The year abroad: a lesson in resilience
Finding joy in gender
On being a Queer rugby player 
What’s your coconut score?
Staff writer Joe Tresidder reflects on his experiences abroad so far, and the shift in perspective it has given him
‘Playing with gender, whether you are cis or trans, can be a source of joy’
Quincy De Vries shares her experience of attempting to define her Canadian identity
Baubles, carols and Christmas cheer are all going to feel different this year for Ceci Browning
This Time Last Year
Lily Kemp reflects on her job as an au-pair this time last year
In considering the usefulness of labels in different contexts, Heather Cameron reflects on her own journey with labels and identity
Cordelia Sigurdsson reflects on how Cambridge changed her relationship with food for the better
Double Take
Columnist Ceci Browning calls out self destructive behaviour in this piece arguing that bad boys are just bad news
Anna Trowby writes on her struggles with mental health during her time at Cambridge and the poor pastoral care she received from Fitzwilliam College
Bella Manfredi explores how imposter syndrome transcends the classroom, reflecting on its effects on her first year at Cambridge
An anonymous student reflects on why love, no matter the challenges, is worth it
Double Take
Why women shouldn’t compromise their identity and instead be proud of their independence and ambition
Akshata Kapoor reflects on her pandemic freshers’ year and its parallels with the show Normal People
An anonymous student writes on incidences of racial profiling during their time at Cambridge
Through the lens of the English tripos Tragedy paper, Kuan-Chun Chen discusses his journey of resilience and self reflection through a pandemic ridden third year
As we venture into Pride Month, an anonymous student reflects on their journey with the intricate meaning of names in the context of the transgender and gender non conforming community
Mahvish Malik discusses the role food plays in fostering community, comfort, and routine with her flatmates
Anna Rainbird-Chill explores the power of silence, and how lockdown has changed the way we communicate in meaningful ways
In the face of taxing student activism, Maya McFarlane reflects on the benefits of embracing joy, taking inspiration from Black Feminist thinkers Audre Lorde and bell hooks
With Ramadan fast approaching, Rana Rofifah reflects on her experience of finding a Muslim community in Cambridge
Columnist Alexander Yao reflects on his heritage and roots
After the rise of racist attacks on the Asian community, Fiona Wong reflects on her experience as an Asian woman living in the UK
Anna Piper-Thompson explains how she hopes to provide access to Cambridge through her Youtube channel
