Controversial women’s society receives over £13,000 in donations
John’s rakes in £110k in movie moolah
Home Office denied PhD student visa to attend graduation
Uni splashed over £400,000 on controversial protest lawyers
Applications to lead the paper are open until 19th November
The Mumford Sports Pitch on Grange Road received its official unveiling last Friday
Students held a sit-in at Queens’ College on Saturday before a city-wide march on Sunday
The College had spent several years campaigning against the Cambourne to Cambridge busway route
The results of the referendum, in which students also voted that the SU should actively campaign for divestment, were announced on Thursday
This comes as the Uni reduced its projected deficit from £62.6 million to £39 million for next year after imposing controversial spending cuts across all departments
A light-hearted round up of this week’s stories including the rediscovery of a Salvador Dali painting and new resarch into IVF imaging
The report from the Board of Scrutiny claimed that the University had failed to disclose its progress towards sustainability goals
Varsity’s analysis of college accounts and Freedom of Information requests show a disparity of at least £80,000 in Head of House pay across the University
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, including efforts to preserve floppy disks’ data at the UL and a don authenticating Einstein’s violin
News In Brief
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, from uncovered complaints by musical writers to a new cat cafe
Over 350 people attended the first major protest of term
News-in-depth
John’s and Trinity, the University’s wealthiest colleges, rank among the top three for rent hikes, according to FOI requests
Rejections for undergraduate and postgraduate financial aid rose significantly last year, according to a Varsity investigation
Professor Cremlin condemned the present education system as ‘obsolete’
Professor Emeritus Dr Keown has launched a campaign to free Pablo Hasél, having visiting him in Spain to offer support
Founded by Trinity College, the 150-acre site is set for major redevelopment
The Times’ annual ranking saw Cambridge tie with rival Oxford in fourth place
Students Against Psuedoscience claim Cambridge Biomedical Campus endorses pseudoscience through its association with the annual Cambridge Wellness Festival
Councillors urge the City Council to contribute to repairs, as a “full structural rebuild” needed in long-term
A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, including Cambridge restaurants receiving national recognition and new cutting-edge tech for medical research
The collection has been largely assembled by a Cambridge PhD student
Trinity and John’s May Ball committees both apologised after workers reported experiencing delayed payments and dodged communications
Open letter urges Lord Smith to intervene on behalf of students in Gaza unable to take up UK university offers
