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ARMIN SOLIMANI rounds up the last lingering miseries of exam season
ARMIN SOLIMANI brings you an exciting week of stress induced mania
24 Pembroke students made the 85 mile cycle from Oxford to Cambridge; here’s their story of blood, sweat, and malfunctioning bike chains
The government’s controversial “Prevent” policy looks set to take the fun out of Islamic fundamentalism
ARMIN SOLIMANI rounds up an oh-so Oxbridge week three
ARMIN SOLIMANI rounds up a debauched week of warm days and warmer sheep
ARMIN SOLIMANI explains the schizophrenic identity crisis that is rocking Cambridge and threatening to blow CUSU apart
ARMIN SOLIMANI brings you all the news, all the goss, and whatever other nonsense you swan fetishists have been getting up to over these most sacred of holidays
“Why do you see a large Jewish society as a problem?”
No Facebook filters, no weeping BBC reporters for non-European victims – now these Cantabs demand we start caring about terrorist attacks all around the world.
It’s over. It’s finally, finally over. And we’ve got your brand new CUSU cabal right here.
He was in Star Wars, he was at the Union, and he was charming as f**k – and he calls Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher “Harrie and Carrison”
“Excuse me, are you aware that walking on this grass is illegal?”
“The Moon Seat” is part of the Cambridge e-Luminate Festival
Palestine deserves better than a gang of self-righteous ego-maniacs
JCRs, MCRs and student journalists rally against the University’s attempt to obstruct freedom of information
Imagine being forever judged for the stupid posters you had up aged twelve. Welcome to Oxford’s PC nightmare, you blunt worshipping Eminem enthusiast.