Pembroke alumnus appointed as new head of MI6
Academics seek to restrict University’s use of injunctions 
2025: The death of the May Ball? 
SU overspends for second year in a row
The Students’ Union has recorded a two-year overspend of £117,664
Blaise Metreweli will become the ministry’s first female chief
Across the country, Cambridge has the lowest dropout rate at 1%
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, including a message from Petfess admins, a viral student and a 688-year-old murder
The College has acquired an interim injunction to allow students to ‘study and take exams without disturbance’
Under the new plans, students would be able to acquire an integrated BA and MArch in only four years
Graham Ross says he must now ‘learn how to walk again’
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, including cows in the Cam and a geneology of lawnmower poetry
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, including a polite reminder that it’s now quiet period
Wolfson students allege that the College’s decision not to implement a quiet period is the result of a choice to put business before students
Tony Booth, a candidate in the upcoming University of Cambridge Chancellorship election was present at the rally
Activists took aim at the bank over their fossil fuels ties and treatment of trans women
Paul Bristow was elected mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Most recommendations from the review will be carried out during the next academic year
Investigations
Varsity’s survey has found that above average numbers of students intend to vote in the upcoming local elections, with the majority leaning left
Two students and five staff members at the University of Cambridge are standing in the local election in Cambridge
The presence of the DMS molecule was detected with a statistical confidence of three sigma, corresponding to approximately a 99.7% certainty
Take part in Varsity’s anonymous survey to discover the artificial intelligence usage of your fellow Cambridge students
The Oxford team has been beaten in all four races so far despite having appeals granted
Kuldeep Stohr now faces suspension while the case is reviewed
Now is the ideal time to have your talents published in Cambridge’s only independent student newspaper
A lighthearted round-up of this week’s Cambridge news, featuring potholes and ‘pointless’ marches
A Peterhouse student used a racial slur attacking Black people during a JCR pub quiz
The injunction will ban protests from taking place during this summer’s graduations
