Jacqui Cho and Yomna Zentani on making Cambridge accessible to students from zones of conflict
I am an Uighur who faced China’s concentration camps. This is my story.
‘Hibernating’ through the pandemic: Sweden’s universities approach
In the inaugural article of our series exploring how education ministries across the world are handling the pandemic, Victor Jack talks unemployment, mental health and tuition fees with Matilda Ernkrans, Sweden’s Minister for Higher Education and Research
Juliette Guéron-Gabrielle speaks to UCL professor Heidi Mirza about the power of young people, the revolutionary potential of queering society and the road to decolonizing institutions.
In an interview with our Editor-in-Chief, Rich Bartlett, Stephen Toope talks newfound (Camfess) fame, Freshers’ Week escapades and why Oxford was never an option
In the first installment of the series ‘Our New World’, Eleanor Taylor and Juliette Guéron-Gabrielle speak to two undergraduates about their lockdown initiatives.
Caterina Bragoli talks to author Jemma Wayne about her new novel To Dare, the importance of voicing unspoken female experiences and her time at Cambridge
Irene Velicer speaks to medical experts about the challenges of palliative care and alleviating pain during Covid-19 deaths
‘The Government are drifting into trouble’: Vinc
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