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Big Oil and deep sea drilling: The corporations underpinning Cambridge colleges’ investments
PalSoc criticises planned MENAF event with controversial Israeli politician Naftali Bennett 
Colleges hold over £6.5m in arms companies
Two investigations in Varsity and Oxford paper Cherwell today reveal the extent of college investments in the fossil fuel sector
Campaigning group Demilitarise Cambridge said: “We call on all colleges – particularly those implicated in the arms trade – to commit to changing their practices”
Teetotal truths 
A coat-switcher from Pakistan
Using activism to break out of the bubble
Asexuality and me
Continuing our column on environmental justice, Sophia Georgescu considers whether it’s possible to be an activist while also benefiting from the privileges of Cambridge
An anonymous student shares how asexuality has impacted their life
Commercial Feature
Platforming Peterson was not an exercise in free speech, but a legitimation of transphobic ideas
Too few Cambridge graduates opt for charitable careers. Increase salaries and this will change.
Regardless of CUSU’s stance, we must still ask: Would a second referendum really work?
Student activism is as much a product of the institution as it is a critic of it
Tom Cleere
Regardless of intention, the Union and those who attended Peterson’s talk demonstrated a neglect of care for the safety of our fellow students
Beth Bhargava
Responding to the findings of an investigation into the investments of Oxbridge colleges, Beth Bhargava argues that the time for complicity is over
The Cambridge researchers looking at suicide
As an autistic woman, I have been overlooked and understudied
A team of researchers at the University of Cambridge is trying to understand what makes adolescents want to commit suicide – and why some show remarkable resilience despite living in difficult circumstances
Varsity‘s web developer Edwin Balani takes us into the beating heart of a computer – its operating system
Cara Nonna: cycling from Girton is a struggle
Off the eaten path: exploring Cambridge’s culinary scene
Experiencing loss as a student puts things into perspective
How to make your room feel like home
Our Girtonian columnist details her bike-related torments in a letter to her family back in Italy
Looking beyond King’s Parade and Trinity Street, Eva Schalbroeck seeks out some of Cambridge’s lesser known gems and interviews Tine Roche, founder of The Cambridge Cookery School, Bistro & Café
HALFBOY: an interview with artist Stuart Pearson Wright
Nick Collin speaks with the celebrated portrait artist on his new exhibition on childhood and family at the Heong gallery
Untangling the work of one of the great artists of the New York School of abstract expressionism, Isobel Bickersteth gives us a glimpse into this exciting new exhibition at Kettle’s Yard
CUCFS teams up with SolidariTee
Scents of self
Street style in Selwyn Gardens
Walking the college catwalk: King’s edition
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
Several students reflect upon their signature scents, describing how fragrances have shaped their sense of self
Bohemian Rhapsody: Should pop culture figures bear the burden of identity politics?
What’s on in Cambridge Shorts?What’s on in Cambridge Shorts?
Look on First Reformed, and despair
Ahead of the event on Tuesday, Seth Jordan has a look at the films being shown
Rachel Weatherley argues that the omission of the AIDS crisis turns the new Queen biopic into a work of fiction
Review: College family bonding at Turf Halloween All-Nighter
GoGo Penguin interview: “When I was a kid I only dreamt about being able to see the world like this!”
An (Odd) Encounter with Tom Odell
Feeling moody with The Neighbourhood
Review
Tom McIntosh introduces his college son to the rite of passage that is the turf all-nighter, and is impressed by the music on offer
Music Editor Miles Ricketts chats to GoGo Penguin’s Chris Illingworth
Mosquitoes preview 
The Yeomen of the Guard preview
The Last of the Hausmanns review
Thyestes by Seneca review
A charming and engaging portrayal of a family reunited, complete with slick tech and a brilliant soundtrack 3.5 stars
This predictably gruesome story is brought to life with seething verse and a tone of foreboding dread – 3.5 stars
New to a Blue: Cambridge University Dancesport Team are waltzing onwards
Dramatic fightback saves Fitz’s blushes 
Rugby Light Blues celebrate dramatic comeback against Trinity College Dublin
Men’s football Cuppers kicks off with victory for Girton over Clare
Reigning champions Fitzwilliam come back from 4-1 down in thrilling 8-4 win against Churchill (after extra-time)
Marcus McCabe discusses the competitive side of dance with Maria Ouvarova
