Uncomfortable Cambridge: the legacy of exclusion and inequality 
A reflection from the riverbank
I am disabled and, yes, I get sexually harassed
On neophilism, enthusiasm, and (female) ADHD
Embarking on the Uncomfortable Cambridge walking tour, Staff Writer Imaan Irfan explores the city’s contentious history
Sport Feature
Esyllt Parry-Lowther reflects on the image of rowing as elite and her relationship with the sport
Issac Fung looks back at the peaks and troughs of his degree
What were Varsity up to?
With Boris Johnson announcing his resignation this week, after watching his cabinet crumbled around him, the Varsity team decided to reflect on what they were doing as he partied at Downing Street
Looking back through a year of Features content, the standing Editors pick their highlights from the section
Sionna Hurley-O’Kelly embarks on a new relationship with her most English of stiff upper lips
Living with chronic illness
Rhea Sarawgi reflects on all that uplifts her as she recounts the challenges of living with chronic conditions
Dear Degree...
In this playful elegy to MML, finalist Anna Whitehead bids farewell to the past four years
Sobaan Mohammed
Sobaan Mohammed explores the contrast between the university city and his home in Birmingham
Heather Bellamy
You cannot ‘attract’ good health and recovery through a mask of positivity
An anonymous estranged student shares how “home” is a feeling only experienced in Cambridge
An aching kind of growing
In a lyrical homage to friendship, Features columnist Hannah Gillott delves into what platonic relationships mean to her, arguing against the diminishing of their worth
Nafizah Islam writes on how her faith, brain and heart have been represented in Disney’s ‘Soul’
Long read
Considering his time so far at university, Deputy Features Editor Alex Levy discusses loneliness and his relationship to romance, encouraging a more nuanced attitude to human connection
Halfway through his time at Cambridge, Sobaan Mohammed takes stock of his experience as a disadvantaged student, making the case that access doesn’t stop when you matriculate
Georgia Capewell considers the struggle between wanting some moments to pass by quickly and fearing that others are finishing too fast
Bella Shorrock relates her own path to veganism, making the case for trying a plant-based diet in 2022
An aching kind of growing
Columnist Hannah Gillott discusses the often insidious nature of New Year’s resolutions, their harmful impact often skewed towards women, and makes her own anti-resolutions for 2022
Beth Doherty reflects on her experiences after attending the 26th annual UN conference held to tackle the climate crisis
Alessandra Rey discusses her changing relationship with the city she has always called home
Deputy Editor Akshata Kapoor reads the scribbles and annotations left behind in the second-hand books she owns
Double Take
Columnist Ceci Browning argues she would rather remember her Sunday nights the next day than end up squashed between strangers on the dance floor
Is exam ranking right?
Double Take
For something protecting two people, it seems like, more often than not, contraception becomes a woman’s burden argues columnist Ceci Browning
Shaun Foster reflects on this life-changing trip to Transnistria and letting go of expectations and the norm
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