Light-skinned people must not be complicit in widespread colourism
The UK is risking its superpower status in higher education
Platforming Peterson was not an exercise in free speech, but a legitimation of transphobic ideas
The Prevent Duty undermines the very notions upon which universities were first built
Senior Lecturer in Philosophy Dr Arif Ahmed argues that the Prevent Duty puts both intellectual and individual freedom at risk
As a result of both Brexit and policies towards international students, the UK’s lead in the sector is under threat, says Lucy Fairweather
Lucy Fairweather argues that although the presence of tourists in Cambridge can seem intrusive for students, its most severe impact is on residents
Considering the normality of harmful study habits and intense academic pressure, Cecily Bateman argues that we shouldn’t be shocked by our suspect relationship with drinking at Cambridge
Marginalisation and Privilege
Sophie Zhang reflects on their experience working at LGBT+ and BME workshops during freshers’ week.
Holly Beveridge argues that student activists have uncovered untapped potential in online organising, despite the criticisms of older generations
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