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Sources said there had been concerns about Herbert Huppert’s behaviour for years
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Cambridge City Council had been under Labour control since 2014
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The event will take place in the Sidney Gardens on 25 June
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Ofqual described the errors in A- and AS-level physics papers as ‘unacceptable’
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The College’s ticket policy has left student union officers dealing with the brunt of the backlash
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Cambridge for Palestine organised a sit-in to pressure the University Council to support full arms divestment at a meeting on Monday
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The newly-released Cambridge Union termcard for Lent 2026 features debates on abolishing colleges and the New Cold War, as well as speaker events with the Goldman Sachs CO-CEO and Holocaust Survivor Eva Clarke
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Companies with links to the University are highly ranked in the new Cambridgshire Ltd 2025 report
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The Combined Authority has extended the Tiger Bus Pass until March 2027
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Pence, who served as Donald Trump’s Vice President from 2017 to 2021, addressed students as activists protested his support for Israel and anti-abortion views
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If the plans are approved, Cherry Hinton Hall will remain the festival’s anchor venue
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Dr Woda possessed over 300 indecent images
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The University said the meeting with the UK Ambassador to the US explored ‘academic and industrial partnerships with the USA’
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The announcement follows nearly a year of pressure from student activist groups
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Kuldeep Stohr now faces suspension while the case is reviewed
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This follows complaints about the disruption of graduations in 2024
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The Cambridge University Hockey Club was fined £300 in order to cover the damages
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Yellow ribbons were tied to the fences in front of King’s College
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The action follows a petition which received over 7,000 signatures last October
Comment: Maria Eduarda Paixao
Overcompensating or culturally in touch? On being an international student
Feelings of being closer to home whilst afar causes international students to magnify or mask their culture, but there is beauty in the middle ground, argues Maria Eduarda Paixao