Emergency services were called to Mill Road yesterday (23/4) after an electric car crashed, damaging a shopfront and injuring ...

By consistently breaking the mould, Red Tiger Gaming has managed to assert itself as a unique development ground in the world ...

Varsity’s survey has found that above average numbers of students intend to vote in the upcoming local elections, with the majority leaning left Varsity’s survey found that of the students voting, the ...

Resident Archivist Lily O’Sullivan dives into the archives for some career guidance and inspiration from those who made it Famed Cambridge alumni have graced Varsity’s pages in some more unexpected ...

Signing off on his coverage of the 170th Boat Race, Andrew Cotter quipped, “again, the tide runs light, light blue”. Of ...

Mentally, I was unscathed, as the harsh criticisms of my work had no basis in reality, since they were based on the title and abstract of my thesis alone, and many of them were misreadings in any case ...

From theatre to competitive sports, Cambridge students get up to a lot alongside their studies. But, few can say they are part of a team designing and building a zero-emissions boat that will be raced ...

Increasingly often, I find there is something very philistine about how I think. High art, poetry readings, contemporary dance: all these tend to make me scowl slightly. So, when I walked into Here is ...

Organ Scholars are essential to the fabric of Cambridge’s traditions, yet much of what they do is cloaked in mystery. If juggling playing, conducting, and singing wasn’t enough, organists throw into ...

Exams may be approaching, but they’re not here yet! If you’re stuck for songs this Easter break, or keen to jump out of your regular listening cycle, we, the Varsity Music editors, are here to help.