Cambridge must take radical action to tackle gender inequality in maths
Student drug users are complicit in the drug trade’s abuses
Rachel Bourne argues that, whilst legalisation is needed to end the hidden consequences of the illegal drug trade for local, vulnerable people, students must acknowledge their role
Kate Robertshaw explores how the face of football is changing, becoming increasingly inclusive due to the impact of players such as Mo Salah.
In the wake of ‘social engineering’ claims, Alex Walsh argues that if Cambridge is to serve its purpose as a meritocratic institution, it must ensure that offers go to the most able regardless of their background
Accessibility issues in Tokyo in preparation for the 2020 Paralympics are a reflection of slow progress but do present an opportunity to breakdown disability stereotypes, says Hazel Nicholson
Class background colours many women and non-binary students’ experiences at Cambridge. Womcam must adequately provide for this, writes Belle George
The mature women’s college’s decision to open its doors to those of all genders from the age of eighteen is a regrettable and retrogade step
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