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- Sep 22, 2026
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Former student of James Orr reopens case against University (opens the original)
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A former student, previously found to have been bullied by the Associate Professor of Philosophy of Religion and former Reform UK policy chief James Orr, is reopening their case against the University of Cambridge. The former PhD candidate has alleged that the University failed to follow their procedures in relation to staff behaviour and disciplinary action. Orr is also separately under investigation by the University following the release of footage by Channel 4 earlier this month, which appea
University of Cambridge Greens set to become newest political society (opens the original)
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University of Cambridge Greens (UCG) is set to become Cambridge’s newest political society, with committee roles opening ahead of its debut this Michaelmas. On 7 August, the society’s Instagram account announced that a party affiliated with the UK Green Party would be formed, with more information “coming soon”. Varsity can confirm that UCG is registered with the Students’ Union (SU) ahead of the new academic year. On Sunday (30/08), an introductory Instagram post stated that the society aims “t
University of Cambridge cites anti-terrorism legislation as reason for changing graduation exit route (opens the original)
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The University of Cambridge has trialled changing the route taken by students exiting Senate House after their degrees are conferred, Varsity can reveal. An email sent to all colleges on 17 July states: “The Congregations, ceremonial and Facilities Management teams are trialling this alternative route as part of preparations for the implementation of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (Martyn’s Law).” Traditionally, after having their degrees conferred and bowing or curtsying to the
News in Brief: prizes, protests, and poplar trees (opens the original)
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Caian economist protests nude against Brexit Dr Victorian Bateman, an economic historian and former fellow of Gonville and Caius College, has begun a month-long nude protest for the 10-year anniversary of the Brexit referendum. In a social media post, Bateman explained that she will roll a dice every day to choose between wearing a dress with the design of the EU flag, solely a skirt, or just shoes. In the caption, she wrote that “Brexit leaves Britain N*ked,” and called its economic consequence
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