Hyper-productive or healthy? The rise of wellness culture at Cambridge
The hidden harms of college stereotypes 
Heavy is the head: the pressures of leading a student society
How rising food costs are changing student life 
Francesca Evans weighs up student, professor and influencer perspectives on Cambridge’s unique wellness culture
Beth Lee talks to the presidents of student societies about how they juggle their role and their degree
Frida Bradbrook talks to progressive Christians about their religious experiences at Cambridge
Amelie Rothwell investigates digital misogyny and its repurcussions in Cambridge
Alessia Fietta speaks to Union members about issues with inclusivity and diversity in debate
Sam Elgar speaks to Cambridge-based experts on democracy to discuss its future in our country
Vintage Varsity
Resident archivist Iris Mamier explores reactions to the emerging gay scene in old editions of Varsity
Beth Lee explores the ties that anchor students to their heritage
Beth Lee investigates whether city transport truly delivers for students racing against the clock.
Thea Grant explores the importance of creative hobbies in helping students cope with the pressures of Cambridge life
Vintage Varsity
Resident archivist Giulia Reche-Danese explores Varsity’s past advice in search of guidance for today’s freshers
Resident Varsity Archivist Giulia Reche-Danese dives into thearchives to see how past Cantabshave been counselled
Sasha-Djuric Fraser speaks to students about the practicalities of planning their year abroad
Alisha Mafaas speaks to students about the ways in which they balance faith with university obligations during Ramadan
Georgie Middlemiss revisits Cambridge Pride and explores the divergence between town and University in its celebration
Student Life
Eve Nicholls investigates how injured students face challenges on college grounds
Ben Curtis takes us on a tour of six iconic Cambridge pubs and their fascinating histories
Academic Life
Julia Ongking explores the stress surrounding degree classifications
Student Life
Eve Nicholls asks what a pre-ordained day of rest can teach Cambridge about burnout, balance, and switching off
Nature
Jonathan Liu reveals some of the hidden weird and wonderful wildlife we share the city with.
University Challenge
From on-set gaffes to filming secrecy, Jonathan Liu speaks to students on what it’s like being on University Challenge.
access and outreach
Oxbridge colleges increasingly make use of social media in their access and outreach efforts
Diversity
Ria Patel traces the racial makeup of Cambridge’s academic staff, and why faculty diversity is so important.
Transport
Calum Murray speaks with those involved in the construction of the new rail line between Oxford and Cambridge.
