Daniel Kamaluddi sits down with two Organ Scholars to discuss the highs and lows of this Cambridge tradition Organ Scholars ...

Ezra Izer reflects on the uncanny emptiness that came with his MPhil rejection ...

Cambridge has made strides in improving its mental health services, yet many students find vast discrepancies between ...

Whether you're lazing in the sun or knee-deep in revision notes, Music editors Daisy and Ben have the perfect soundtrack for ...

Terms pass us by so quickly, to the point where scheduling brunches and formal swaps are continually pushed until the next ...

Bacon takes a deep dive with co-captains Qing Lu and Jasmine Austin ...

Bethinn Feely speaks with the new Designer’s Rep at the ADC about inspiration, the depths of the costume store, and the ...

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

As soon as your company is registered, you will need a separate bank account—not just for the organization but also as a ...

Josh Pritchard discusses the importance of accessible theatre experiences during the cost-of-living crisis.

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

Varsity is the independent newspaper for the University of Cambridge, established in its current form in 1947. In order to ...