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Over 250 people have signed an open letter opposing Browne’s candidacy due to his links to fossil fuels and controversial higher education policy
Arts
Felix Armstrong speaks to the professor bringing a forgotten community to light
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A student campaign group has described the College’s ‘responsible investment survey’ as a ‘crucial opportunity for substantive change in the fight for divestment’
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Cambridge’s Prevent and Freedom of Speech committee made eight investigations last academic year, the most in recent years
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The University has been forced to recruit aggressively abroad to gain income, according to a higher education expert
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Multiple SU sabbatical officers have backed contentious proposals to lessen the impact of marking boycotts
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Cambridge academics joined over 600 researchers in calling on the government to plug a funding gap in a network of university-based research units
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Varsity news editors past and present take a satirical look at the last 12 months of news stories in Cambridge
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Protesters sprayed the College’s chapel and disrupted an evensong service on Thursday night
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The University’s Amnesty society have claimed the scheme leads to ‘violations’ of free speech
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Academic and admin staff have forced a vote over measures to soften the impact of marking boycotts, claiming that the University treats students as ‘consumers’
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The course’s accreditation is currently under threat
Arts
Feeling nostalgic, Felix Armstrong examines the Christmas term in books and film
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Following threats from the regulator, the SU has warned that the 2025 intake of veterinary students could be the course’s last
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Cambridge for Palestine claims to have ‘shut down the financial heart’ of the University, in an escalation over arms review delays
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Cambridge for Palestine has accused the University of ‘manipulating’ the pledge which saw the group dismantle its encampment in the summer
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The University pledged to produce findings this term but has pushed back its deadline, leading to allegations of ‘watering down’ the review
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The Justice for College Supervisors campaign has accused departments of ‘favouritism’ in allocating teaching hours
Arts
Samantha Harvey’s space novel radically uproots readers from their home planet, forcing us to regard it from a distance
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A group statement from the Russell Group’s head welcomed the rise in fees, while the SU has pledged to lobby for more financial support
