The University of Cambridge should cut all ties with Palantir

American software company Palantir is enabling human rights violations.

Cambridge’s notoriously short terms aren’t working. Something must change

Tilly Harrison argues that, to improve the mental and emotional well-being of its students, Cambridge should have longer terms

English Faculty: Where are the women?

Cambridge should do more to reduce academic flying

Hollywood’s Jester: Who’s laughing at whom in Ricky Gervais’ comedy?

Incredible efforts are being made, but access issues in theatre persist

Veganuary should only be taken on for the right reason

We need to decide how we really feel about the Royal Family

Moving back to the centre will not solve Labour’s problems

Big philanthropy is not the solution. We need to fund a better state.

Be careful when applying to work at summer schools

Having been interrogated by the Chinese Police due to issues with their visa, an Anonymous Student argues that we must be made aware of the potential unreliability of information provided by organisers of summer schools

The response of too many on the Left to antisemitism – including in Cambridge – has left us feeling dismissed and ignored

Members of Cambridge’s Jewish community explain how they have been let down

We need to break the stigma around STIs

We must decolonise study of History at its roots, not just in higher education

Calls for divestment should not overlook university ties to arms manufacturing

University culture must recognise the dangers of obsessively ‘clean eating’

Strikes can be particularly difficult for STEM students, but our support is just as important

Carrie Lam shouldn’t have Wolfson’s seal of approval

A full-time BME sabbatical officer would bring anti-racist work to the forefront of the students’ union

We should tell it like it is: A Black student was dragged by his ankle at the Oxford Union

Amin Ebrahimi-Afrouzi argues that we should consider the intersectional quality of Azamati’s treatment, and that the media should not disregard his blackness

We need to do more to accommodate non-drinkers at Cambridge events

Jack Chellman argues that normalised drinking in Cambridge shouldn’t be allowed to exclude non-drinkers

Middle class students must attend to our own privilege when charity shopping

The Cambridge experience should not be a lucky dip

The harassment of female cyclists is symptomatic of a wider sexualisation of female athletes

Ari Doomasia

Think twice before deciding where to cast your vote. Many of us have two options.

40 years of women in most Cambridge colleges, but there’s still a long way to go

Trinity Hall’s lengthy silence was unacceptably detrimental to students

The University needs to better support its ‘squeezed-middle’ students