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This tune will warm the cockles of your over-worked heart
You should get your butt out on the internet and you should do it in style.
Hold onto your jungbombs as we embark on a voyage of self-discovery.
If you could go back in time, would you play fresher year differently?
He got into it “for shits and giggles”
If obsessiveness had a smell, you’d get whiff of this city from Leeds. No one would make it to Cambridge if they didn’t have a natural tendency to fixate on things.
The Cambridge Union: a place where the paninis are cheap, the ceilings are high and the cost of membership could probably buy you a ranch in Ecuador.
Niyi Adelakun is here to solve all of your Cambridge problems
This program is what our story would look like if it was written in patisserie cream.
From second that fateful letter hit the doormat, you became the golden child of the family, but with this rare achievement comes a strangely predictable series of events.
By and large, we don’t like tourists. It is now confirmed that sometimes, they don’t like us either.
The Facebook branch of the Cambridge bubble is constantly rippling with political tension.
From wardrobes full of chinos to a passion for fox hunting, there are hundreds of myths surrounding the students of Cambridge Uni.
With a colossal working week that functions as a libido-sucking black hole, many sad Cantabs ask themselves that sad question: “Will I ever have sex again?”
Yes, yes, yes – you will.
As we all now know, Cambridge is a special kind of hell, but an easy place to idealise if you’re not currently studying there.
A rundown of the bigots and baddies who once filled these hallowed halls.
May Week is the headline act of the Cambridge dream, and many of us fork out the price of a hip operation to join in.
Miranda Gabbott