Train Rat: A Short Story
Priyanka Voruganti shares a short story about a girl struggling to cope with the aftermath of sexual assault
Arts columnist Shona Whelan explores the use of dialect in The Mill on the Floss and what this reveals about class, education and independence
Arts Editor Emma Hulse offers a list of reading suggestions based on your dream travel destination.
Arts Editor Famke Veenstra-Ashmore gives her top 3 picks of anthologies for those who want to get started reading poetry this summer.
Discovering a likeness between contemporary photographs and century old paintings, Isabel Sebode delves into the world of the ‘accidental Renaissance’ phenomenon
Book Review
In her latest review, columnist Emma Hulse explores the devastating implications behind PTSD and its complex relationship with family
DISCUSSION
Dominic Morgan considers why Cambridge looks the way it does
Karolina Filova suggests what we can learn from Gabriel García Márquez’s travels through the Eastern Bloc in the 1950s.
Yan-Yi Lee discusses the impact of Japanese art form Shunga and explores how its sexual imagery can be understood in the context of its history.
Charlotte Alt talks to Martin Bond, a photographer behind ‘A Cambridge Diary’, who has taken a picture of Cambridge and published it every day for eleven long years.
Izzie Glover speaks to the directors of the JHAF about maintaining the spirit of such a communal, celebrated festival across a digital format
Ava Wilson reviews Julian Green’s Paris in the context of the current COVID-19 restrictions.
Sophie Holloway discusses the ethical legacy of American photographer Diane Arbus.
Audrey Lee dissects and ruminates over Foujita’s Nu Couché à la toile de Jouy
Amber Nip explores the costs of monetising contemporary art.
Interview
Harriet Loffler on celebrating BME women artists, radical inclusion, and data as a feminist strategy
Karolina Filova recommends an unexpectedly relevant online exhibition.
Zac Gladman asks where street photography now stands, and whether certain approaches to photography are ethically tenable in this new world we live in.
In her second installement, Angharad Williams looks at Louis Bourgeois’ conceptions of parenthood, spiders, cannibalism and all
Columnist Piper Whitehead gets into detail in her exploration of the link between aliens and art
Caterina Bragoli talks to Visual Artist Adriana Santiago about her upcoming project La Correa, drawing inspiration from her hometown of Puerto Rico and the importance of an honest representation of mental health in art
The Varsity Arts Editors give us a rundown of Cambridge’s cultural landscape
