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The May Week Mega Event will highlight the heroic work of Cambridge students
It could involve a ‘remote internship’ or ‘remote study placement’
Some joy in this strange term
Buzzcuts, failed platinum blond dye, trims…
A King’s College porter said: ‘We spent £550.44 on those cows. That’s money we’re never getting back.’
No first or second-year undergraduate assessment will be classed
Only those in exceptional circumstances were permitted to remain in Peterhouse accommodation
You can continue your university studies from your bedroom
The May Ball Presidents’ Committee has chosen to cancel or postpone all May Week events
Free access is available until the end of May 2020
You can be a columnist or section editor
Some are struggling to find last-minute flights
This precautionary measure comes as the pandemic escalates
It’s called ‘Solidarity College Cambridge’
The group of 50 students entered Old Schools at 9:15am today in solidarity with UCU strikes
‘We’re not vandals, we’re not thugs, we don’t do this kind of stuff for no reason’
Dr Peter Hutchinson quit teaching in 2015 following an investigation
A petition created to ‘Save the SPS Library’ has 247 signatures so far
The Elections Committee apologised “unreservedly” for their original error
“To not know Auschwitz is to not know the Holocaust”
A shrine to Taylor Swift at Girton, an art gallery at Jesus, and a penthouse suite at King’s
The amended motion will now be re-voted on at the next council meeting in two weeks
The man was reportedly ‘naked from the waist down’
The students from Wuhan College went on a night out with the Jesus College Student Union
The college has committed to paying their own and contracted staff a minimum of £9.30 per hour
They set three world records
Target Oxbridge reports 39 offers from Cambridge and 32 offers from Oxford for 2020
Zeichner’s letter condemns the Home Office for denying Dr Asiya Islam leave to remain
Dr Asiya Islam’s application for Indefinite Leave to Remain was denied last year
Zixian Long was caught with 10kg of cannabis at Glasgow Airport
Still waiting for the £550.44 of outstanding tax returns I’m owed
She will begin her role on the 1st October 2020
‘I offend people all the time, and I do get a lot of hate. Sometimes you deserve it’
Claudia Rowan
