Tales of a broke, brown babysitter
Mourning the mature women’s college
Stop asking women for their body count
Cambridge University is letting down its most vulnerable students
Lucy Cavendish student Natalie Abbott reflects on the changes to her college
Nabiha Ahmed reflects on how her job as a summer nanny has been an opportunity to learn and teach about different socio-economic backgrounds
Double Take
On growing up and apart and the importance of giving your friends space in order to preserve everyone’s happiness
Aatqa Arham reflects on her multicultural identity and her journey to accepting her accent and all it represents
Emily Sullivan weighs up the pros and cons of being in a long-distance relationship
An anonymous student explores how their Cambridge offer felt like both a lucky escape and a cop-out from family issues
Sandy Qasier discusses the backlash against Malala’s comments on marriage and the pressure on Pakistani women to marry
An argument for the recognition of sexuality beyond relationships and pride month memorabilia
Cambridge Alumna Daria Koren recounts the not so best years of her life in the confines of the Cambridge bubble, in this moving account of isolation, mental health issues and trauma
Kuan-Chun Chen explores his newfound knowledge of the natural world through a college wildflower planting project
Inès Magré responds to the disturbing stance of the Polish government on abortion laws and LGBTQ rights following recent protests in Warsaw.
Digital Editor Alex Oxford explores her relationship with her mother and how a complicated diagnosis has caused her to reevaluate the meaning of blood relations
Alex Haydn-Williams reflects on his experience getting the COVID-19 vaccine
Kyieron Clarke writes about the individuals who helped him through university
Stuck in Vienna over Easter, Anna Whitehead embraces ancient and unfamiliar traditions
Fatima Eshani reflects on her complex relationship with music
Charlie Cowgill explores the problem of pederasty in the LGBTQ+ community
Kirsty Stark explores the process of grieving in the midst of lockdown
Ilja Caikovskis relates the experience of living through political protests in Russia… while doing his Cambridge degree
Ellie Etches tries to come to terms with her decision to leave Classics
Varsity Deputy Editor Elizabeth Haigh reflects on her experience of hospitals and mental health, and the stigmas that surround it
Eleanor Antoniou learns about treatment, support
