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Polly Blakesley, an author and art historian, will take over in October next year

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This comes after the University announced plans to relocate this weekend’s graduations to Downing College

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The philosophy fellow has garnered support from Australian philosopher Peter Singer

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Individuals will soon be able to seek financial compensation if their right to freedom of speech is breached by a University or students’ union

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The College has defended the decision to stop funding the choir

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A town hall at Emmanuel College and a protest on Sidgwick site were held this week to address Cofnas’ ongoing employment by the University

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A motion to make SU catering 100% plant based divided the SU council

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The Gonville & Caius students union voted to support a motion expressing solidarity with Palestine

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Nathan Cofnas disclosed in a podcast interview that he was ‘not able to get into a single philosophy PhD programme in the United States’

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Nathan Cofnas wrote that the number of black professors at Harvard would ‘approach’ zero ‘in a meritocracy’

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Student attendees were offended by Douglas Hedley’s ‘hurtful and damaging’ comments about gender pronouns at the Eucharist

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Postgraduate President worked up ranks of Indian oil company for five years before joining SU

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Vice Chancellor Prentice has introduced new ‘free speech dialogues’

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The Cambridge University Engineering Society is sponsored by the sanctioned Chinese company

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The financial data of hundreds of students at the College was leaked in an all-student email

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The College’s Dean has threatened to cancel bops after reports of students being tricked into drinking urine

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St John’s College’s elite men’s sports society, the Eagles, has voted not to merge with their female counterparts, the Flamingos

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The SU President has said he ‘deeply regrets’ Monday’s debate on the Palestine motion

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SU President made heavy amendments to original motion, saying he was ‘astonished and appalled’ by its content