Blind Date: ‘Sparks weren’t flying’
Head to head: social media
Blind date: ‘we talked about weddings!’
What does your Knoops order say about you? 
head to head
Alex Brian and Alex Myall argue about whether being off social media really makes you a better person
Blind Date
Naomi, a second year historian, meets Finn, a second year HSPS student
quiz
Get out of the Christmas slump with Jessica Spearman‘s
Alex Brian goes against the grain to prove his superiority
Blind Date
Candela, a third year NatSci, meets Sophie … a third year NatSci
Jess Dodwell juggles academia with content creation, and rejects the negative connotations of ‘influencer’
Lucia Trivass-Berlanga learns to re-engage with her culture
Opinion
Lily Kemp asks whether the choice to ‘sell out’ after graduation is really that simple
Martha Lucas reflects on how Cambridge has changed her identity
Guide
Maddy Gordon-Finlayson cures your Michaelmas madness with her expertly curated ‘dopamine menu’
Notebook
Niamh Walters takes you on the Bilbo Baggins-esque Unexpected Journey of intermission
Lucia Trivass-Berlanga reflects on what returning to her summer job has taught her about life at Cambridge
Notebook
Oliver Cooney addresses his mixed feelings about returning to Cambridge as a post-grad
Lauren Welsby-Riley provides you with the prompts you need to become your best, most self-aware self
Bex Goodchild laments the hardships of a hay fever-filled summer, from itchy eyes to a runny nose
Sophie Ennis gets drunk on fruity cocktails…in the name of science!
Bex Goodchild reveals the tips and tricks to Facebook confessions page glory
After dropping her phone in the Cam, Lily O’Sullivan reflects on her time unplugged
Martha's Mindful Madness
This week, Martha is joined by her boyfriend, and unrelaxed jumper-wearer, Josh
Opinion
Emily Lawson-Todd argues that exam term doesn’t have to be the ordeal that we make it out to be
Martha's Mindful Madness
Martha returns this week to trial her friend Izzy’s mindfulness techniques, and maybe discovers a new talent…
Caught in the crossroads of finishing her dissertation and entering her twenties, Alice Mainwood takes time to reflect on GCSE English classes, springtime, and why half of her essays have been about prisons
Trial and error
In an utterly desperate attempt to turn her life (and grades) around in her final year, Emily Lawson-Todd turns to living like a studytuber to see if it gets her to write her dissertation (reading whilst brushing your teeth entirely optional)
