In response to these results, Michael Bryce, the founder of Nightlife Cambridge, told Varsity that “the drop in students drinking to get drunk is a positive sign,” since “it shows a move towards more ...

Poor visibility, high competition, and ineffective strategies usually make businesses invisible to their target audience.

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

Regarding flexibility, you can work from anywhere, anytime, and for how long you want to. Most remote jobs are asynchronous, ...

Accessing blocked funds often involves navigating complex legal and regulatory barriers. One major challenge is meeting the ...

Multiple SU sabbatical officers have backed a contentious set of policies designed to lessen the impact of marking boycotts ...

The Campaign is also raising money this year by teaming up with May Ball and June Event committees. Among the colleges pledging to donate ticket commissions or poster sales to the Campaign are Trinity ...

Cambridge academics joined over 600 researchers in calling on the government to plug a funding gap in a network of university-based research units ...

Over half of those studying an arts-related degree at Cambridge University are from “upper-middle-class origins”, with only four percent hailing from working-class backgrounds, according to a report ...

The annual Corpus Challenge is set to return on 23 February, following its cancellation last year. Each year, students from Corpus Christi Cambridge compete against those from Corpus Christi Oxford in ...

There has been a 52% decrease in the number of EU undergraduates accepted to Cambridge since Brexit, Varsity analysis of admissions data shows.

A 2023 Varsity survey found that nearly half of Cambridge students had used AI for university work, with almost a fifth using it for assessed tasks like coursework. The university prohibits the use of ...