Clare College threaten to revoke accommodation for rent striking students
Eleven Cambridge scientists elected as Royal Society Fellows 
Jesus alumni ‘wholeheartedly’ endorse rent strike action following ‘extremely concerning failures’
Toope condemns ‘slap in the face’ C-Sunday gatherings
The counting went to the second round of votes after no one candidate received an overall majority in the first round
There is now no majority party in the County Council, which was previously held by the Conservatives
Master of St Edmund’s College, Catherine Arnold, has been appointed CGHP’s new Chair
As we finish the first week of Easter term, Varsity is here with some lighter news from the past week
The band was sued by the granddaughter of C W Scott-Giles for a copyright infringement
Cambridge has seen a rise in Covid-19 cases among its local residents and students in recent weeks, statistics show
The campaign has announced that students from ten colleges plan to rent strike
Magnet fishers came across the object in the Cam, which has led police to block off Riverside
The University said in May 2020 that redundancies would only take place in ‘worst-case scenario[s]’
The John Browne Charitable Trust’s donation will be used to acquire a new building that will help to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds
Varsity gives you some of the brighter news from the past week we prepare for Easter term
Students residing at the College have been instructed to remove all internally or externally displayed flags, banners or posters
The order allows Cambridge police officers to ask people to disperse if they engage in behaviour that ‘has caused, or is likely to cause, harassment, alarm or distress to members of the public’
The campaign has issued several demands, including paid training, revision of pay rates, and employment contracts for casualised teachers
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The new club will place particular emphasis on inclusion and creating a ‘safe’ place
Magdalene’s team will go head to head with the University of Warwick next Monday
Phil Graves has donated £5,000 of plants and flowers to local charities and good causes
The butterfly, pressed between the book’s pages, could be nearly as old as the book itself, published in 1634
The HEAL-COVID trial also aims to lower hospital readmission rates
The letter states that current proposals are not suitable ‘for purpose or for public consultation’
The government-backed ‘Protect-V’ trials will test drugs that may increase the survival chances of clinically vulnerable patients
The shortages have been brought on by a combination of Covid-19 and Brexit
Varsity gives you some of the brighter news from the past week as Lent term comes to an end
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