News in brief: ‘SU-permarket’ and alumnus marriage
Cambridge Folk Festival cancelled
Christian Horner and Palestinian Ambassador to speak at Union
Varsity alcohol and drugs survey
Take part in our anonymous survey to discover the alcohol and drug habits of Cambridge students
The event has been reinstated after being suspended in 2024 following teddy bear theft
Clarissa’s Campaign for Cambridge Hearts has partnered with events app Youni
Limited assurance opinions were assigned to various areas of the University, including key financial controls and IT portfolio governance
One of the founding members said the sport ‘practically cost us our degrees’
A lighthearted round up of news stories from Cambridge and surrounding areas, including revision raves and marijuana madness
Members of the University were also recognised for their hard work in technology, medicine – and rowing
There have been multiple sightings of the ’6ft monkey man’ since October
A lighthearted round-up of Cambridge news this week, from sizing up scooters to an appearance from the Antiques Roadshow
Zahra Joya was appointed as part of wider efforts to advance ‘inclusive education’
The academic allegedly stated that watching videos of Hamas attacks ‘gave him reassurance about the world’
Students launched an open letter calling on the College to divest from arms last week
The majority of the items were acquired during British colonial rule
Investigation
A Varsity investigation reveals the wide funding disparities between collegiate choirs in Cambridge
The University’s Amnesty society have claimed the scheme leads to ‘violations’ of free speech
Members of Cambridge for Palestine have occupied the Senate House lawn as an act of escalation against Cambridge University
Only the race for speakers officer has more than one candidate
Cambridge for Palestine has accused the University of ‘manipulating’ the pledge which saw the group dismantle its encampment in the summer
‘We are here today because the Master of this college has decided it’s okay to invest in arms,’ one protester said
The Justice for College Supervisors campaign has accused departments of ‘favouritism’ in allocating teaching hours
The police are investigating after students of colour were ‘subjected to racist remarks’
The city’s cattle recovery service costs the council around £10,000 a year
Activists hung banners outside of Starbucks, acccusing the franchise of complicity in genocide
