Aoife O’Driscoll speaks to content creator Memeulous about his first public appearance, the videos he’s most proud of, and the pressure to reveal his identity

CUSU women's officer Lola Olufemi also responded to a story in today's Telegraph, saying that it is 'riddled with factual inaccuracies'

Dr Desai will become one of the first ethnic minority women to lead a Cambridge department in the University’s 811-year history

History alumnus becomes the first university graduate to be crowned monarch despite graduating with a 2:2

“We need to take a look back in history to tackle prejudice towards Long Covid today', argues Long Covid patient Rebecca Siddall

A life fellow allegedly said “sit down woman”, “shut up” and “you’re not in charge here” to his colleague overseeing the slavery report

Chloe Gong gives Varsity an insight into her journey as a writer, and how it inspired her masterpiece ‘These Violent Delights.

Editor Jacob Tucker critiques the new pop product from Harry Styles 1.5 star

Tilly Palmer talks to Alastair Campbell about dealing with depression and alcoholism, Good Morning Britain and his favourite swear words.

In an interview with Harry Robertson, Andrew Adonis makes the case for a second referendum on Brexit and has harsh words for highly-paid vice-chancellors, especially Cambridge's Stephen Toope

The emeritus fellow, who has been the subject of almost a dozen reports of sexual harassment, will resign with immediate effect

The University will vote on whether to stop accepting funding from coal, oil and gas companies as soon as this autumn

The family of the former Cambridge cosmologist arranged a three-course meal for those neglected on Easter weekend

William O'Reilly claims the allegations form part of a homophobic bullying campaign

Cambridge has the power to help bring the dispute to an end. They should use it

A former BBC Trustee and media executive, Alleyne is the first black head of an Oxbridge college

In the first instalment of his column, Samuel Rubinstein argues that the latest Twitter spat between Professor Gopal and Professor Abulafia is a vindication of the amendments to the University's free...

Pride and trans flags were unveiled at a College formal

The scholarship will award one student £10,000 each year for the duration of their undergraduate geography degree

The University has announced plans to divest from all direct and indirect investments in fossil fuels by 2030, in a move described as ‘hugely encouraging’ by Sir David Attenborough

She's the infamous Cambridge professor baring it all to protest Brexit and female modesty

Students gathered along King's Parade to demand a settlement over the marking boycott

Acceptance rates for black applicants over the past decade have averaged less than half those of white students

Bobby Seagull and Eric Monkman feature in a clash of titans as Cambridge bid for fourth consecutive title

Speaking to Varsity at the Cambridge Union, the top US environment official played down the urgency of tackling climate change, spoke on his lobbyist past, and if he would meet Greta Thunberg

Exclusive: Varsity publishes new letters by the Labour peer and the University of Cambridge after Adonis hit out at Stephen Toope's salary

CUSU said it would be an “insult” for Dr Jeremy Morris to continue on as Master and University Councillor after failing to investigate the allegation by a student in 2018

Selwyn first announced plans to appoint Laurie as an honorary fellow in 2012, but have only recently been able to arrange the ceremony to formally install him

Calvin Robinson argued that the British Empire was not 'entirely bad' and said it had become 'fashionable' to talk about reparations

Historian David Starkey has been an Honorary Fellow at Fitzwilliam College since 2006, despite facing a campaign for his removal in 2011

Ming Kit Wong speaks to Dr. Daisy Dixon, Research Fellow in Philosophy and Art at Peterhouse, about her career and work in the philosophy of art

The #SettletheDispute campaign has gathered 1,300 signatures at Cambridge alone, and is planning a rally at Great St. Mary’s on Monday

The senior pro-vice chancellor's recent letter to The Guardian is disingenuous at best and at worst, is a calculated PR move aimed to get the media off of Cambridge's back

From glueing themselves to pipes to being strip searched by the police, Iona Tompkins finds out how student activists are taking on the climate crisis

The college’s decision to exit the Universities Superannuation Scheme has faced criticism from academics and UCU members across the UK

Acting Vice Chancellor Anthony Freeling urged employers to return to the negotiating table in a joint statement with the UCU

Peterhouse is the first Cambridge college to remove funds invested directly in fossil fuels

Marchers chanted with placards raised to reclaim their public space and further the legacy they have been passed by Cambridge feminists in history

She said that she was pressured to drop her complaint and was revictimised by the disciplinary process. The University denies her statement that she was pressured.

