Oxbridge land ownership is built on disempowerment
We shouldn’t expect Eurovision to be apolitical
The leaked Supreme Court document reveals the dark side of US history
Architecture’s rubbish building
Maia Livne
With the recent French elections as a starting point, columnist Maia Livne analyses the failure of popular radical campaigns at the ballot box
Delilah Knight lays out the case for a larger performance venue
Lotte Brundle argues that the pressure to enjoy yourself on C Sunday encapsulates the FOMO among Cambridge students
James Grimditch comments on the increasing similarities between the Conservatives and their American counterparts
Maddy Fisher, Talal Hangari, and Alicia Cash examine Cambridge’s ties to arms manufacturers
Globetrotter
Despite the parties pledge to support a ‘global Britain’, Eric Williams argues the Conservative government’s policies have led to catastrophe in Yemen
“Read the room” – Maia Livne on the Union’s Ukraine debate
“Defending and promoting free debate has become sickeningly important”, argues Alex Massie
Whilst 21st century mainstream feminism has reclaimed the word, Bella Cross rejects being called a ‘bitch’ and the archetype it idealises
As the Opioid Epidemic worsens across the US, Lilly Kemp details the failures of the welfare state to protect vulnerable Americans
Counterpoint
Hugh Jones argues that rather than a display of solidarity, the UCU strikes are very self-serving
Globetrotter
With the first round of the French presidential elections drawing closer, Eric Williams analyses the ideology and rhetoric of incumbent Macron
Counterpoint
Columnist Samuel Rubinstein argues the removal of Rustat’s plaque is a useful distraction for Jesus’ Chinese philanthropists
Rising awareness of violence against women has kicked up debates about victim culpability
Staff writer Maia Livne analyses why Djokovic’s visa denial is yet another opportunity for him to manipulate the truth
Staff writer Freddie Poser explains why we should all oppose the removal of the Marble Arch Mound
Counterpoint
Columnist Samuel Rubinstein muses on the Twitter spat between Professor Gopal and Professor Abulafia
Globetrotter
Eric Williams argues that the left-wing resurgence in Brazil shows similarities to the situation in the UK
The students’ union must look out for students, not faculty or abstract notions of solidarity
Julia Fitzpatrick argues that politicians must be willing to cooperate in order to settle differences in Ireland
A student comments on the recent vote signalling the SU’s support for UCU strikes, which may take place just before Christmas
Tyra Amofah-Akardom reflects on the process of creating the Black Advisory Hub launched this year, which was designed to support Black students at Cambridge
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