Land Economy – what’s that?
Hyper-productive or healthy? The rise of wellness culture at Cambridge
The rise of the June Event 
The hidden harms of college stereotypes 
Amelie Rothwell talks to students who used to be locals about what the town-gown divide really means
Frida Bradbrook talks to students about how periods impact their time at the University
Lydia Bearne talks to students about whether calories on college menus are harmful or handy
Eve Nicholls talks to Voi users about the benefits and drawbacks of the vehicle
Daisy Stewart Henderson speaks to those working towards a better future for Afghanistan from Cambridge
Frida Bradbrook meets the vets in uproar over the potential closure
Digital technologies are leading to more young people experiencing OCD symptoms
Thea Grant explores the often overlooked work of the university’s housekeeping and maintenance teams
Sam Elgar speaks to the Sessions Court organisers and performers about music, activism and finding joy in protest
Francesca Evans meets Pembroke College’s first female head gardener to explore the stories behind the college’s historic gardens
Natalia Pilu speaks to students about the best way to spend your summer break
Francesca Evans asks what it really means to preserve a moment
Calum Murray speaks to employers and experts about the effects of AI on the graduate labour market
Can the underused SU building ever be a social hub?
Chirathi Perera speaks to incoming Cambridge freshers about their fears, hopes, and expectations as they anxiously await the start of term
Student Life
Georgie Middlemiss examines the quiet cost of Cambridge accommodation without shared living spaces
Lili Fairclough talks to the wild swimmers who brave the water , and those fighting to clean up the river.
Chriathi Perera explores how students balance passion and practicality in choosing their Cambridge degrees
Rosalind Aumonier explores how academic competition shapes Cambridge
Vintage Varsity
Resident Archivist Lily O’Sullivan dives into the archives for some career guidance and inspiration from those who made it
Social Media
Duncan Paterson surveys students on social media and how it fuels the flame of far-right extremism
Housing
The not-so-secret Cambridge housing crisis