The Gazan PhD student denounced Vice-Chancellor Deborah Prentice over Cambridge's response to events in Israel and Gaza

Fraser Nelson doubled the leading conservative magazine’s sales since he took over in 2009. Why? People like having their views challenged

The Cambridge Zero initiative is set to pursue controversial geoengineering technologies and its Director, Dr Emily Shuckburgh, previously contributed to extractive-related research.

The vice-chancellor was filmed covering the camera and walking away from activist students

Lectures and Michaelmas exams will be virtual whilst it is ‘not yet clear’ how many students will be in Cambridge in 2020-21

The results follow Toope's warning of a squeeze on independent schools

Over 1,000 listened as Davis, in conversation with poet and scholar Jackie Kay, spoke on ideas from prison abolition, to empty buzzwords of ‘diversity’ and ‘inclusion’, to how feminist thought may...

The UCU has taken our support for years. Now they’re using our futures as a bargaining chip

The College made the commitment in response to an open letter from students

According to Cambridge UCU President, a public statement by the University could lead national employers to re-enter negotiations

HRH The Princess Royal spent 90 minutes at the College during which she opened Mount Pleasant Halls

Far more EU academics have joined Cambridge than have left over the past three years

The campaign forms part of Cambridge UCU’s ongoing efforts to gain trade union recognition from the University

Varsity analysis of five years of admissions data reveals the disadvantages faced by state school applicants and the misrepresentations of state school admissions in University statistics

Hannah Jones’s photo of her friend Katy Grobicki has received over half a million views

The 'chicken crest' poster kicked the bargain bucket after a trademark complaint was made by the University

Cambridge is home to some gorgeous cats. Claire Gao gives the inside scoop on where you can meet your new feline friends

If colleges want students to feel at home, they need to stop treating us like unwelcome guests, argues Emily Lawson-Todd

A report investigating Caius College’s links to the slave trade has been delayed following objections from fellows at the College

Fifteen activists have broken into the finance office, blocking staff from entering this morning

The College provided 1,456 nights of safe accommodation to women and children fleeing domestic abuse amid shortages in refuge places during the Covid-19 pandemic

CUSU Education Officer Martha Krish offers her support for the striking university workers and describes the peril our education system faces

My experience with trans healthcare made me realise how little we know about gender, and how important it is to remain open to conversation

Lord Simon Woolley will succeed the current principal of Homerton College, Professor Geoff Ward, in October

Cambridge City Council will manage 20 rooms in Bene’t Street Hostel until the end of August

'It has been 523 years, but for these next ten? I am the guardian', said Sonita Alleyne

Cambridge courses will be accessible and free of charge to up to 50 educationally and socially disadvantaged students with BBB grades from October 2022

Admissions statistics from 2017 also show a 50% rise in offers for those from areas with lowest participation in higher education

Professor Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell has been awarded the Royal Society’s Copley Medal, the world’s oldest scientific prize, for her groundbreaking work in the 1960s

The parent of a student, whose sexual assault case was allegedly mishandled by Trinity Hall, has addressed an open letter to Master Dr Jeremy Morris amidst petitions for the Master's resignation

Wherever you end up, it's still 'real Cambridge'

The campaign to rename the Seeley Library have got the man all wrong, argues columnist Samuel Rubinstein

Cambridge says there is “no place here” for Peterson. But by keeping researchers like Noah Carl on their payroll, they show their commitment to inclusivity is only skin-deep