Caius underbar shut after being left in ‘very poor state’ by students 
Peterhouse students warned against ‘racist’ and ‘misogynistic’ behaviour 
Cambridge University granted four-month injunction against Israel-Palestine protests
Trinity Hall common room trashed in ‘informal’ drink soc swap
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Orlane Vanmarcke, chair of the May Ball Presidents’ Committee 2024-25, said the scheme needs ‘better organisational structure’
Protesters displayed a poster reading ‘Barclays: Blood on your hands’ alongside an image featuring red hands
253 ballots were cast for a total of 1,254 votes, with 119 votes being spoiled
Eight candidates are running for five positions
The protesters demanded that Selwyn and other colleges increase their proportion of plant-based catering
Cambridge’s Prevent and Freedom of Speech committee made eight investigations last academic year, the most in recent years
Augustin Denis and Matthew Copeman have been elected the new SU presidents
The incident occurred just over a mile away from the City centre
The Teatro di San Carlo opera house in Naples accused the conductor of making defamatory remarks
The University of Cambridge has provided police training courses in Hong Kong and India
Researchers say the technology could help build a ‘circular’ economy
A light-hearted roundup of news stories from Cambridge, including plant politics and a 50-year-old chocolate bar
The donation was to fund a Land Economy PhD scholarship
Proposals made by Queens’ College for further housing developments on Owlstone Croft have caused signficant dispute
Investigation
Varsity investigates the positive and negative influences effective altruism may have over Cambridge and its students
The agreement is contingent on activists refraining from setting up a new encampent
This funding is part of almost £50 million donated to the 24 Russell Group universities by Chinese sources during this period
If approved, students would no longer have a vote on the flying of national or territorial flags
Some colleges demand fees of over £10,000 from international students
2023/24 was the first year that academic misconduct specifically relating to AI was set apart from other types of misconduct
The group called for a ‘public information campaign’ about the climate crisis
