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Cambridge academic criticises gender attainment gap in History tripos
University achieves gold award in controversial new teaching quality measure
Marking mix-up sees students receiving wrong grades
Newnham introduces all-expenses paid open day
The University of Cambridge has become one of only eight Russell Group institutions to be given the top ranking under the new Teaching Excellence Framework
Around eighty students were given the wrong mark due to “misread” information
Why Cambridge is organising a Sustainable Food Challenge
Order Tea or Tea Order
May Ball Review: Clare 
May Ball Review: Magdalene
Garden Party Review: Murray Edwards 
May Ball Review: Trinity 
Review
Ceri Moss applauds the magical and whimsical atmosphere of this year’s Magdalene May Ball
Review
Emily Fishman explores the timelessness of Trinity May Ball, commenting on the classy and majestic atmosphere Five stars
Emma Thompson: ‘Don’t pretend that this world is equal – it’s not. It’s a patriarchy’
Neil MacGregor: History, Faith, and Dürer’s Rhinoceros
Lara Prendergast: ‘We’re increasingly living in our own echo chambers’
Ship Ahoy!: Inside Tit Hall’s nautical Jerwood Library 
Interview
Anna Menin and Clara van Wel meet the Newnham alumna to talk comedy and failure. And the female orgasm.
The former Director of the British Museum discusses the historical relationship between faith and society with Josh Kimblin
Best Director: The Wonderful World of Wes
Review: Tension and beauty in The Handmaiden
VARSITY FILM SURVEY 2017
With Wes Anderson’s latest feature in the works, Robert Crawford takes an admiring look back over the works of his, and, according to our 2017 survey, Cambridge’s, favourite film director
FILM
The latest addition to the DC canon has largely been applauded; Pany Heliotis contributes a more critical opinion on this popcorn delight of superhero action
Classical music’s diversity crisis: time to change the tune
Review: alt-J – RELAXER
What does BTS’s Billboard Music Award mean for K-Pop? Not much
Besides: five albums for the summer
BESIDES
Columnist Ben Adams tells us about the records he’ll have on repeat this summer
Sam Brown speaks to Chi-chi Nwanoku, founder of Europe’s first professional orchestra of black and minority ethnic musicians
In a world where we all want to have the best of everything, Robyn Schaffer considers whether designer labels are worth the hype
When it comes to choosing between revising and online window shopping, there’s little contest, explains Julia Davies
Louder than words: embracing the regional accent
Review: Bitch Slapped by my Moon Cup… and Other Ways in Which Adulthood Is Not What I Expected
Dream Sequence: one part rock & roll, one part bangers & mash
Review: And Then There Were None 
REVIEW
“A joyous peek into the backstory of an American transplant whose childhood involved Mormonism and goldfish in the freezer”: Yung In Chae was impressed by this human performance
REVIEW
Vanessa Braganza was impressed by this ‘very clever adaptation of an Agatha Christie classic’
LIVE – Varsity one-day match
‘A lot of factors come into play – it’s very unpredictable’: 2s Varsity tennis preview
Phenomenal Cambridge women make Varsity cricket history
Magnificent Moses spearheads Cambridge to T20 triumph over Oxford
Follow play-by-play updates as Oxford and Cambridge take each other on at Lord’s
Imran Marashli sat down with the captains of the Grasshoppers and Ladybirds, to preview a big weekend for Cambridge tennis.
COMMENT
Elizabeth Howcroft
Like Cambridge, May Balls are financially exclusive
Elizabeth Howcroft looks at the paradox of access officers in white tie, and asks whether May Balls perpetuate a culture of exclusivity and entitlement
Harry Robertson
Corbyn has done what no Blairite could do
Jeremy Corbyn has helped heal the deep wounds that have weakened the Labour Party for years
Roger Mosey
The mainstream media isn’t perfect, but we should cherish it
Sarah Wilson
It’s a myth that hard work is all you need to succeed
Daisy Eyre
Why now is the time to get excited about CUSU
Lauren Carneiro
The Grenfell Tower fire shames our society
Lola Olufemi
Postcolonial writing is not an afterthought; it is British literature
Lauren Carneiro
Oxford’s non-white, non-European history paper does not go far enough
Ed McNally
Corbyn’s departure from the centre has been vindicated
Carl Wikeley
Boris could be the next Tory leader. Don’t be fooled: he is a dangerous, manipulative populist