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Victoria Bateman on ‘the cult of female modesty’
Investigation reveals share of Cambridge undergraduates on student loans
Researchers seek to map racism across the University
According to Dr Mónica Moreno Figueroa, one of three team members who developed ‘End Everyday Racism’, the project hopes to “account for everyday racism in ways that… can be put as truthful and trustworthy.”
This week saw Universal Credit protests, and King’s take action on alleged porter racism
To all the orgasms I never had
Teetotal truths 
Reconciling yourself with yourself
A litany for Home Kong
In light of the Hong Kong government’s recent decision to expel Financial Times Asia editor Victor Mallet from the city without legitimate reason, Ning Sang Jessica Tan describes her nostalgia and grief over the changing nature of her birthplace.
A letter from Emily Christiansen to something that’s been missing from her life
Commercial Feature
CUCA must be held to account
The barriers to access that no one’s talking about
How a university impacts a city’s social and political landscape
Don’t tell me that words can’t hurt
Anonymous student
Since CUSU Council met on 8th October, a hostile media narrative has compromised the safety of students and triggered the possible mobilisation of a far-right group in Cambridge. Why won’t CUCA acknowledge the part it played in this?
Varsity Editorial
As members of Varsity’s senior editorial team, we deeply regret that information we reported on was used in damaging media coverage of a recent CUSU Council debate
Progress, one woman at a time
Varsity explains: How do bicycles stay up?
Awake during brain surgery: how cutting-edge interdisciplinarity is helping tumor patients 
In Addenbrooke’s operating theatres, medicine meets neuroscience
Women scientists are doing pioneering research across Cambridge. Rachael Barrett speaks to four of them about their work
Finding your room of requirement in Cambridge’s libraries
Why I still feel like a Fresher in third year
Cara Nonna: an Italian student’s letter to her grandma
Binning those habits: An eco-friendly diet
For her new column on sustainable lifestyles, Matilda O’Callaghan has some tips on turning your eating habits green
In a new series of letters exploring life for international students at Cambridge, Virginia Bernardi kicks off with a traumatic tale of battling an earache
Xu Zhimo and the poem we walk past everyday 
‘Streaks of goddess-like women’: reflecting on the Fitzwilliam exhibition on Virginia Woolf 
Virginia Woolf: An exhibition inspired by her writings review
The self, gender, and ‘streaks of goddess-like women’ wreath the latest Fitzwilliam exhibition
Vivienne Hopley-Jones reviews the Fitzwilliam Museum’s latest exhibition which places the writer Virginia Woolf in a complex web of female artists
Bringing fashion relics from the summer back to Pembroke
Revisiting the fashion from Twilight a decade on
Channeling Cara Delevigne at formal hall
Walking the college catwalk: Peterhouse
Interviewing a fellow Pembroke student, Sophie Weinmann explores how to keep summer alive in your wardrobe even when the temperature is below freezing
Anna Clare explores the style in the saga that shaped a generation as the film is re-released to celebrate a decade since Twilight
Twilight returns to our screens, it’s time to admit that you like it
I watch, therefore I am: the rise of philosophical TV
Maniac: Escapism to the Extreme
Toby Saer questions what is missing from Netflix’s latest all-star show
For the tenth anniversary of the film, Stephanie Stacey reflects on her favourite teen-vampire flick as it graces our screens once more
Student Music Spotlight: The Mermaid Café
Student Music Spotlight: Yoshimi
A sonic youth: every melody a memory
Music editor Alice French gets to know Cambridge’s most exciting new musical duo
A sonic youth
Columnist Anna Mochar highlights the power of memory in our musical encounters
Northern voices in Cambridge theatre 
The Children’s Hour review
Lady Windermere’s Fan review
I’m Having a Wonderful Time in BADEN-BADEN review
Billie Collins discusses the problems faced in being a Northern writer in a southern theatre scene
This enjoyably outrageous new production of Twelfth Night at the Young Vic Theatre holds up a pin to all kinds of social bubbles
Is it time to move the Varsity match away from Twickenham?
Familiar foes inflict late defeat on Light Blues
Cambridge will feel aggrieved to have seen two penalty shouts waved away but it was Oxford who deservedly ran out 1-0 winners on the day
William Ross shares his thoughts on the damaging implications of holding Oxbridge rugby at one of Britain’s most celebrated grounds
