On how touching my body re-connects me to my many selves
Small Comforts
Ewan Martin evaluates how he’s become more connected with the different parts of himself through physical touch.
AskVulture
Kicking off Easter term, AskVulture gives advice on doing ‘enough’ and preparing for the future.
Growing up, fictive character Anne Shirley has been a source of comfort and inspiration for Rosie McLeish, making the question ‘who do you want to be like?’ a simple one to answer
Anna reflects on her experiences of maintaining virtual friendships on her year abroad.
Cara Sullivan investigates the strange phenomenon of nostalgia for Lockdown 1
Being faced with returning to education after years in the workplace can be tough, but there are benefits to doing so! AskVulture shines a light on the positives of a return to education
“I only drink coffee, wine and water,” Charlotte Holah used to claim. Now, though, she takes a more nuanced look at the space a good cup of coffee (or ten) and a glass (bottle) of wine takes up in her locked-down life
Even though Scarlet Rowe has not fallen in love with her degree yet, she wouldn’t swap it for anything else either. Why is this the case?
Lifestyle columnist Ellie Austin reflects on her relationship with her dogs, and whether they really love her back
Lifestyle columnist Agnes Ganet has always been a routine sceptic, but since discovering oatmeal, her outlook has changed
Following an awkward DoS meeting, Lifestyle columnist Ellie Austin questions whether ‘productivity’ and happiness go hand in hand after all
Advice
Advice on how to maintain a relationship in lockdown, whether you’re living together or apart, and tips on how to manage your time both as a couple and an individual
Varsity Editor Georgina Buckle tells us exactly why, two weeks into 2021, she’s resolutely against resolutions
In seeking to answer the question of what ‘lifestyle’ exactly entails beyond talking about the weather and drinking tea, half of the Lifestyle editing team Scarlet Rowe talks us through a ‘day’ in her life
Restaurant reviewer Lottie Reeder adapts to circumstances and recommends her favourite take-out meals.
Whilst studying remotely from Australia, David Quan explores how he adapted to his role as Lifestyle Editor during a very unusual Michaelmas.
Columnist Amelia Shaw outlines her simple, oven-free method for making rocky road.
Sophie Hoath knows that the circumstances are not ideal, but she offers a slightly more hopeful view regarding online learning.
Reflecting on the ultimate legacy and passing of Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Georgia Goble shares how ageing female role models remind us that you are never too old to do what you love.
Even though a Cambridge term is crowded by deadlines, coffee trips, and ominous academic emails, Film and TV Editor Alexandra Jarvis writes that reading for pleasure is a necessity
In the wake of Covid-19, atheist columnist Jesi Bailey reflects on reigniting her faith in humanity… through online church.
Reflecting on the English Tripos and her Christian faith, Cecily Fasham grapples with what to do when church leaders get it wrong.
Reflecting on all that she’s learned during her first year at Cambridge, Daisy Brown addresses her fresher’s week fears
Columnist, Ella Gold, explores reconnecting with her childhood during lockdown
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