Varsity sat down with the former Chief Medical Officer and Master of Trinity College since October 2019, Dame Sally Davies
VARSITY ALUMNI
As India approaches 75 years of independence, Taneesha Datta sits down with historian and former Varsity Editor-in-Chief William Dalrymple
The Ukrainian ambassador on Russian donors, the UK’s response, and how students can help
Alex George won the nation’s hearts when he was on Love Island. After some reflection, he’s become a mental health campaigner
Arif Ahmed explained why he believes freedom of speech is ‘progressive and radical’, but worries it’s under threat
Film and TV Editor Catrin Osborne interviews Christopher Lloyd about conveying climate activism to children
Juliette Fekkar interviews Oliver Cooney, the University Rainbow Ball Entertainment Officer
‘I was born into political struggle, I didn’t jump into it’: Weiwei and Nairne discuss Weiwei’s new exhibition ‘The Liberty of Doubt’
BBC journalist and broadcaster Kavita Puri speaks about recording the lived experiences of the partition of India
For ‘Pursuit: what are we searching for?’, Heather Cameron interviews Trevor from the Cambridge Christian Union’s international outreach team
“What is our social, our civic, our societal role? How can we make ourselves more indispensable to more people’s lives?”
Ballet is “definitely changing”, both on and off-stage, says Marcelino Sambé
Alice LC speaks to Luke Wright, a poet, about his upcoming show “The Remains of Logan Dankworth”
The Brazilian scientist who discovered, with her team, that the Amazon no longer was a carbon sink, discusses her research with Interviews Editor Juliette Guéron-Gabrielle
Tilda Butterworth interviews Theo Ellis and Joff Oddie of Wolf Alice about their third album, Blue Weekend, released today (04/06)
Ming Kit Wong speaks to Dr. Daisy Dixon, Research Fellow in Philosophy and Art at Peterhouse, about her career and work in the philosophy of art
Interview
Sam Rogers sits down with Professor David Spiegelhalter to discuss the role of statisticians and scientists in the making of public policy
Ming Kit Wong speaks to Louis Menand, Harvard Professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning author, about his recent book on the cultural history of the Cold War.
Christian Austin speaks with Olivia Millard about his extraordinary life transitions: from prison, to music, and then all the way to Cambridge.
In light of International Women’s Week, Anna Brady and Yan-Yi Lee speak with Dr. Oksana Kis about Ukrainian women’s strength and rebellion in the Gulag.
Martha French and Lucie Richardson talk online content, what it means to feel sexy, and Valentine’s Day plans with Youtube sensation and sex educator Hannah Witton.
Phoebe Page discusses four years of Trump with Professor Tom Nichols.
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.
Sophie Macdonald discusses Jaqui Cho and Yomna Zentani’s experiences with helping to found and expand the Rowan Williams Studentship, and the importance of spreading the stories of Rowan William scholars.
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