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Clare students call on College to divest
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An email allegedly sent by the head of the engineering department, asks people to ‘be aware of the consequences’ of divestment
Dr Chris Smith says he has heard ‘nothing’ from the University executives involved in the decision
This marks the fourth encampment set up by Cambridge for Palestine this term
The election for Speakers Officer was the closest race, with two rounds of counting held
In 2024, 71% of UK students admitted came from state-maintained schools, while 29% were educated privately
The lawyer acting for the NHS accused Dr Hakmi of ‘deliberately underperforming’ in IQ and memory tests
The laundry facilities at Robinson’s central site have been shut for the past three weeks
The College said that Rawlings’ ‘recent career reflects a strong dedication to fostering ineternational partnerships’
Activists were served with an interim court injunction this morning
Queens’ College President Mohamed El-Erian has received 203 nominations, more than double the candidate below him
One Girton student described the cost as ‘a bit of a joke’
Kirk claimed ‘lockdowns were unnecessary,’ ‘life begins at conception,’ and the Civil Rights Act was a ‘mistake’
The track, signalling, and switch are being upgraded
The committee said an increasingly precarious economic landscape contributed to the cancellation
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Under the current injunction, the protester is liable for criminal damages if the University chooses to pursue them
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A cyclist was taken to Addenbrooke’s with ‘minor injuries’
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Scientists have created a new diagnostic tool to identify tumours
Almost lost to an international buyer, King’s has made the documents accessible to the public at the Turing Archive
The changes are intended to alieviate ‘self-imposed competitive pressure’ in a bid to improve student mental health
