Sophie Denny speaks to Chelsea Leyland about epilepsy, medicinal cannabis and her mission to raise awareness
Jinqian Li speaks to the president of CUCOS about his plans to raise the profile of Chinese music in Cambridge
Sophie Denny and Amelie Bromnick report on the organisation at the forefront of the mission to educate the youth on how to combat the climate crisis
Sana Soomro sits down with the Cambridge alumnus to discuss the inspirations for his poetry and his memories of student life
Georgie Atkinson meets the finalist to find out how he balances it all
Natalie Acton speaks about new mental health services, diversity and student engagement
Dr Newson speaks about hormones, treatment, the power of women and the work done by Murray Edwards college
Deborah Prentice speaks to Varsity about staff pay, free speech and mental health
Miraya McCoy Palmer talks to her grandparents about their lived experiences of British colonial rule and the aftermath of independence
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Abby Reyes talks to Eurovision contestant Mae Muller about being a young woman in the music industry and healing from ‘delulu girly’ ways
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The manager of The Pickerel Inn talks to Varsity about life behind the bar, and how quickly you’d have to down a pint to beat him
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Abby Reyes speaks to Reece D’Souza about bringing rap to Cambridge and his love of Frank Ocean
Sophie Denny speaks with John Simpson, about the ‘sense of duty’ compelling him to report on the world’s most momentous events
Mary Hockaday talks all things from fleeing Oxford, how you get through the tough days, and being a woman in journalism
Simon McDonald discusses his career from the importance of his History degree, to visiting 144 countries, and how to stand out amid 22,999 other applicants.
Joseph Duffy sits down with Doug Chalmers to talk tarmac, geopolitics, and how his military career helps him lead Emmanuel.
Jude Crawley interviews six of the seven candidates hoping to gain a seat on the council in the elections on Thursday 4th May
‘It’s not about right and left anymore. It’s about right and wrong’
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The Cambridge Climate Society talk activism, inequality and their new open letter
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The Texan Democrat on how systemic barriers prevent his country from solving its biggest issues
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Bella Shorrock speaks to Chris Patel about how easy it is to eat vegan in Cambridge, and how we will be living in a vegan world very soon
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Lois Kildea speaks to the Afghan MP about her journey into politics and the future of Afghanistan
Riannon Chaplin speaks to members of the Cambridge University Nigerian Society about creating a space to share Nigerian culture, what the Benin bronzes mean to them and why the issue surrounding them is so complex
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Cambridge’s Iranian students tell Varsity what they are fighting for