Professor Sander van der Linden, a Cambridge social psychologist and fellow at Churchill College, has warned against calls ...

A light-hearted round-up of this week’s stories, from Royal Society recognition to a prize for climate research ...

You’re a happy-go-lucky punter. Always up for a good time on the river, you’re plenty happy to punt or be punted. You’ve ...

An event set to be hosted by right-wing commentator and former academic Matt Goodwin in Cambridge has been cancelled, ...

Power dressing shaped their perceptions of her, which is not so dissimilar to the function of the Chanel boots for Andy in ...

Isadora Vargas Mafort speaks to the committee about the story behind the society and what they hope to provide the Cambridge ...

Amanda Gardiner investigates what caffeine does to our bodies, from exam-term energy boosts to post-coffee crashes ...

A weary traveller walking freely through the doors of my own past” All these vignettes beg the question: what does it mean to ...

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

Mimi Ronson explores how Cambridge’s culture of academic performance exposes hidden inequalities in ideas of merit and intelligence ...

The Met Gala has always been an uneasy union of spectacle and wealth. First held in 1948 as a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, the event has since become fashion’s ...

On a rainy Sunday evening in March, rather than making the trek to Sunday Kiki’s, I spent my time at the final evening of Robinson’s art festival, looking at student artwork carefully laid out in ...