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Cambridge supports staff in Global Strike for Climate workday pause, but preferably ‘at lunchtime’
In pictures: Thousands join Global Strike for Climate in Cambridge
Exclusive: Christ’s triumphant in 2019 Tompkins Table
Students, residents, and visitors took to the streets of Cambridge today to march in the Global Strike for Climate, pushing for action on the climate crisis
An open letter with over 500 signatures has called on the vice-chancellor to support the global strike
You don’t actually have to do all of your work. You don’t, in fact, have to do much of it at all.
Sleep like your life depends on it
Success doesn’t require perfection
Phone calls with friends have been my anchor at Cambridge
Letters to Freshers
In his Letter to Freshers, Gabriel Humphreys reflects on how intermitting gave him the time and space to realise the importance of seeking help from others when needed
Letter to Freshers
It’s not worth sacrificing your wellbeing “trying desperately to fulfil some idealised student role that might not actually help you to learn or grow,” argues Siyang Wei
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The MML faculty must do more to prepare low income students for the year abroad
Charley Barnard
The year abroad involves a significant financial burden for poorer students that the faculty has yet to adequately accommodate, argues third-year French and Spanish student Charley Barnard
Khaled Malachi
Khaled Malachi argues that we should not fall into disillusionment, but instead fight for a General Election
Cambridge-based political economist Professor Helen Thompson sits down with Jess Ma to discuss the role of academics in public discussion in an age of democratic upheaval
The activist for the return of the Gweagal spears, currently held by Trinity College, talks to Jess Ma about his ongoing fight to restore his ancestral culture
What happens when climate breakdown makes a place unliveable?
Health inequalities have been systematically ignored by government, local councils and the media.
Long distance is a foe that I’ve finally conquered 
Relationships
Long distances have separated Gabrielle Brucciani from friends and relationships for years, but a few helpful tricks have helped her keep in touch effectively
Flora Bowen delves into the murky depths of libraries in exam term
Home is where the heart is at Prints: In Situ 
Judge a book by its cover
The Testaments: Great expectations fall flat in this return to Gilead
YOKO ONO SKY PIECES reveals the triumph of hope
Grace Robinson finds this eagerly-anticipated sequel pacy rather than profound
Art beyond Cambridge
The Design Museum’s exhibition is cleverly curated, mirroring the directorial process of Kubrick’s own work
Fashion week is the creative playground sustainability demands
Is Churchill Gowns a breakthrough in sustainable gowning?
Vulture’s Best Dressed: The 76th Venice Film Festival 2019
Fashion Editor Caterina Bragoli rounds up the red-carpet highlights of this year’s Venice Film Festival, from the likes of Timothée Chalamet to Iman
As environmentalists protest Fashion Weeks, Francesca Cosslett argues that creativity can be the key to driving sustainability forward.
Sun, sea and sex fall flat in Sanditon’s bonnet-girl summer
Orla Horan just can’t see past the shortcomings of Netflix‘s (un)original teen rom-com 2 stars
An adaptation of Austen’s unfinished novel cynically exploits its headline-grabbing but sinister sex scenes
Review
In a world that seems intent on dismantling itself, Norman Fucking Rockwell! sees Lana Del Rey reclaim hope
While featuring some of Taylor Swift’s best songs to date, Lover is let down by a number of weak and forgettable tracks
Cicada 3301 review
This prescient and poignant play is well written and acted, but occasionally overplays its naturalistic awkwardness 4 stars
This devised piece is ingenious and immediate, and delivered to perfection
Two international rugby stars to join Cambridge
From Cambridge to racecar extraordinaire – in conversation with Oliver Turvey
Former Wallabies captain James Horwill and ex-Springbok Flip van der Merwe will study at Queens’ College for the next two years
Finn Ranson chats with Formula E driver Oliver Turvey about his Cambridge days and how studying Engineering made him a better driver
