Why are there so few Scots at Cambridge?
At the crossroads: finding your own faith
Humans of Cambridge: The changing life of the college chef
Vintage Varsity: a Y2K welcome 
Beth Lee examines how students maintain their faith away from home and how Cambridge could offer an opportunity to reconnect with religion.
Olivia Goodman and Emma Tenzler speak to the society leaders pushing for positive change
Varsity writers tell Chirathi Perera about their inspirations, routines, and difficultulties
Thea Grant explores nominative determinism by talking to students about how their names might subtly shape their choices, identities, and even career paths
Jonathan Liu takes a peek behind the scenes of Cambridge’s museums to explore their hidden collections
Emma Tenzler explores privately provided summer programmes in Cambridge
Student Life
Amelia Makstutis investigates how hospitality can help bridge the town-gown divide
Vintage Varsity
Olga Devine and Jaipreet Lully delve into Varsity‘s archives to find out how to have the perfect May Ball
Dexter Twycross investigates the living tradition of night climbing
Academic Life
Emma Tenzler investigates whether the new History Tripos is living up to its promise of inclusion
Dating
Alex Brian finds out if the Cambridge dating scene is really so hopeless.
Ezra Izer interrogates the space between the lecture hall and the ‘For You’ page
Vintage Varsity
Resident archivist Anna Herbert investigates the experiences of women at Cambridge through the years
Sister Colleges
Julia Ongking investigates the benefits of getting together across the Oxford/Cambridge divide
Feminism
Jess Gotterson speaks to the people behind Gender Agenda
Financial Support
Calum Murray talks to experts and Class Act Officers about recent rises in tuition fees
Sex and Relationships
Martha Lucas explores the findings of her survey into women’s sex lives at Cambridge
Societies
Ria Patel speaks to members of Cambrudge University Sign Language Society about building an inclusive d/Deaf community in Cambridge
Social Life
Estranged or best friends? Julia Ongking unpacks the dynamics of the college family
Sobriety
As more young people turn to sobriety, Claire Gao investigates the reasons behind the phenomenon and how this impacts students’ social lives at Cambridge
Resident Varsity archivist Vialli McComb explores the Cantabridgian experiences of the fall of the Berlin Wall on its 35th anniversary
Vintage Varsity
Eleanor Dougan pulls back the veil and investigates Cambridge’s spooky history
Languages
Elsie McDowell argues that Cambridge does not do enough to facilitate language learning
