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Poll: Who are you voting for in the General Election?
Labour candidate Daniel Zeichner condemned for response to antisemitism within Labour 
Heather Hancock elected as first female Master of St John’s College
Let us know how, and where, you’re planning to vote!
Jones, one of the two victims of the London Bridge attack, was a dedicated advocate for survivors, and for victims of criminal injustice
Amid the chatter, searching for the sound of home
My profession is one worth protecting
Our education, on the (picket) line
Behind the curtains, ballet is fixated on controlling women’s bodies
As I try to reckon with the reality of this finite existence, I keep listening to old Justin Timberlake hits
Columnist Henry Lloyd-Hughes reflects on the experience of being from the North in Cambridge
The response of too many on the Left to antisemitism – including in Cambridge – has left us feeling dismissed and ignored
University culture must recognise the dangers of obsessively ‘clean eating’
A Jewish case for voting Labour
We need to break the stigma around STIs
Joel Rosen
Members of Cambridge’s Jewish community explain how they have been let down
Anonymous student
An anonymous student discusses her experience being diagnosed with chlamydia, and urges students to get STI tested and help to break the stigma
Meet the Cambridge MP candidates: Rod Cantrill
Meet the Cambridge MP candidates: Daniel Zeichner
“It’s the people of Hong Kong who are leading the struggle, but they deserve our support”
Switchboard speaks to the curators of Rising Tide: Women at Cambridge
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
Sambhavi Sneha Kumar explores the origins of hiccups in cerebral development
Rachael Barrett explores the growing problem of antibiotic resistance, and how to avoid amplifying it
A Room of One’s Own: A Cantab in Paris 
On the merits of walking (or, why I violently do not want to ride my bicycle)
The Cambridge coffee experience
The days may be getting shorter, but take advantage of the brilliant twilight the season offers
Going ‘flexitarian’ allows you to reduce your environmental impact and improve your health
Uldus Bakhtiozina – models, fairy tales and femininity
The Turner Prize 2019 ‘has found its ideal winner’
Alice Brewer explores the intriguing use of gallery space to place new accents on works in the house at Kettle’s Yard
Examining this sculpture in the Fitz, Damian Walsh challenges the common assumption that art is all about its viewer
Can Victoria’s Secret’s latest venture help the brand survive?
The best (and worst) of the Met Gala
A succession of inadmissible controversies proves challenging for the brand to overcome, argues Olivia Emily
Anna Stephenson takes us through some of the most iconic outfits to be seen on the Met Gala red carpet over the last decade, for better or for worse.
Is Midsommar a modern feminist fable?
How film got me into philosophy
Even Meryl can’t save The Laundromat‘s hot mess
Film Review
Yinuo Meng explores the film’s resonances with her own Chinese family, and why this nuanced, humorous movie still falls short 3.5 stars
Amid the cultural pressures of the year abroad, Esmee Wright encourages us to bring a little more joy into our language learning
Handel’s Giulio Cesare, a Night to be Remembered 
Mateo Lincoln reviews the student performance of Giulio Cesare, which took place in Trinity College chapel.
Maria Calinescu explores the boundaries and dimensions of international music
How Does It Feel? is an authentic exploration of LGBTQ+ experience
Antigone is engrossing and effective
Orsolya Petocz finds the atmosphere of this queer production accesible and affective, with strong performances of personal and poignant stories. 4 stars
Performances are impressive and Ben Galvin’s production is poignant, though it could have been more decisive in its design. 4 stars.
As the year draws to a close, what happened in sport this Michaelmas?
The Light Blues were the winners in a match where victory was assured
With the final matches of term approaching, here’s how the Cambridge teams have fared so far
