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University bans year abroad students from studying in Palestine
Theatre group calls for Corpus Playroom boycott over lack of disabled access 
Huppert announces he will not stand for re-election
Expelled Labour club member in Freshers’ Fair feud
Relaxed Theatre Company have also launched petition calling for accessibility issues with the venue to be addressed
Under the motion, all colleges will pay an annual levy regardless of whether they are affiliated to CUSU or the GU
Infectious disease: the global agenda
Beyond Schrödinger’s cat: Quantum effects in biology 
Engineering meets life sciences in synthetic biology
The social life of Ebola
Jake Cornwall-Scoones suggests that to understand what went wrong with Ebola, we have to look past its horrific symptoms to its underlying social causes
In conversation with Professor David Heymann, head of the Centre on Global Health Security at Chatham House and chairman of Public Health England
Is bisexuality androgynous?
On my changing accent 
Why are consent classes still a question? 
Mirror, mirror on the screen…
Tthe selfie has dramatically altered our notion of identity and has forever changed our sexual politics, writes columnist Sam Brown
Zoe Barnes reminds us that the Harvey Weinstein case did not occur in a vacuum
Commercial Feature
Expressible: Feelings 
Dreaming spires and rational rooftops: Why is Oxford mystified more than Cambridge?
Art is the unexpected
Literary language: How to decode an Engling 
After attending the recently opened exhibition Basquiat: Boom for Passion, Ruby Reding asks whether it chronicles an important moment in art history, or panders to a cult of personality.
Madeleine Bishop charts the representations of Oxbridge in literature, and gets to the bottom of why we fare worse than our friends at Oxford
Indie themes: a story of strange parallels
Review: Praising The Death of Stalin 
Review: Shooting to stun in Blade Runner 2049 
Review: the labour that is The Party 
FILM
A raucous break from her historical studies, Lillian Crawford finds Armando Iannucci’s latest endeavour startlingly thought-provoking
FILM
While enthralled by its artistic beauty, Anna McGee was left unconvinced by the storytelling of this Van Gogh tribute 3 stars
Review: Miley Cyrus – Younger Now
Inteview: Clean Bandit’s Grace Chatto
Underground with Mandy, Charlie, Crystal and Corbyn: The evolution of clubbing
Review: St. Vincent – MASSEDUCTION
Freshers may have gotten the better of you, but Hermione Kellow provides music to soothe the soul
Review
St. Vincent returns with her “magnus opus”, so argues Ben Adams on the acerbic triumph, MASSEDUCTION.
What I’m Wearing in Cambridge – Week 2
The best of Sex and the City
Glossier launches in the UK
Are sliders here to stay?
As the second instalment of our Michaelmas weekly online exclusive, Varsity Fashion finds some of the most stylish students in Cambridge
Raghav Manchanda gives us his opinion on one of this summer’s biggest footwear trends, the slider
VK and broken dreams: Post-Cambridge theatre in MIST: Diazepam
Review: BOYS 
Relocation, relocation, relocation: ‘Taking liberties with a play’s temporal dimensions is problematic’
Review: Rights of Passage
PREVIEW
‘Magnify tenfold the existential crises and “broken dreams” of a VK-fueled night in Cindies and you’re probably close to the nihilistic atmosphere of this play’, writes Sam Brown
FEATURE
Theatre, or performance art? Columnist, Zoé Barnes, looks into the nature of theatrical illusion
Hughes Hall and Lucy Cavendish to form separate boat clubs
More than a game: FC Barcelona have a responsibility to keep the politics in sport 
How Oranje went from the edge of glory to the brink of collapse
Rugby for Rio: ‘Supercuppers’ to raise money for Brazilian charity
Kshitij Sabnis, President of the Cambridge University Modern Pentathlon Club, talks pentathlon with Lawrence Hopkins
Harry Normanton reports on a historic afternoon for Robinson as they ran out 17-15 winners against St John’s in their first ever victory over the college
COMMENT
Anna Cardoso
Admissions: asking the wrong questions?
In the fourth instalment of her weekly column, Anna Cardoso dissects her own admissions experience, explaining the importance of asking the right questions around race
Tom Nixon
Labour’s uncertain position on Brexit isn’t changing any time soon
In his third column, Tom Nixon discusses the causes and implications of the Labour Party’s nebulous stance on Brexit negotiations.
Anna Hollingsworth
College hierarchies are more than a bit of fun
Galaxy Henry
Cambridge traditions are by no means open to everyone
Angus Satow
Everything for everyone: reimagining University membership
Katherine Males
Forget the Signet Ring – why has no one made a fuss about ‘Sign On’?
Lorcan Canavan
Cambridge’s association with royalty only reinforces the elitist stereotypes
Sofia Weiss
We must build a society in which victims of sexual assault feel able to speak out
Blue Bates Cambridge
How do we explain the cult of Corbyn?
Lauren Pilley
The Union should realise that more celebrities doesn’t equal accessibility