Is AI-generated poetry superseding human verse? 
For the love of evensong
Escaping Cambridge culture through Annie Ernaux
Opinion
Heather Leigh questions whether poetic genius is limited to humanity
Interview
Felix Armstrong speaks to the professor bringing a forgotten community to light
Opinion
Otto Bajwa-Greenwood surveys the impact of Salman Rushdie’s controversial novel on British multiculturalism
Opinion
Apeike Umolu reveals the hidden meanings behind portraits at Queens’
Artist and Me
The impossibility of replicating the work of the artists we love
Feature
Niall Quinn looks at the growing culture of graffiti in Cambridge, and finds that such transgression is essential to protest
Ellie Buckley sees past Robinson College’s concrete exterior and inspects the art held within
Feature
Sanaer Madden explores the similarity between Edward Hopper’s paintings and Cambridge’s scenery
Opinion
Bryony Clarke discusses how Cambridge’s ancient architecture can feel like it would rather keep some students out than let them in
Preview
Heather Leigh explores this year’s edition of The Mays
Feature
Reconsidering grammar schools through The History Boys
Review
The Tate Modern’s most recent exhibition leads us back to the future
Opinion
Colette Grice shares the story of the little known gallery that might be the key to reinvigorating Cambridge art
Opinion
The openness and egalitarianism of the Arts and Crafts movement opened the door to my love for art, writes Thea Redmill
Christmas
Feeling nostalgic, Felix Armstrong examines the Christmas term in books and film
Feature
Madeleine Whitmore explores the lasting potency of Goldin’s emotive documentation of New York’s queer subcultures
Review
Jen Price reviews the Heong Gallery’s new exhibition, ‘Rasheed Araeen: A British Story’
Opinion
Keir Starmer didn’t like being stared at by a painting of a woman. But maybe that’s not up to him, argues Pollyanna Chamberlain
Feature
Ben Birch delves into the history of Kettle’s Yard, and the man whose ‘homely exactness’ inspired it
Opinion
From the Fitz to Kettle’s Yard, Ben Birch questions museum labels, and being told what to think
The Agonies
Joe Short sends Eve another letter, relating the joys and perils of being read to by Donna Tartt
Loveday Cookson explores the charm of her local second-hand booksellers
Reading List
Our Arts team tells you what books they’ve taken with them on holiday
