Latest print edition
Sir Ian McKellen donates to recent Cambridge graduate’s fund for further study
Cambridge considers funding debt-free education for its poorest students
Almost 400 postgraduate arts and humanities places funded across Oxbridge and the Open University
Exclusive: The University may cover all tuition and living expenses for its most disadvantaged students, as part of an overhaul of its current financial support system
Acceptance rates for black applicants over the past decade have averaged less than half those of white students
Diving headfirst into the inter-college pool
Preserving snapshots of Cambridge’s anti-women protests 
From Zimbabwe to Stamford: reflecting on my nationality
‘I am still not well’
Letters to Freshers
Wherever you end up, it’s still ‘real Cambridge’
Moving from Zimbabwe to England as a child had caused our writer to reflect on the complications in understanding nationality
Commercial Feature
It’s time to stop calling Cambridge students the ‘best and brightest’
By providing a debt-free education, Cambridge would truly begin to open its gilded doors
Dominic Caddick
We must abandon this notion which ignores access issues and places unnecessary pressure on students
Beatrice Obe
Beatrice Obe responds to the University’s potential plans to offer debt-free studentships
The gulf between giants: philosophy and science
Science News
The ground-breaking stem cell research could transform our understanding of early embryonic development
The vast divide between the two disciplines are limiting the potential to unlock the answers to the Big Questions
St John’s May Ball: a reality-bending extravaganza
Jesus May Ball: planets in alignment
Trinity May Ball: consummate quality all around
A plastic-free garden party? Newnham College MCR take on the challenge
REVIEW
CamFM DJs know how to put on a party – even if the food runs low 4 stars
At the Fitzwilliam
Georgie Kemsley-Pein navigates the life and diverse work of an eclectic 19th Century polymath featured at the Fitzwilliam Museum
Every year The Mays publishes poetry, prose and artwork from talented students at Oxford and Cambridge universities
Über chic: Berlin’s street style scene
Dresses and trainers: make the modern style staple your own
Berlin’s diverse and casual-chic street style has Sophie Weinmann feeling inspired this summer
Jump right into the coolest trend of the summer: day dresses and trashed trainers. Vivienne Hopley-Jones guides you on how to rock the hottest (and simplest) look this season
Call me by my name: a first year in Cambridge in two films
The parallels between the first year at Cambridge and two of this year’s most influential films
The latest offering from the Argentinian auteur is part of an oeuvre marked by space and silence
Avicii and me
Music and me
Enia Phocas reveals how the powerful oeuvre of the late Avicii has left an unforgettable impact on her life
Uncovering the life of one of Cambridge’s most overlooked folk sons
Speechless review
Cadenza review
Varsity’s guide to Cambridge at the Edinburgh Fringe 
Manhunt review
At the Fringe
Disciplined and highly technical, Cadenza captivates at the Fringe – 4 stars
At the Fringe
This inventive and subtly-acted sketch show deserves the highest possible praise – 5 stars
How Cambridge’s ‘cult of rowing’ feeds into its class problem
New to a Blue: Eton Fives 
New to a Blue: Fencing
William Ross discusses Cambridge’s unhealthy fixation on rowing, and the message this sends out to the wider world
New to a Blue
Ever wanted to try “squash with your hands”? Head along to the Eton Fives Club
