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Cambridge University considers ending collaboration with Barclays and Lloyds
Leaked documents revealed the university has concerns over the banks’ links to fossil fuels
20-year-old left seriously injured after stabbing outside popular Cambridge nightclub
Cambridgeshire Police has released CCTV of two men it believes were involved
Cambridge University’s St John’s May Ball disrupted by pro-Palestine protest
Protestors unfurled a banner and launched flares in front of hundreds of students
Cambridge University partially bans relationships between students and staff
From 1st July, intimate relationships between staff and students will be banned
Encampment negotiations disrupted by Cambridge For Palestine rally
Negotiations were disrupted by student protestors on 31st May
Cambridge For Palestine holds vigil for those killed by strikes in Rafah
A silent vigil was held on King’s Parade on Tuesday 28th May
Cambridge University students expand pro-Palestine encampment to lawn outside Senate House
Graduations are scheduled to be held at Senate House this Friday
The ages of the Race Across the World series four cast, from youngest to oldest
This year’s cast has proven that age really is just a number
Cambridge students occupy King’s Parade with Palestinian solidarity encampment
Demands for support for Palestine were delivered to the university earlier this afternoon
Trial resumes for Egyptian agents accused of torturing Cambridge student to death
28-year-old Cambridge PhD Student Guilio Regeni was found dead in Cairo
No one at Cambridge actually cares about Valentine’s Day, tell me I’m wrong
No rest for the wicked – or the chronically single
