Cambridge is not adequately protecting students from sexual violence. Senior officials refuse to admit it.
The aims of representation and women’s colleges are not at odds with each other
Graham Virgo’s recent letter to The Guardian is disingenuous at best and at worst, is a calculated PR move aimed to get the media off of Cambridge’s back
We must fight for the lives of disabled people when negotiating Brexit deals, argues CUSU Disabled Students’ Officer Jess O’Brien
Bethan McGinley argues that recent abortion legislation in America is symptomatic of global attack on women’s rights and lives
Luke Hallam argues that those who do not wish to leave the European Union must not only vote in the European elections, but look beyond the two main parties when casting their vote
Connie Pelet argues that women’s rights should not be up for debate by anti-feminist group, Justice for Men and Boys, who are scheduled to meet on the University’s Alison Richard Building
Freya Lewis argues that the University must not simply acknowledge Slave trade links but proactively seek to remedy the legacies of inequality that persist today.
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