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Articles

Rowers in a boat

Features /

Bumps

You’ll never make the Blue Boat, and Blondie and Goldie are only a dream. But you still fancy a day on the water with an oar in your hand. It’s time for messing about on the river.
Cat looking at bird out of window

News /

Search it up!

Your directory to alumni life: events, benefits and updates.
Crossword solution

Crossword /

2s, 3s & 5s by Nimrod

The solution to 2s, 3s & 5s by Nimrod is now available.
CAM Inbox

Inbox /

Inbox: CAM 101

Read the editor’s letter and all your emails, comments and posts in response to CAM 100.
Zadie Smith and Romeo Liyan

My room, your room /

Zadie Smith: V6 Bodley’s Court, King’s

Novelist Zadie Smith joins History student Romeo Liyan to explore the “luxurious” surroundings where she started her award-winning debut.
Women on a podium

News /

Campendium: Lent Term 2024

Academic rankings, wild honeyguide birds and the rise of skateboarding.
Professor Deborah Prentice

Features /

VC: year one

From California to Cambridge: Vice-Chancellor Professor Debbie Prentice wants to use her fascination with the way humans interact to help her establish a common mission.
Lincoln Grasby (Engineering, Second Year)

Student life /

All that jazz!

Getting in the swing… If it’s a challenge you’re after, the Jazz Orchestra is for you.
Professor Ruchi Choudhary

Brainwaves /

Energy efficiency in housing: it’s time to act not just talk

Professor Ruchi Choudhary on improving the energy efficiency of housing.
People watching lights in the sky

Features /

Is there anybody out there?

Do aliens exist? What do they look like? Are they looking for us? How long until they find us?
Mike Brearley (St John’s 1960)

Alumni life /

Mike Brearley on finding harmony and being respectful of disharmony

Cricketer-turned-psychoanalyst Mike Brearley (St John’s 1960) says to balance the different sides of our personalities, we need to captain ourselves.
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This idea must die /

This idea must die: “Gen Z are lazier than previous generations”

Professor Thomas Roulet says, actually, we must all adjust to the new working environment to hit our true potential.

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