Pro-life society present at Freshers’ Fair
Controversial professor Jordan Peterson to return to Cambridge after being disinvited in 2019 
Colleges accused of exploiting temporary contract supervisors
Outrage at Medwards President’s fertility comments 
Atkins will speak about life in prison and the need for reform to the penal system
Stephen Toope told Varsity that the country’s links to the use of Pegasus spyware prompted the University to reconsider the proposal
The TIGR2ESS research project was given the award for its large impact, achieved by ‘working in close collaboration with partners’
‘Both mental health and baby loss affect so many of us, but can also be incredibly hard to talk about’
Former Cambridge medical student and Tory donor Mohamed Amersi was involved in a $220m corruption scandal with a Swedish telecommunication company
This comes as part of the government’s ‘Safer Streets Fund’, which saw an additional £23.5 million of funding given to police and local authorities
The letter responds to an article in The Times claiming that scholars were ‘delighted’ by Vice-Chancellor Stephen Toope’s plans to complete his term in September 2022
According to XRC’s ethical ranking of colleges on divestment, Clare College is ranked as one of the lowest
Yuanzhao Zhang has set up a website where victims can report racially motivated attacks
This year, two strike ballots will run: one on the ‘four fights’ issues, the other on disputes over the USS pension scheme
Cambridge research claims cities with high rates of infectious disease tend to produce more authoritarian-leaning citizens
UK university staff are to ballot from October 18 unless employers meet their demands, proposing industrial action before the end of the year
Cambridge drops to third behind St Andrews and Oxford in The Times Good University Guide 2022, having ranked first for the past eight years
The AI tool is used to predict how much extra oxygen a Covid-19 patient requires in the first few days of hospitalisation
Three directors at the Cambridge Centre for Chinese Management allegedly have ties to Huawei
Disruption to travel is expected across the county
The online course, developed with edX, will teach participants how to be “active bystanders”
Applicants will be funded by a £5 million charitable donation from Cambridge alumni
Luke Pollard MP, the former Shadow Environment Secretary, is taking a temporary leave of absence following the mass shootings in his Plymouth constituency earlier this month
The exhibition looks at how the divide shapes the way students and residents access public space differently
After their accommodation of over 100 refugees since 2015, the council aims to explore “every route available” for refugee resettlement
UK scholars are pushing for the government to grant Afghan Chevening Scholarship awardees their visas after suspension of the programme due to Embassy evacuation in Afghanistan
Pelosi is the most senior US politician to speak at the Union
Nearly 13,000 students achieved 3 A* grades this year, up from approximately 7,700 in 2020
