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Graduate Union launches campaign to combat ‘toxic’ PhD supervision culture 
Nearly half of Cambridge investment office staff resign
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The campaign will be a “key priority” for the Graduate Union this year
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How the pill affected my mental health
How a small society of Indian Cambridge students helped destroy the British Raj
Why I chose Cambridge
The year I started saying no
Changing contraception caused a dramatic decline in my mental health
Long Read
The previously untold story of the life of Jatin Sengupta, an Indian Cambridge student
Commercial Feature
Our Oxbridge-obsessed media lets other top universities off the hook
‘£9,000 for a library card’ is inherent in a humanities degree, but loneliness should not be
It’s time to stop calling Cambridge students the ‘best and brightest’
Why the University Challenge gender problem matters
Lucy Fairweather
The British press leaves thousands of pressing higher education issues untouched and unsolved to cater to a nation fascinated by only two institutions
Priya Bryant
Our mental health is put at risk in the absence of a centralised effort to support students through independent study, writes Priya Bryant
Jocelyn Bell Burnell, the astronomer who discovered the first pulsar in the 1960s, has just been awarded a £2m prize. She wants to set up a scholarship for underrepresented minorities
The Ahren fund is “a completely different model to anything out there”, according to its founder and CEO
Five things I wish I’d known before going on my year abroad
Talia Carter’s tips for MMLers on how to survive your year away from Cambridge
Anna Mochar shares her simple summer recipes to stay refreshed and keep your cooking skills up to scratch for Michaelmas
Alessandro M. Rubin reflects on his summer at a contemporary auction house evaluating real and counterfeit artworks
Jonathan Chan compares two markedly different cities, Cambridge and Beijing, and how each take this tension to task
Is fashion as we know it sustainable?
Yousuf Mohamed-Ahmed asks how high fashion can remain aloof in its ivory tower in the wake of the groundbreaking latest A-Cold-Wall* menswear show
Berlin’s diverse and casual-chic street style has Sophie Weinmann feeling inspired this summer
Crazy Rich Asians: a win for representation?
Patrick Melrose and the lies we tell ourselves
Stephanie Chng examines the criticisms of poor representation
Tia Dinescu explores the aftereffects of childhood trauma portrayed in this Emmy-snubbed series
Music and me
Enia Phocas reveals how the powerful oeuvre of the late Avicii has left an unforgettable impact on her life
Uncovering the life of one of Cambridge’s most overlooked folk sons
Opinion
The political power of comedy is something that should be harnessed and not ignored, Will Hale responds to recent discussion in Varsity of the purpose of satire
Review
This comedy hour seems to underplay the talents of its incredibly gifted comedians – 3.5 stars
When the Footballers went to Wuhan
How Cambridge’s ‘cult of rowing’ feeds into its class problem
The former Cambridge Rugby Captain speaks to Marcus McCabe about her recent call up to the England Rugby Sevens squad, and why she won’t quit her day job
In a run that went all the way to the final, strong performances from Freshers at the World Elite University Football Tournament promise an exciting season ahead for the Men’s Light Blues
