Beef at Emma ‘vegan’ formal
Two arrested after climbing scaffolding at Catz 
Women’s only gym proposal sparks row at Churchill 
Cambridge welcomes Ukrainian refugees
The English faculty’s proposal to run final exams in 2023 in a 5-hour window has been met with student fury
In a co-ordinated action, Oxford students protested outside the Saïd Business school
Members of Extinction Rebellion occupied Barclays and blocked traffic to protest against the bank’s investments in fossil fuels
Second-year student Sam Carling was elected as one of two Labour councillors in the West Chesterton ward
The students are required to meet a reduced offer of BBB
Students were given the wrong link and had their exams rescheduled to random times in the day
The controversial academic was also given the first edition of one of Charles Darwin’s most iconic books, The Descent of Man
Dr James Orr said that because ‘a significant proportion’ of EU leaders are childless, they don’t understand the importance of child protection
The College uses Portal Trust scholarships where money originates from investments in the slave trade
500 academics have signed the open letter, including former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams
Josh Robinson has been asking Cambridge students what song they’re listening to. According to the TikTok star, he’s helping people who don’t have his confidence
An article on the blog presented concerns over the invitation of a controversial rapper, Lowkey, as a ‘smear’ by the ‘Israel lobby’
Stephen Toope’s speech at Clare Chapel tonight was interrupted by UCU-supporting students staging a noise protest
The freshers’ representative re-added a friend who called an offer-holder a ‘filthy state school muggle’
The UCU’s open letter says that by excluding certain council members from voting, the university is undermining its own democracy
The chief executive of UK Hospitality said that the rising costs faced by pubs would have to be passed on to customers
Camfess has helped countless students struggling with loneliness. But should students have to rely virtual peer support when they’re in need?
The reading week loomed large over yesterday’s hustings
With the polls opening today, Varsity gives you a run-down of the key points from the candidates’ manifestos
Four students were attacked on Market Square in the early hours of Wednesday morning (23/2)
When he’s not doing his studies, he’s keeping the peace outside the club. According to the fresher bouncer, taking care is the ‘whole job’
Applications for the role are open until midday on 4th March
The tough manifesto challenges the ‘stunning betrayal of the University’s responsibility’ in the climate crisis
Organ Scholars bag the best prizes: at Jesus they receive £450 per year, free college feasts and reduced room rent
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