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Doublespeak and Deception: The University of Cambridge's Masterful Evasion of Palestine Accountability

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AI and Human Rights: Reflections on expert panels, stands against Palantir, and the utilisation of AI in genocide
AI and Human Rights: Reflections on expert panels, stands against Palantir, and the utilisation of AI in genocide

AI has been a key instrument in the use of military technologies towards civilians globally, Annissa La Touche explores how this has manifested in Gaza, and its implications.

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Causing a Stink!: Why the Bathroom Has Always Been a Queer Space
Causing a Stink!: Why the Bathroom Has Always Been a Queer Space

Georgia Scheerhout reclaims the queer history of the bathroom in the face of polarising political debate.

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Cam FM Breaks Records at the Student Radio Awards
Cam FM Breaks Records at the Student Radio Awards
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“People to be loved”: In conversation with Kevin Adler
Saranka Maheswaran
“People to be loved”: In conversation with Kevin Adler
Saranka Maheswaran

Saranka Maheswaran speaks to previous Cambridge student, CEO of Miracle Messages and now author of ‘When We Walk By’, Kevin Adler.

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Saranka Maheswaran

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News & Investigations
Living History: Turkey from the perspective of a student backpacker
Living History: Turkey from the perspective of a student backpacker

Leila Isa reflects on Turkey’s contentious identity, Islam, and nationalism from a summer spent traveling from Istanbul to Southeastern Anatolia.

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The Trump Campaign is Pitch Perfect
The Trump Campaign is Pitch Perfect

Benjamin Adams dissects Trump’s 2024 campaign, arguing that the ridiculousness of his character might just secure a second Trump term.

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Will US Campus Protests De-rail Biden’s Re-election Chances?
Will US Campus Protests De-rail Biden’s Re-election Chances?

Pro-Palestine student protests have led Biden to be attacked from both the left and right on the issue, potentially diminishing his re-election hopes.

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Interviews
“This is going to sound very obvious, but it gives you a sense of perspective” - Night climbing in Cambridge.
Kit Bashaarat
“This is going to sound very obvious, but it gives you a sense of perspective” - Night climbing in Cambridge.
Kit Bashaarat
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Kit Bashaarat
ADC Theatre’s Latest Production: ‘Our Town Needs a Nando’s’ – A unique take on rural girlhood
Ami Khawaja
ADC Theatre’s Latest Production: ‘Our Town Needs a Nando’s’ – A unique take on rural girlhood
Ami Khawaja
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Ami Khawaja
Embrace; tackling homelessness in Cambridge
Anuk Weerawardana
Embrace; tackling homelessness in Cambridge
Anuk Weerawardana

Anuk Weerawardana in conversation with James Hyde of Embrace Cambridge, a student-led initiative looking to connect Cambridge students to charities helping the homeless.

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Anuk Weerawardana

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Culture
Causing a Stink!: Why the Bathroom Has Always Been a Queer Space
Georgia Scheerhout
Causing a Stink!: Why the Bathroom Has Always Been a Queer Space
Georgia Scheerhout

Georgia Scheerhout reclaims the queer history of the bathroom in the face of polarising political debate.

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Georgia Scheerhout
Why Students Need to Address Inequality in Cambridge: Reflecting on a Year in Embrace
Thea Redmill
Why Students Need to Address Inequality in Cambridge: Reflecting on a Year in Embrace
Thea Redmill

Thea Redmill, Co-President of Embrace, reflects on her experiences working with Embrace and local charities to combat inequality and poverty in Cambridge

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Thea Redmill

Culture

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Volume 2, Lent 2024
Volume 2, Lent 2024

TCS’ latest newspaper print, featuring articles the Labour Party’s Climate U-Turn, race and wealth in Saltburn, and a TCS interview series on homelessness.

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Opinion
On Assange, Social AI, and the Growing Importance of Digital Minimalism
Suren Pahlevan
On Assange, Social AI, and the Growing Importance of Digital Minimalism
Suren Pahlevan

Suren Pahlevan reflects on Assange’s freedom from Belmarch Prison, Social AI and its potential consequences, and how digital minimalism could be the best way to counter Big Tech’s obsession with AI

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Suren Pahlevan
No Autonomy in Austerity: The Case Against Legalising Assisted Dying in the UK
Lily Brough
No Autonomy in Austerity: The Case Against Legalising Assisted Dying in the UK
Lily Brough

Lily Brough considers the case against the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, arguing it is not fit for purpose in the UK as it stands.

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Lily Brough

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