Jewish Society condemns Gopal’s ‘conspiracy theories and online intimidation’ 
Man confesses to 1988 murder of Cambridge graduate
Gardies battles to free its Instagram from hackers
Senate House splashed with black ‘oil’ by XR activists
The Cambridge University Jewish Society (CUJS) criticised the professor’s use of ‘tropes about media control’
Protesters joined demonstrations up and down the country on the Kill the Bill Campaign’s ‘National Day of Unity’
Former chair of the History faculty labels Gopal ‘unscholarly’ as war of words escalates between academics
Lily Ebert and her great-grandson Dov Forman will be interviewed by a St Catharine’s College fellow ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day
Varsity gives a month-by-month breakdown of the stories that shaped Cambridge this year
GlitterBeam Radio, which broadcasts music and news aimed at the LGBTQ+ community, is now available in Cambridge
Reportedly backed by Peter Thiel’s chief of staff, members lobbied for the invitation of Jordan Peterson, fought against Toope’s free speech amendment and hosted a ‘white supremacist’ academic
Professor Jonathan Heeney’s new development uses a jet of air instead of a needle to push to the vaccine through the skin
Boycott Banks’ Destruction will target major UK banks to end their involvement in fossil fuel and arms industries, and also aims to end university ties to these banks
PalSoc has reiterated calls for the University to cease its ‘complicity’ in the oppression of Palestinians through its investments
The Vice-Chancellor told Varsity in October that the £400m partnership between the University and the UAE was ‘on hold’, but the group has voiced concerns in a letter that the deal has not been ruled out completely
This year marks the 12th year that Disability History Month has been celebrated in the UK
The University will collaborate with Oxford to increase the admission of students from under-represented ethnic minority backgrounds
Times Higher Education released rankings of universities based on graduate employability and found that digital skills are more important than academic excellence
Pembroke students called out Oxford on Twitter for their claims
Ryder beat her opponent Tara Bhagat to the top job by 69 votes, in a race centring on how to make the Union more tolerant
A decrease in Covid-19 cases among younger age groups is behind the overall decline in cases
Cambridge Defend Education’s letter calls on ‘non-teaching students’ to support the UCU’s demands for better treatment of supervisors
Union President Keir Bradwell told The Telegraph that ‘if there is a dichotomy between free speech and offence, I would defend free speech’
The Cambridge Union recently announced it would create a speaker blacklist including Alexander Graham-Dixon, who used racial slurs in a debate last week
Three Cambridge scientists will assist the Government’s Deputy Chief Medical Officer in delivering lectures on ‘How Covid changed sciences forever’
Cambridge Unite, Unison, and the SU have written an open letter demanding an end to outsourcing plans
The Chris Abell Day nursery will open on 4th January 2022
Strikes may take place before Christmas with UCU members voting to back industrial action
