57 results found, showing 41–57
News
The fund has seen a significant rise in applications in recent years, with £610,000 being awarded last year
Features
Patrick Dolan explores the desks of Cambridge
News
Varsity news editors past and present take a satirical look at the last 12 months of news stories in Cambridge
News
The University’s new Centre for Human-Inspired AI has launched a long-term research partnership with Google
News
Users of an online forum rehashed the long-standing rivalry between the two university towns
Film & TV
From May Balls and awful supervisors, Patrick Dolan assesses how accurate Saltburn really was
News
The activist group staged a slow march through the city in response to the ‘failure’ of this month’s climate summit
News
The former Vice-Chancellor told the government of ‘dismay’ at attempts to increase transparency of donations
Comment: Patrick Dolan
With weeks starting on a Thursday, Cambridge already has a weird relationship with time. So is it so bad that its students are perpetually late?
Comment: Patrick Dolan
As week five draws to a close, Patrick Dolan questions why ‘Week Five blues’ is put on such a pedestal here
Features
Patrick Dolan delves into the Corpus Bridging Course and the overwhelmingly positive effect it is having on the integration of students from underrepresented backgrounds
Comment: Patrick Dolan
From the lingo to the work opportunities, everything at this university seems to favour those from the big smoke
Features
Patrick Dolan speaks to alumni who experienced Freshers’ Week during the 90s and asks whether it truly has undergone significant changes
Features
Patrick Dolan looks at the prevalence of OCD at Cambridge and how students are supported in their concerns
Features
McDonald’s employee and Cambridge undergraduate Patrick Dolan examines the interplay and unlikely parallels between his two identities
News
Planned changes to the code of conduct could have enabled the college to seize students’ devices and their contained information
Comment: Patrick Dolan
In defence of our free will
The world won’t end if you sack off an afternoon of studying to go shopping argues Patrick Dolan