‘I was a massive nerd’: YouTuber Ali Abdaal on revision, taking risks and why he wanted to top tripos
‘Nobody really knows Johnson’: The Spectator editor on disagreement, younger readers and why the PM will survive
Alexandra Sive on her battles with mental health, intermission and journey to recovery
The Cambridge grad-turned-Youtuber about entrepreneurship, the dangers of Tripos rankings, and what the Cambridge workload taught him about productivity
Aoife O’Driscoll meets the students trying to raise awareness of climate change by a week-long ‘celebration of the environment’
Juliette Guéron-Gabrielle talks with an anonymous Cambridge graduate about his flight from Russia following the country’s invasion of Ukraine
Jake Mustard speaks with Anaya Guleid, the founder of The Queer Get Down, on organising a queer night for the students, by the students
The campaign organiser tells Rosa Phelps about the reality of working as a college supervisor
Oxford and Cambridge students Tamzin Lent and Olivia Leigh talk to Tiffany Tsoi about tackling female safety with an app which will allow people to share their precise locations in nightclub venues
Lydia Seed and Bella Cross discuss efforts to curb period poverty in Cambridge with Juliette Guéron-Gabrielle
Juliette Guéron-Gabrielle speaks with Zain Alabidin Al Khatir and his translator about Zain’s journey from Sudan to Germany
In an exclusive interview with Varsity, the Vice-Chancellor discusses university relations with the UAE, widening access, and navigating criticism
Ming Kit Wong speaks to Professor Jan-Werner Müller about his upcoming book, Democracy Rules
Olivia Millard speaks to the CEO of London Politica about leadership, the political risk industry and making your voice heard
Interview
Tilly Palmer talks to Alastair Campbell about dealing with Depression and Alcoholism, Good Morning Britain and his favourite swear words.
Ming Kit Wong covers the Harvard cognitive psychologist’s (virtual) visit to the Cambridge Union and discusses the political implications of his claims about human progress
Josef Skrdlik and Maya Beney talk to Alexander Betts, Professor of Forced Migration and International Affairs at Oxford University, about the impact of the pandemic on refugees and how to prepare for future migration crises.
Varsity’s Interviews editors Yan-Yi Lee and Josef Skrdlik speak with the team behind the Cascade app, revealing how the project, with a focus on individual power, may play an important role in the climate crisis.
YouTuber Ibz Mo discusses the student experience.
Yan-Yi Lee talks to MML students Liv Bonsall and Hannah Sherry about the interesting origins of the Cambridge Language Collective.
Clare Walsh speaks to Fabienne Marshall, Hannah Collins, and Ele Forsdyke about setting up Cambridge Creatives during lockdown, DM-ing Lenny Abrahamson, and bringing an exploration of ‘visual culture’ to Cambridge.
In the third article of our series exploring how governments across the world approached university policy this year, Victor Jack speaks to Denmark’s Minister for Higher Education and Science, Ane Halsboe-Jørgensen
Clare boatman Andrew James speaks to Ryan Cummings about life in a canal boat, sailing the Cam, and the lack of central heating.
Victor Jack speaks to Ramit Debnath about his use of machine learning to understand India’s pandemic strategy in the first installment of our series spotlighting new research at Cambridge
The English professor, who recently drew controversy for her tweets, talks race, student activism, and fighting online trolls with Interviews Editor Juliette Guéron-Gabrielle
Niall Campbell, a Project Officer with the Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Plan, talks to Edward Parker-Humphreys about the prevalence of student loneliness at Cambridge
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