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English and History prelims set to be scrapped for future cohorts
Tributes paid to Trinity PhD student John Grenfell-Shaw
One-third of Cambridge’s drinking societies commit to creating code of conduct
After 2021, no first-year historians or Englings will sit prelims
The announcement marks the societies’ largest public acknowledgement so far of the months of increased backlash
Divestment, drinking societies and democracy: a Cambridge year in review
As minority students, we don’t always want your sympathy
The CUCA walkout is what political correctness should look like
Cambridge must do more to address its BME access problem
Vivienne Hopley-Jones
Reflecting upon this academic year, Senior Opinion Editor Vivienne Hopley-Jones discusses democracy and responsive change in our University
Connor MacDonald
Connor MacDonald explains why he walked out during James Delingpole’s address at this week’s CUCA Chairman’s dinner
From A to Zebrafish: what a lab work placement really entails
Despite hundreds of highly competitive summer lab placement programs, Bethan Clark explains the value of taking the time to find out what suits you best
After a five-year redevelopment, the Cambridge museum which celebrates biodiversity is set to reopen on Friday
‘I am still not well’
Remembering Cambridge by the roads we walk 
The shape of home: homesickness in 12 sketches
What an Arabic degree teaches me 
In his final column, Jamie Hancock discusses the problems which have come with trying to be honest about his mental health problems
Graduating student Charlotte Cromie writes about the delights of purposelessly wandering the streets of Cambridge
Commercial Feature
Sustainable celebrations: reducing rubbish in May Week
Minding your mind: a beginner’s guide to mindfulness
Trinity May Ball: consummate quality all around
St John’s May Ball: a reality-bending extravaganza
A plastic-free garden party? Newnham College MCR take on the challenge
REVIEW
CamFM DJs know how to put on a party – even if the food runs low 4 stars
The Mays review: ‘represents the cities and universities as well as any postcard’
Desmond Shawe-Taylor: ‘Art is not elitist – we’ve decided to make it elitist’
The artistic power of the rainbow flag
Have you noticed?: The artistic spaces in Cambridge
Every year The Mays publishes poetry, prose and artwork from talented students at Oxford and Cambridge universities
Interview
The Surveyor of the Queen’s Pictures on elitism in art
Material superheroes: saved by the skirt
Cycling in Culottes
An ode to the hero pieces in your wardrobe, here to fight fashion fears and crises
Photoshoot
For our May Week photoshoot Vulture Fashion invites you to step into the forest and immerse yourself in our enchanted tale
A choice to look documentary: behind the scenes
The latest offering from the Argentinian auteur is part of an oeuvre marked by space and silence
Director and producer Bea Goddard chats to Rachel Tsang at the launch of her documentary
Nick Drake: River Man 
Escaping the female DJ trap
Uncovering the life of one of Cambridge’s most overlooked folk sons
Meet the women tearing up Cambridge’s clubbing culture: Niamh Curran investigates the gender dynamic on nights out
Telling the stories of three real-life LGBT+ refugees, this show will bring emotional trauma and turmoil to the Edinburgh Fringe
This student translation of Schnitzler’s 1903 drama will bring a very modern twist to the Edinburgh Fringe
New to a Blue: Eton Fives 
New to a Blue: Fencing
Olympics gold medalist could row for Cambridge in Boat Race
New to a Blue
Ever wanted to try “squash with your hands”? Head along to the Eton Fives Club
Accomplished rower James Cracknell will be eligible for selection while completing his master’s degree next year
