The unexpected tranquility of bullet journalling
The two faces of Cambridge
Lifestyle Editor Amy Howell explores how bullet journalling can benefit a busy Cambridge schedule
An anonymous student discusses the binary ideas of class that are prevalent in Cambridge and explores what happens when you don’t fit the mould.
After this confusing past year, a collection of students reflect on their beloved pets.
A discussion of gaslighting and manipulative relationships.
Advice
This week, AskVulture is daydreaming about a post-exam summer in Cambridge and gives some ideas and tips on how to make the most of it.
Restaurant & Bar Review
Small Comforts
Ewan Martin explores the small pleasures that can be derived from stating the obvious.
Spotlight On My Subject
Various members of the Varsity team talk us through what it’s like to study their beloved subject.
With exam term arriving and the world opening up once more, Vulture Editors Isabel Sebode and Esmee Wright reveal the best upcoming events and exhibitions
Have you ever wonder what it’s like to be a News Editor for Varsity? If so, today is your lucky day! Amy Howell is here to talk you through what her editing role (roughly) entails, and why her ‘day in the life’ is, and only ever can be, approximate
Agnes Ganet never thought she would meditate, but this year things have changed, and there’s no looking back
Week 5 took an unexpected turn for Lottie, Quaid and Freddie as they faced an unexpected problem: a scabies infestation
Lifestyle columnist Agnes Ganet knows first-hand that it is all too easy to feel guilty for taking a break, but is there a way to stop feeling like this?
Anna Stirk talks about the wonders of looking up, and why the sky is a worthy rival to staring at a screen all day
If you haven’t heard about Education, English, Drama and the Arts yet, Amber De Ruyt is here to tell you all about why she loves it, and why you should too
Lifestyle columnist Agnes Ganet questions whether to-do lists cause more harm than good
Rosa Phelps talks life in Cambridge without the swarm of students – from a near-empty house to the quiet routines developed with friends still in the city, and the beauty in the everyday
Scarlet Rowe talks through the typical process behind writing articles
Scarlet Rowe talks about her experiences of fatherhood, and how having two dads has shaped her childhood
Varsity editor Gaby Vides talks about what female friendships mean to her, and how they have shaped her uni experience so far
Senior Lifestyle Editor Alexandra Jarvis considers the importance of long-running family traditions, and questions whether having to come up with new ones is such a bad thing.
16 983 km away from home, Natasha Huang describes her rollercoaster-like Michaelmas term as an international fresher.
As we approach the festive season (in Cambridge at least), Amelia Shaw’s indulgent Daim bar Chocolate Cheesecake satisfies all the sweet tooth cravings.
Ask Vulture
Ask Vulture columnist Ines Magre explains that no relationship is ever as perfect as it seems- and come on, we’ve already got Tompkins, we really don’t need a relationships league table too.
