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A-level results 2021: Record high as 91% of students secure first choice
Nearly 13,000 students achieved 3 A* grades this year, up from approximately 7,700 in 2020 A Cambridge offer-holder claimed that the incoming cohort is 'the most prepared for university for generations' Lucas Maddalena by Cameron White , Amy Howell & Caitlin Farrel A record number of 395,770 students, representing 91% of all students with a confirmed place, have secured a place on their first choice course in the UK as 44.3% of all students have achieved an A* and A grade, up from 38.1% last...
Nearly three-quarters of Michaelmas Covid cases linked to one nightclub
Events attended by students over Halloween started the University’s biggest infection cluster The majority of students affected were in their first year of University Louis Ashworth by Caitlin Farrel & Esmé Kenney Nearly three-quarters of Covid-19 cases among students at Cambridge during Michaelmas term were traced back to one nightclub, new research shows.
Roman human remains found under Lucy Cavendish
The remains were found as part of a Roman ‘inhumation burial’ The findings will be published in the Cambridge Archaeological JournalAntonella Vilardo/UNSPLASH by Caitlin Farrel, Georgia Goble & Amy Howell Human remains have been found under Lucy Cavendish College during an ongoing archaeological excavation, the College has announced. The remains of two people were found in a Roman “inhumation burial,” while part of a Roman road was fond on the Eastern side of the site.
Students permitted to return to university campuses from 17th May
The announcement came during the Prime Minister’s coronavirus press conference this evening (10/05) The decision comes as part of Stage 3 of the easing of lockdown restrictionsJordhan Madec/UNSPLASH by Georgia Goble & Caitlin Farrel Students will be allowed to return to Universities on 17th May for in-person teaching, the government announced earlier this evening (10/05).
Cambridge to launch Black Advisory Hub this week
The Hub, which will be launched on Friday, is part of wider access initiatives around the University Vice Chancellor Professor Stephen Toope will speak at the launch eventLouis Ashworth by Caitlin Farrel & Amy Howell The Cambridge Centre for Teaching and Learning will a new Black Advisory Hub on Friday (14/05), which will support Black students as part of University-wide access and participation plans.
Report finds Jesus College invests minimum £5.15m in ‘absolute worst-offending global exploiters and polluters’
Divestment The report’s scope includes unethical and exploitative practices by companies the college invests in through its fund manager, Cazenove Capital The findings of the report follow a four-month investigation by the Jesus College Climate Justice CampaignLouis Ashworth by Ewan Hawkins, Clare Walsh & Caitlin Farrel A new report by members of the Jesus College Climate Justice Campaign (JCCJC), has revealed that a minimum total of £5.15 million is invested by the College per year into...
The Peterhouse Poetry Workshop, or how I started writing poetry for fun
By running a poetry group at Peterhouse College, Caitlin Farrell rediscovers the enjoyment and accessibility of writing and sharing poetry. "This workshop has made poetry-writing not only possible and accessible for me, but enjoyable and fulfilling." Simon Lock by Caitlin Farrel When I was fourteen I wrote poetry, like many angsty fourteen-year-olds before me. I scribbled fervently in a notebook bought specially for the purpose, determined to create compelling, raw emotional work.
Nothing Can Hurt You, the sad girl story
Caitlin Farrel reviews Nicola Maye Goldberg’s latest novel, a relationship-based thriller by the new generation of writers who cut their teeth on the internet The ripples of a single murder echo through this thought-provoking novel Caitlin Farrel by Caitlin Farrel I first heard of Nothing Can Hurt You by Nicola Maye Goldberg on Twitter, where a mutual follower posted a photo of the book captioned “can’t believe I’m old enough that my teen sad girl tumblr mutuals are publishing novels now”.
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