My heart-shaped life
Learning to live in relative disorder
Reflections on ‘Time Lived, Without Its Flow’
Saying no to nightclubs
Lewis Gorton shares how Denise Riley’s essay, ‘Time Lived, Without its Flow’, has reshaped their perception of the pandemic
Following her own journey of recovering health, Heather Cameron unpicks the unrealistic expectations commanded by popular wellbeing yoga mantras
Is exam ranking right?
Double Take
Columnist Ceci Browning argues that being more open to labelling relationships would save us all a lot of time, worry and heartbreak
Double Take
Columnist Ceci Browning reflects on learning to accept her body the way it is and be grateful for all it carries her through
Double Take
Ceci Browning looks back on years of societal misogyny and how that has affected her female friendships
Looking at the change in public spaces, Juliette Guéron-Gabrielle reflects on her experience of university last year during the pandemic
Double Take
Columnist Ceci Browning won’t let her dual Oxford/Cambridge identity leave her feeling blue, instead redefining what it means to feel at ‘home’
Lucy Hill grapples with her fear of losing touch with her native language
Hannah Virji shares her experiences with an eating disorder as well as recovery during the pandemic
Columnist Ceci Browning delves into the deeply misogynistic discussion of body counts
Deputy Varsity Editor Akshata Kapoor reflects on what the Olympics mean to her and her family.
In a moving personal reflection of the last few months, Ceci Browning reflects on some of the universal effects of heartbreak as well as some of the opportunities it can bring
In a conversation with his 18-year-old self, Jake Rose reflects on his time at Cambridge with regard to his degree, existential crises and the purpose of education
Eleanor Medcalf discusses the poeticism and significance of Christine Miserando’s ‘spoon theory’ for sufferers of chronic illness
Eva Carroll, the Co-President of Our Streets Now Cambridge, uses a misogynistic internet comment to discuss public sexual harassment and misogyny
Nieve Brydges reflects on the pandemic’s impact on queer spaces and aesthetics
Staff Writer Sophie Callear discusses her experience advocating for LGBT+ rights at a football match
Staff Writer Swathi Manivannan explore her conflicting feelings towards Prince Phillip’s death having grown up in post-independence Singapore
Editor Gaby Vides reflects on her experience of atypical anorexia nervosa
After watching both her parents work for the NHS during the pandemic, Madeleine McLure reflects on her gratitude for the healthcare service
Nora Redmond explores society’s culture of victim-blaming as she reflects on how all the sexual harassment workshops she has attended failed to emphasise the fault of the perpetrator in gender-based violence
This Mother’s Day, Sara Saloo reflects on her relationship with her mother and how she has inspired her
Deputy Editor Elizabeth Haigh reconciles herself with a complicated Mother’s Day
