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Open letter blasts readmittance of Trinity Hall fellow accused of sexual harassment
Students who fail Tripos left adrift
Varsity’s alternative termcard
Current and former students have called for a review of how the college handles sexual harassment cases after Dr Peter Hutchinson was readmitted to the college
The decision to readmit Dr Peter Hutchinson has been described by a former student as a “slap in the face.”
It’s week 3 of term, and you can’t get out of bed
Can I keep up? My first few days at Cambridge
My schizophrenia diagnosis is my greatest secret
For people of colour, Britain’s colonial past is alive in our present
“We live together in society as your friends, family members, and neighbours, but most of us will never disclose our condition to you,” writes an anonymous student, on the stigma of living with schizophrenia
Letters to Freshers
For most students, just like for me, Cambridge won’t instantly become the best place in the world, contrary to the glossy version of university life you hear
Scrap interviews. Randomise Cambridge’s admissions process.
The lack of a proper freshers’ week at Cambridge sets an alarming precedent
Everyone should learn a second language 
Environmental activism has a class problem
Olivia Halsall
Olivia Halsall gives an account of her experiences learning Chinese Mandarin and French, whilst encouraging students to take the plunge into foreign language learning
Phoebe Bunt
In order to effectively tackle climate issues, we need to abandon the ‘white saviour’ rhetoric and make our activism more intersectional, argues Phoebe Bunt
Cambridge-based political economist Professor Helen Thompson sits down with Jess Ma to discuss the role of academics in public discussion in an age of democratic upheaval
The activist for the return of the Gweagal spears, currently held by Trinity College, talks to Jess Ma about his ongoing fight to restore his ancestral culture
What do tomato plants have to do with the climate crisis?
Vianca Shah sat down with Cambridge professor Didier Queloz, just 24 hours after he snagged this year’s Nobel Prize in Physics for his research
We need better ways to generate climate proof crops — researchers in Cambridge are getting closer, with tomatoes and transposons
Byron’s Pool, a place of unexpected magic
Vulture Restaurant Reviews: Indigo Coffee House
You may not find Lord Bryon at Byron’s Pool – but you will stumble upon an atmospheric escape from the city
Mindfulness
Breathing is not just a biological necessity, but can control levels of anxiety and stress
Can art make us healthy? 
Sensual/Virtual – a new theme for the Fitzwilliam 
Peter Hunt explores the Fitz’s first annual theme, coinciding with the reopening of its main gallery
Rachel Weatherley dissects Sour Heart, a short-story collection concerned with the vicissitudes of the American immigrant experience
Moschino’s homage to Pablo: An Alternate Picasso Universe
The Fall of the Supermodel
Marie-Louise James wonders whether Jeremy Scott’s Picasso-inspired collection for Moschino really lived up to the legacy of the prolific artist, or whether it failed to encompass what makes Picasso unique
Fashion Editor Caterina Bragoli takes a look at why the intangible world of the supermodel has come crashing down
‘Soaring all alone and on my own’ – how Kiki’s Delivery Service changed my outlook on the year abroad
“I’ve never blocked anyone in my life! But I don’t know the half of it”: in conversation with Peter Bradshaw
Even I, a 6ft1 woman, can barely relate to Tall Girl 
Sun, sea and sex fall flat in Sanditon’s bonnet-girl summer
The Guardian‘s chief film critic Peter Bradshaw talks trolls, film inspiring literature and Black Narcissus with Film and TV Editor Anna Stephenson
The Studio Ghibli classic helped Sarah Brady realise that it’s okay to feel vulnerable far from home
The future of pop? Charli XCX’s Charli is explorative, but is hindered by its sense of confusion
With Ghosteen, Nick Cave navigates the landscape of grief and finds new hope 
An explorative album undercut by a sense of confusion
Mollie McCarthy-Evans gives us a glimpse into her musical favourites for this Cambridge Term
Telling a story like mine, with truth and tealights
Bottleneck is provocative and powerful, and an overwhelming success
Rosy Sida dazzles in Oedipus at Colonus
Pearly Gates: is heaven really all that?
The Footlights Harry Porter Prize-nominated comedy, Pearly Gates, hits the ADC this week
Cerian Craske discusses the process of writing her play Electric Candles, and watching it come together.
Cambridge slogs Oxford in table tennis battle
Women’s badminton begins the new season near flawlessly
Weekly Sports Preview – Michaelmas Week 2
Two international rugby stars to join Cambridge
Michael Nguyen-Kim gives a rundown of what promises to be a busy week in sports
The Men’s 1st team beat Oxford 11-6 in a comprehensive all-round performance
