In conversation with the Cambridge University Dance Society
Alex O’Connor on the importance of saying ‘I don’t know’
‘Have courage in yourself’: in conversation with the Union President
Quickfire
Olivia Goodman talks with C.U.D.S. about the rewards and demands of dance
Haris Khan talks to the podcaster and debater about having intellectual humilty in philosophy and politics
Long Read
Mariam Al-Badry talks to Diane Abbott about racism, electoral reform, and the rise of the far-right
Haris Khan talks to John Armstrong about art, philosophy, and the horror of getting a job
Long Read
Charlie Rowan talks to Céline-Marie Vidal about destigmatising the menstrual cycle
Florence Thomas talks with Martin Jankowski about literature, censorship, and the never-ending search for funding
The director of Dublin Zoo discusses the many benefits of zoos with Seyan Dattani
Long-read
Isabella Dowden speaks to the BBC’s top boss on the challenges of navigating the modern media landscape and his unorthodox stint as a student nightclub owner
Scotia Smith discusses HIV awareness, the stigma surrounding sexual health, and the need for culturally tailored healthcare with NHS nurse and activist Jara Phattey
Wilf Vall sits down with the SU’s presidents to uncover whether there’s rooms for recovery after an eventful past year
Fresh from Paris, Kyle Kothari talks representation in sport and plans for LA 2028 with Milly Kotecha
Quickfire
Esther Knowles chats to the group behind @cambridgecollegebrunches
Interview
Madeleine Whitmore speaks to PhD candidate Stuti Pachisia about the role of class at Indian and British universities
Quick-fire
Anuk Weerawardana speaks to undergraduate Naomi Lines about climbing Mount Kilimanjaro and taking on the London Marathon
Interviews
Maddy Browne talks to the Master of Pembroke College about environmental politics, the arts and making change
Interview
Felix Armstrong speaks to the legendary writer and director about striking the balance between satire and caricature
Interview
Gender Agenda zine officers on the difficulty of building a feminist space in Cambridge
Anuk Weerawardana speaks to author Bonnie Garmus about her bestselling debut Lessons in Chemistry
Jude Crawley speaks to Theresa May’s Deputy Prime Minister on his time in and after politics.
Isabel Dempsey talks art, feminism and chocolate biscuits with the Medwards president
The Spotify artist, college choir member and English student speaks to Sophie Denny about fitting everything into a packed Cambridge term
Zero Gravity founder Joe Seddon on his time at Oxford, his passion for change and the current state of UK higher education
Abby Reyes talks to ‘How to Fail’ podcast host and Queens’ alumna Elizabeth Day about success and failure at Cambridge
Long Read
Brenda Feigen talks about her involvement in the Equal Rights Amendment, furthering reproductive rights and US politics today
