Sidney May Ball cancelled
Climate protesters rally against the Careers Service
Students launch women’s society excluding trans women
Students allowed to use AI, says new uni guidance
Applications to lead the paper are open until 19th November
Technical problems prevented the charity from providing mental health services at the start of term
The set of principles outlined for GenAI usage among students and staff also draw attention to the ‘legitimate ethical concerns’ and ‘severe environmental impact’ around using GenAI
Facing potential legal action, CUCBC informed captains college-level rowing would be at threat of ceasing entirely if they voted against the proposal to align with British Rowing guidelines on trans eligibility
Protesters criticised the Careers Service for hosting weapons manufacturers and fossil fuel companies at the event
Theology professor Dr James Orr has become a senior adviser to Nigel Farage
The referendum marks the first time Cambridge students will vote on the issue since 2016
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An average 60% of students progress on to a Cambridge BA, Varsity has found, as students praise the ‘invaluable experience’ but suggest more work is yet to be done
The letter from students and staff called the College ‘complicit in the ongoing genocide’
Varsity is investigating student finances, and wants to hear from you!
The new choir, headed by a new Assistant Director of Music, will be the first official all-female choir in the College’s history
Malak Hani and Ahmed Abutabaq were evacuated from Gaza by senior Cambridge figures in cooperation with Irish authorities
The developments include two new office buildings and a transport hub
The joint study by Cambridge, Oxford, and Yale Universities challenges the idea that low levels of alcohol can provide benefits to the brain
Lead actor David Mitchell was spotted on All Saint’s Passage
The annual campaign aims to raise awareness of the severity of the crime
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories including a sacking for Cambridge’s MP, brain cancer breakthroughs, and a special swan sighting.
40 students holding full scholarships to study in the UK will take up their places with government support
The College said it has been unable to accommodate a “substantial” number of students in recent years
Traders fear market could lose sense of community as retailers are priced out
Activists protested Barclays’ alleged support for arms companies providing weapons to Israel
A light-hearted round-up of the local news from this week, including the Lib Dem leader and climate plans for algae
The painting was slashed and spray-painted by Palestine Action activists in March last year, but the police have since closed its investigation
One activist accused MP Daniel Zeichner of ‘[toeing] the genocidal party line’
