Contraception testimonies
Varsity Reviews: The Orator – Cambridge Union’s New Bar and Brasserie 
Varsity is publishing a collection of anonymous submissions on students experiences and struggles with contraceptives.
After a long haitus from instagram, Anna Trowby writes on re-joining the digital platform and her struggles with finding the balance between honesty and oversharing online.
Restaurant & Bar Review
Lotte Brundle reviews the Cambridge Union’s new bar and brasserie The Orator.
Advice
With exams looming, this week AskVulture tackles how to avoid burning out.
AskVulture
This week AskVulture advises on how to take the plunge and confess your feelings to a crush.
Small Comforts
Ewan Martin considers how television quiz shows have a subtly reassuring presence in our lives.
Anna Stirk finds novelty, creativity and distraction in cooking during lockdown, both at home and back at university
Anna Trowby takes a look at her own experiences of vegetarianism, and examines both the benefits and drawbacks of the veggie lifestyle
In a world plagued with insecurities, social media and now the self-view setting on Zoom, it can be difficult to get by if you have hang-ups about the way you look. AskVulture’s here to give some advice on how to overcome this
Anna Feest talks about her experience of working and living in Berlin on her Year Abroad
Alexandra Jarvis asks if anything can be truly innovative at a time like this, with so few obvious chances for change. They wonder at the ability of a lockdown to encourage more introspection, and to make even their degree seem interesting.
Scarlet Rowe never thought she could be an innovator. However, upon a quick google definition check, she has now changed her mind completely
Advice
This year’s Valentine’s Day is likely to be one like no other, as anyone could have expected. The AskVulture team are here with tips and tricks to make this Valentine’s Day as fun as possible, regardless of where you are, or who you’re with!
It’s probably an understatement to say that we’ve all been video calling more than we would like recently. So this week, Scarlet Rowe explores what the sudden influx of Facetime into her life has taught her
Advice
As February rears its ugly head, Valentine’s Day is lurking just around the corner. This week, AskVulture give advice on how to deal with being left behind by a housemate who sneaks off to be with their partner.
Sofia Johanson looks at the surge in popularity of subscription boxes, particularly at those that boast good aesthetics and an ethical outlook, and examines exactly what they offer – and whether it’s worth it.
Lockdown has changed the face of friendships, possibly forever. As we approach the beginning of Lent term, Olivia Emily explores what friendship means to her.
Advice
From light-hearted asks about the best Zoom backgrounds for your new supervisor, to burning questions about long-distance relationships now entering their third lockdown (and everything in between), the team has got you covered.
Ask Vulture
Ask Vulture columnist Ellie Austin discusses why a ‘fine’ relationship is not always happy one, and why sometimes breakups can be necessary.
Scarlet Rowe explores her conflicted relationship with Cambridge tradition, asking herself whether she loves it or loathes it.
It’s one thing to quiz but another to quiz well; Nick Scott explores the art of quizzes and what makes them enjoyable.
Columnist Lottie Reeder reveals her favourite place for brunch in Cambridge.
Hebe Johnson writes in support of cooking at university as a way to connect, socialise, and destress.
Would you make it to the GBBO final? Put your baking skills to the test with Amelia Shaw’s homemade shortbread recipe.
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