Shift one runs from 20:30 to 00:30, after which workers are admitted as guests for the remainder of the event, with the same entitlements as any other ticket holder. Shift two runs from 00:30 to the ...

The Mercury Prize is symptomatic of a growing London-centric outlook within the music industry. At the moment, if we hear a regional accent on TV or radio, chances are that it is from somewhere within ...

In recent years, international study has become an increasingly common part of the university experience for many British students. Exchange programmes, internships abroad, and independent travel have ...

Casablanca’s growing interest in self directed travel reflects a broader trend within international tourism. Around the world ...

College stereotypes are a largely unspoken, yet ubiquitous feature of Cambridge life. Most colleges have their own distinct image, moulded by a combination of factors including architecture, student ...

First, counterparty risk is significant. A company may unknowingly transact with a sanctioned individual through complex ...

Cambridge Union Debates Officer Pollyanna Greene-Wright has resigned following an investigation into alleged electoral ...

Another undeniable advantage of being the third wheel is the opportunity to meet your very own special someone. The happy couple will (hopefully) have some other single friends they could set you up ...

Chas Corrigan, a 22-year-old construction worker, has been found guilty of the murder of Mohammed Algasim, a Saudi Arabian student. Algasim was fatally stabbed in Cambridge last year by a stranger who ...

Environmental psychology has long shown that physical surroundings act as cognitive signals. Lighting, ceiling height, room temperature, and spatial layout all influence how the brain processes ...

Perhaps a lot can be said not just for what we wear but for how we wear it” When I first started exploring alternative ...

Freya Compton questions the supremacy of London as the go-to postgrad city ...