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Jared Kushner set to visit Cambridge Union
Six months on since concerns were raised about white supremacist remarks, Pembroke has taken no visible action
Exclusive: Theresa May to become next Cambridge vice-chancellor after stepping down as PM
Exclusive: The college is currently collecting evidence of Neo-Nazi remarks a student has made, while they remain a member of college
The White House senior adviser is one among many prominent figures scheduled to visit the Union this term
Becoming BME: a view from the Minority Ethnic mega-formal at Clare
My religion is my own
Turned away at the gates: the struggle for places for women at Cambridge
An ode to the aimless evening stroll
“I have hope for Cambridge… but Cambridge must continue to do the work it has only just started”, writes Tanvi Roberts
Switchboard meets with Lauren Howarth from Nightline to discuss how the service supports students
Commercial Feature
Don’t let Cambridge’s Peterson U-turn distract you. It’s just their PR team at work
Refusing to teach children about LGBT+ issues perpetuates dangerous social divides
Freddy Legg
Freddy Legg criticises Question Time’s recent discussion of whether it is ‘morally right’ to teach children about LGBT+ issues, and the decision to halt the ‘No Outsiders’ programme at Parkfield School
Joe Cook
Cambridge says there is “no place here” for Peterson. But by keeping researchers like Noah Carl on their payroll, they show their commitment to inclusivity is only skin-deep
Measuring up milks: the environmental impacts of milk and its alternatives
Stop making excuses for the academically brilliant 
Grace Field explores the influence of classical music on Einstein’s scientific theories
Jess Sharpe guides us through the changes taking place in Cambridge’s History of Science Museum
Is TV binging killing university life?
In his last column of the term Zach Lande encourages us to take time out of our day to cook
Stephanie Christenson gives advice on how find faith that everything will be okay when things aren’t going your way
Esmee Wright sits down with Master Printer Kip Gresham to discuss his new exhibition at the Heong Gallery
Beth Bhargava rediscovers the railways of Russia through the works of Tolstoy, Chekhov and many more
Sarah Naima reflects on Hoda Katebi’s talk on the intersections of fashion, gender and the state
Hassan Raja finds the most stylish people at Fitzwilliam College for all your street style inspo!
Cambridge graduate Emma Corrin to play Princess Diana in The Crown
Nothing scarier than Us
Film
Reflecting on contemporary political issues, Sam Osborne looks beneath the surface of Jordan Peele’s second feature.
Recent Cambridge graduate Emma Corrin is the latest actress to join the cast of the hit Netflix show The Crown
Milk & Alcohol: J Biscous
As part of a series of mixes curated by Cambridge DJs, J Biscous talks about his experiences, influences, and inclusivity in the city’s nightlife.
The third EP from the local Huntingdon four piece expresses the anxiety of adulthood in the Postmodern age.
Review
The final Wolfson Howler of term showcased the brilliant comic abilities of its students, who outshone their professional counterparts 4.5 stars
Review
This year’s Lent Term Musical is an upbeat, feminist piece, supported by a strong cast, expert music and staging, that lives up to its cult legacy 4.5 stars
Broadcasting the Boat Race is a waste of license-payers’ money
Cambridge did the double over Oxford as the men won The Boat Race for the second year in a row
Cambridge comfortably beat Oxford to win the Boat Race for the third year in a row
