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Large gulf in salaries of Cambridge’s college masters
King’s denies any wrongdoing in porters racism row
Revealed: How Cambridge attempted to rig the system and steer staff strikes
Leaked minutes show the Finance Committee’s attempts to coordinate a response with Oxford to a survey on proposed pensions scheme changes
Students wrote they did not accept the College’s response to claims its porters racially profiled an academic
The CUCA walkout is what political correctness should look like
Drinking societies: the next chapter
Divestment, drinking societies and democracy: a Cambridge year in review
As minority students, we don’t always want your sympathy
Vivienne Hopley-Jones
Reflecting upon this academic year, Senior Opinion Editor Vivienne Hopley-Jones discusses democracy and responsive change in our University
Connor MacDonald
Connor MacDonald explains why he walked out during James Delingpole’s address at this week’s CUCA Chairman’s dinner
From A to Zebrafish: what a lab work placement really entails
Breathing new life into the origin of species at the Museum of Zoology
Despite hundreds of highly competitive summer lab placement programs, Bethan Clark explains the value of taking the time to find out what suits you best
After a five-year redevelopment, the Cambridge museum which celebrates biodiversity is set to reopen on Friday
Juggling babies and a bachelor’s
Being in a drinking society is being complicit
Young, married and doing a degree 
Growing up a child of same-sex parents is a unique experience of homophobia
Stephanie Stacey finds out more about the trials of living as a full-time student and a full-time parent
The experience of doing Cambridge can be completely altered when having a husband changes your priorities
Commercial Feature
Trinity May Ball: consummate quality all around
Robinson May Ball: no-frills fun
Murray Edwards Garden Party: a fun-filled ‘shellebration’
Ovenless delights: comfort desserts for May Week
Review
Trinity May Ball dished out only the best 4.5 stars
Sweet treats have never seemed so easy to concoct in the primeval gyp room
Do I have to draw you a picture? review: ‘dense and thoughtful’
Review
Tom Dixon reviews the Heong Gallery’s latest exhibition, curated by Dr Elisa Schaar
Prior to this week’s launch, Jamie Hancock previews Cambridge’s new nature-themed student magazine
Five ultimate May Week essentials
The enchanted forest
Street Style: Sidney Street
Express yourself
Photoshoot
For our May Week photoshoot Vulture Fashion invites you to step into the forest and immerse yourself in our enchanted tale
May Week can be busy and hectic, so we’re here to help. Here’s a definitive list of the items you cannot afford to forget that will make your celebrations stress-free
Lights, camera, action: start making films in Cambridge 
Cambridge Shorts preview
Interested in movies? We chat to three student creators who are keen to demystify the film community and emphasise the value of making films at university.
A taster of some of the student productions showcasing this weekend at Corpus Christi
Escaping the female DJ trap
Meet the women tearing up Cambridge’s clubbing culture: Niamh Curran investigates the gender dynamic on nights out
Kanye is at his best when he isn’t self-deifying. Thankfully, ye largely avoids that 4 star
Reigen preview: ‘if not a scandal, then certainly a resounding success’
Footlights International Tour Show: Pillow Talk preview: ‘a remarkable variety of comedic styles’
Rights of Passage preview: ‘talent, grit and a good story’
As You Like It review: ‘combines mischief with a sense of art’
Telling the stories of three real-life LGBT+ refugees, this show will bring emotional trauma and turmoil to the Edinburgh Fringe
This student translation of Schnitzler’s 1903 drama will bring a very modern twist to the Edinburgh Fringe
All at sea: every crew sinks at the Cambridge cardboard boat race
Bumps round-up: St John’s and Jesus hold the headships
New to a Blue: Cambridge University Ice Hockey Club
How I balance a Cambridge degree and playing rugby for England
Trinity engineers win but nobody goes home dry as hundreds gather to watch the spectacle in the River Cam
May Bumps
The four days of May Bumps produced plenty of action, including the first quadruple overbump since 1986
