Young, female and homeless: Ella’s story 
Luke Wright on performing poetry
Ella Betts shares her experience of surviving and overcoming homelessness and abuse with Caitlin Reilly
Alice LC speaks to Luke Wright, a poet, about his upcoming show “The Remains of Logan Dankworth”
Tom Bullivant discusses running for London Mayor, ‘Poshness’ and YouTube with Max Fosh, following his talk at the Union
Tilda Butterworth interviews Theo Ellis and Joff Oddie of Wolf Alice about their third album, Blue Weekend, released today (04/06)
Pau Norris speaks with Dr. El-Erian, President of Queens’ College, Cambridge, about his professional journey, his thoughts on academic economics, and his plans in Queens’ College.
Interview
Sam Rogers sits down with Professor David Spiegelhalter to discuss the role of statisticians and scientists in the making of public policy
Interview
Emyr Davies speaks to Theresa May’s Joint Chief of Staff, Nick Timothy, about Brexit, Windrush, and his disbelief at losing a parliamentary majority in the 2017 General Election.
Christian Austin speaks with Olivia Millard about his extraordinary life transitions: from prison, to music, and then all the way to Cambridge.
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.
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
Maria Pointer in conversation with Anthony Byrne on how he successfully brought “meaningful decision making back into TV production”
Zak Coleman speaks to lifelong LGBT+ rights activist Peter Tatchell about homophobic policing, neo-imperial activism and “rainbow-branded capitalism” in queer politics today.
Caterina Bragoli talks to curator and creator Leanne Elliot Young about the future of the fashion industry on a rapidly-warming planet
Interviews Editor Georgina Buckle talks to activist Tarana Burke about reclaiming space with the words ‘me too’
British human rights campaigner Ben Rogers speaks to Jess Ma about how international solidarity can – and should – be transformed into meaningful action in Hong Kong
Victoria Ayodeji speaks to the authors about access and platforming Black voices
