The language of optimisation and the architecture of merit
Land Economy – what’s that?
The analogue reTurn has come to Cambridge 
‘It was genocide, not a civil war’ – Cambridge University Tamil Society remembers the Sri Lankan Civil War
Mimi Ronson questions the pressures around Cambridge’s culture of academic performance
Dara Osinowo speaks to finalists torn between chasing ambition and choosing financial security
Beth Lee talks to the presidents of student societies about how they juggle their role and their degree
Mimi Ronson explores the general fog that surrounds student knowledge of the kidneys
Amelie Rothwell investigates digital misogyny and its repurcussions in Cambridge
Beth Lee asks finalists and graduates how their relationships, work, world outlook, and future aspirations have changed at Cambridge
Sam Elgar speaks to Cambridge-based experts on democracy to discuss its future in our country
Grace Howell speaks to ents officers struggling to assert their autonomy in the college system
Beth Lee explores the ties that anchor students to their heritage
Chirathi Perera investigates the covert clubs whose influence at Cambridge runs deeper than their names suggest.
Thea Grant explores the importance of creative hobbies in helping students cope with the pressures of Cambridge life
Sasha Djuric – Fraser explores diversification and intersectionality with members of Cambridge’s women’s societies
Resident Varsity Archivist Giulia Reche-Danese dives into thearchives to see how past Cantabshave been counselled
Humans of Cambridge
Ben Curtis reveals the uncharted world of college catering
Alisha Mafaas speaks to students about the ways in which they balance faith with university obligations during Ramadan
Francesca Evans
Francesca Evans investigates student-led initiatives pushing for change in Cambridge’s consent culture
Student Life
Eve Nicholls investigates how injured students face challenges on college grounds
Bibi Boyce explores the trials and tribulations of the lost and found bins of Cambridge
Academic Life
Julia Ongking explores the stress surrounding degree classifications
Wilf Vall explores how an ancient Cambridge fair transformed May Week
Nature
Jonathan Liu reveals some of the hidden weird and wonderful wildlife we share the city with.
Sex and Relationships
Is the condom going out of style? Mimi Ronson explores how silence, pressure, and trust are shaping unprotected sex at university
access and outreach
Oxbridge colleges increasingly make use of social media in their access and outreach efforts
Wellbeing
Mimi Ronson explores the toxic productivity culture of Cambridge
