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Emmanuel college Master announces plans to step down
King’s college Chapel lawn to become a meadow
Extinction Rebellion stage all-day protest at Cambridge BP oil station
The College’s head gardener, Steve Coghill, hopes this will encourage a “biodiversity-rich ecosystem” and help with the absorption of carbon emissions.
The Union’s termcard states “a small number of members” will be able to attend Good Morning’s broadcast on the day the UK is set to leave the EU.
My time in the military
Learning to live with loneliness
My successes and downfalls are my own
“We all deserve more than just staying afloat”
Betty Townley explores the inevitability of loneliness in Cambridge
Jonathan Chan recounts his days in the military and what that has taught him
Cambridge’s notoriously short terms aren’t working. Something must change
English Faculty: Where are the women?
Hollywood’s Jester: Who’s laughing at whom in Ricky Gervais’ comedy?
We need to decide how we really feel about the Royal Family
American software company Palantir is enabling human rights violations.
Tilly Harrison
Tilly Harrison argues that, to improve the mental and emotional well-being of its students, Cambridge should have longer terms
Switchboard presenter Belle George spoke to the curators of the exhibit exploring the experience of being a woman at Cambridge University
Conrad Barclay sits down with Labour MP candidate Daniel Zeichner
The UK and the new space race 
More valuable than oil: data and the individual
Slow to get started, British interest and investment in space has come a long way but there’s still some catching up to do, argues Daniel Gibbons
The Cambridge Analytica Scandal gave us a glimpse of the data-driven future but, asks Grace Field, what does this mean for the individual and what responsibility do scientists bear?
We need to talk about the unhealthy ways we discuss food
What to drink if you want to save the planet
Is minimalism the only way forward on your year abroad?
Wanderlust, and a case of the Cambridge travel bug
With term rolling towards us once again, follow our cultural cheat sheet for the most exciting new releases, premieres and exhibitions of the term.
Lucie Richardson offers some tips for when you want to be anywhere but Cambridge
Feast & Fast at the Fitzwilliam: Enticing, but not satisfying
Pantone Colour of the Year 2020: Strong and stable in Classic Blue?
Harry Goodwin asks whether food-themed artworks can evoke the culinary mores of their times without losing their timeless emotional appeal.
In a turbulent world, we need colours that inspire action, not encourage complacent nostalgia, argues Gabriel Humphreys.
Between past and present: 1920 in 2020
Marina McCready delves into the fashion of the 1920s and reveals how we may learn from our stylish ancestors.
As the stars come out to shine for the year’s first awards ceremony, Gabriel Humphreys gives his rundown of the best looks from the red carpet.
The films that captured my own coming-of-age
Ahead of the release of Season 10, Jake Boud avows that Curb Your Enthusiasm is the underappreciated sitcom you need to catch up on
Maria Kaminska reflects on the lack of female voices, under-representation of people of color, and favouritism of male-centered narratives on 2020 Oscar shortlists
Hanging Out at Playtime
Interview: Dirty Hit Tour
Following a sold out show at The Portland Arms, Lottie Reeder and Alex Bolot talk to Beabadoobee, Oscar Lang and No Rome at the start of the Dirty Hit Tour
Ellie Arden meets the new female/non-binary DJ collective diversifying the Cambridge scene – Playtime
A View From the Bridge: A universal play of ambiguity
Spring Robin: Heartbreak, friendship and microwave cooking 
CTRL-Z: A message about technology that’s long overdue
Cambridge Theatre: What about STEM students?
review
This pertinent, sensitive exploration of privacy in the digital age leaves Sam Taylor deep in thought and thoroughly entertained 4 stars
review
Jenny Hay finds warmth and familiarity in this comedic depiction of student life
EXCLUSIVE: Spurs Chairman Daniel Levy Speaks With Varsity
Interview
Sports Editor Joseph Powell talks to the Sidney Alum about his time in Cambridge, the business of football and its future.
Olympic medallist and veteran rowing umpire to take charge of men’s 2020 University Boat Race
