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Clare students fly LGBT+ pride flag in defiance of College decision
More resignations at Tit Hall following Tortoise investigation
Two Downing East Asian members face discrimination following similar incidents earlier
A recent alumna and a PhD student were harassed outside college in Cambridge
Vice-Master Nick Bampos said he did not feel “the best interests of the College would be served” if he filled the interim position left by Master Jeremy Morris
An abstinent girl in an over-sexualised world
Why do we insult ourselves?
The coronavirus in Hong Kong: running out of supplies, running out of time
What fresher group chats tell us about online interaction
Issac Fung considers the experiences of his family at home in Hong Kong as the coronavirus spreads, while he remains in Cambridge
Ashna Ahmad explores the impact of self-deprecation present in online humour and everyday interactions
‘Her college had failed her’, victim’s parent address open letter to Dr Jeremy Morris
The University of Cambridge must renounce the use of the term ‘ASNAC’
Instagram: Zero Likes Given 
We need to talk about porn
The parent of a student, whose sexual assault case was allegedly mishandled by Trinity Hall, has addressed an open letter to Master Dr Jeremy Morris amidst petitions for the Master’s resignation
Chiedza Matsvai
Chiedza Matsvai argues that Joaquin Phoenix’s speech at the BAFTAs provides a blueprint for how people should be challenging racism in the entertainment industry and in wider society
Henry Bowler, third year historian and President of the Peterhouse Politics Society, evaluates China’s current global position in light of a discussion with Prof Steve Tsang, Dr Yu Jie, Benedict Rogers and Nigel Inkster and the FT Future Forum on the US-China trade war.
Switchboard presenter Alfie Barrishi sat down with the Vice President of the Cambridge University Vegan Society to discuss the phenomenon of ‘Veganuary’
Varsity Explains: Coronavirus
The Bodily Oddities
Charles Darwin: A Revolutionary Figure? 
As the outbreak continues to unfold, scientific research is rapidly uncovering new information on Covid-19
The Bodily Oddities
Christian Swallow explores the incompatibility of different conceptions of the human body and how climate change may force us to face up to this.
I tried the 6-minute miracle morning routine… this is what happened
Cambridge Money Diaries: Week 1
Vulture Restaurant Reviews: Blue Ball Inn
Approaching the half-way point of my first year at Cambridge
Committed night owl Emma Turner finds out if six minutes is really enough to miraculously transform her mornings
In our first edition of Cambridge Money Diaries, this week’s writer takes us through their weekly expenditure
Reclaiming sonnets for the female gaze
Unlocking the wonders of creation with Dr Jane Hawking
Interview
Interviewed by Shruti Sharma, Dr Jane Hawking discusses her newest novel and her experience as a writer
Opinion
Cecily Fasham argues for a reappraisal of our gendered view of sonnet writing
Art beyond Cambridge
FIT alumni show at New York Fashion Week labelled as ‘racist’
A day in the life: on set in London
The problem with ethical fashion
With Fashion Month upon us, Fashion Editor Mier Foo discusses the future of the fashion show in the age of sustainability.
Isabella Martin takes us through a day of shooting an in-store campaign for a well-known high-street fashion brand as a stylist’s assistant.
We need to talk about the poverty image in Parasite
Oscars 2020: one step forward, two steps back
The Academy still can’t get things right, but Parasite upset win is a sign of change, argues Alexander Kloss in his Oscars 2020 recap
Lauren Christiansen proffers a different kind of romcom that celebrates friendship and love in equal parts: Life Partners
Joni Mitchell: ‘A painter derailed by circumstance’ 
Not Just Blowing in the Wind – Politics in Music
Prompted by a new a publication of lyrics and poems, Scarlett Reiners discusses Joni Mitchell’s status as an artist as well as a musician
Alexander Kloss offers an idiosyncratic playlist for a reclusive Valentine’s Day
Pan-Island Expressway: About everything but expressways
The Waves: Blurring the boundary between the literal and the lyrical
Gleeful, chaotic fun in Cymbeline: The Musical
Voyager was robbed by its short run
preview
Joe Venable explains how his musical adaption of Shakespeare’s weirdest play embraces the oddities and messiness of its source material
preview
Sarah Taylor discusses her experience adapting Virginia Woolf’s strange, haunting words for stage
Lent Bumps 2020: A Crash Course 
College Football Weekly Round Up 15th February
Cambridge Men succumb to heavy defeat against Derby
BUCS Nationals Review – CUKC
An overview of Cambridge’s unique rowing competition.
Looking back at a triumphant weekend for Cambridge sport from the teams on the podium
