Itamar Mor discuss their motivations and hopes for the project
Review: ‘The Promise’ of representation
Best Animation: Spirited Away
Review: All hail ‘King Charles III’
TV Round-Up: ‘Master of None’ Season 2
TV
Noah Froud finds in this controversial adaptation of the award-winning play keen insight into the British royal family, benefiting from strong dramatic performance over exaggerated impersonation
VARSITY FILM SURVEY 2017
The first category winner to be announced is Miyazaki’s masterpiece. Ian Wang reflects on why it means so much to him, and to a generation of Ghibli fans.
Review: Harry Styles – Harry Styles
Besides: a brief exploration of Malian music
Review: Ed Sheeran – ÷
Harry Styles succeeds in carving out a niche for himself beyond One Direction, write Perdi Higgs
Columnist Ben Adams celebrates the rich and vibrant musical traditions of Mali
‘Redefining beauty’ fails to change existing expectations
Highlights of the Cruise 2018 collections 
Heirlooms: from me, to you, stylishly
Sleep bare, not in sleepwear
Robyn Schaffer takes a look at the growing popularity of Cruise and Resort collections, and how showcasing them in an exotic location can maximise their impact
Kate Hammond explores how Cara Delevingne’s shaved head is just another failed attempt to redefine what society considers to be ‘beautiful’
Review: Cambridge Shorts 
Subverting the genre of the Teenage Rom-Com: Stalin’s Russia: A Teenage Rom-Com 
Expect the unexpected: quick-fire improv in iSpy
Review: Fundamentally, A Stand-Up Show 
PREVIEW
Rose Aitchison was struck by this nostalgic, “hilarious”, yet thought-provoking show
Review
An “entertaining and professional” evening, despite its exhibiting the all-too-common Cambridge problem of exclusivity
Cambridge fall to disappointing loss in Varsity Athletics
Cuppers Report: The Cambridge University Tiddlywinks Society
Premier League title caps unprecedented season for Fitz football
Sports Law in Focus: Bosman Transfers
CUAC suffered a 4-0 loss in the Varsity Athletics – their heaviest loss since 1999
Elizabeth Howcroft reports on the recent Cuppers Tournement held at Selwyn College.
COMMENT
Ilona Harding-Roberts
UKIP: Dying but dominant
Farage’s ‘people’s army’ may be haemorrhaging votes, but it has left its mark on British politics
Alexander Russell
A match made in hell: Trump and Kim Jong-un
Despite their similarities, a Donald-Kim summit would be disastrous
Siyang Wei
I am not one billion Chinese people, nor are they me
Lauren Carneiro
‘Voluntourism’ is just one way we’re still wedded to colonialism
Nandini Mitra
How our politicians let the terrorists win
Alice Attlee
I can mind my own hummus, but veganism is the future
Lauren Carneiro
Gentrification is causing segregation in our cities
Lucia Keijer-Palau
Tim Farron should stay away from the God talk
Alexander Russell
Rising Sun, Rising Nationalism
Alex King
Erdoğan: The Strong Man of Europe just got stronger