In search of the Midlands (in Cambridge)
Editing the narrative: a black creator’s Cambridge experience
How Thomas Godfrey is fighting anti-intellectualism 
Scarlett O’Donnell speaks to Menna Rawlings about her role as the first female president of Queens’ College
Quickfire
Indya Mason speaks to architecture graduate Dami Fadun about navigating black identity as a Cambridge student
Jing Hao Liang meets the Full Blue Racing team, a group of Cambridge students who build a racecar every year
Sophie Ennis sits down with James Tweed, Homerton alum and CEO/founder of the digital learning company Coracle
Ludovica De Lorenzo sits down with poet Sam Elbahja to discuss Cambridge’s buzzing literary scene
Quickfire
Indya Mason speaks to undergraduate polyglot Andrew Collet of YouTube channel ‘Andrew o Gringo’ about how to beat perfectionism in language learning
Lorna Beal on combining activism, student community and her comedic experience to found CRJ.
Quickfire
Tara Buxton discusses everything from scepticism to scrambled tofu in a conversation with Thrive Café
Quickfire
Alex Corbould asks the Proctors key questions as graduation season approaches
Abby Williams discusses the achievements of the pioneering alpinist Dorothy Pilley with biographer Dan Richards
Mariam Al-Badry meets Bell Ribeiro-Addy, former Shadow Minister for Immigration, to discuss reparations and possible divisions within the Labour party
Quickfire
Claire Ding meets with the former bar president to discuss managing one of Cambridge’s most iconic student bars
Kezia Douglass speaks to James Gardom about the importance of solidarity with refugees
Vienna Kwan speaks to Lord Wolfson about being ‘a lawyer who got into politics’
Quickfire
Sammy McDonald speaks about his experience at the Union, along with present and future aspirations
Olivia Solomons talks to former International Criminal Court Judge Sir Howard Morrison
Long Read
Abigail Liew and Vienna Kwan speak to Dr. Martin Stern after his talk at the Cambridge Union
Quickfire
Sophie Denny chats theme inspiration, ticket sales, and wet weather plans
Orla McMahon talks to the Co-President of Embrace
Scotia Smith discusses the American penal system with Aisha Elliott
Maddy Browne hears from Pembroke’s outreach and admissions officers on the innovative work being done behind the brochures
Joe Short speaks to the Irish poet about the value of ‘doing’ and the importance of mentorship
Freshers' Week
Grace Cobb chats to the app creators coming to Cambridge to revolutionise the university experience
Olympics
5am starts, 10 minute naps, and Bread & Meat
