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Does success mean leaving home? (opens the original)
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It is well-known that opportunities cluster in hotspots around the world. Globally, country of birth accounts for around 60% of the variation in income between individuals, according to economist Branko Milanovic. Within England, a 2025 report by the Sutton Trust found that young people’s postcodes affect their life outcomes as much as their family’s socio-economic background. Having left their hometowns to pursue a degree at the centre of the British intellectual establishment, many Cambridge s
What does Cambridge sound like? (opens the original)
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Trinity’s ornate Great Gate, and the young and beautiful lining up in black tie. Dinner under candlelight and oil portraits. The Corinthian columns holding up Senate House, and the smiles of graduates in fluffy hoods. Cambridge is closely associated with a very specific visual canon, one which often serves as a shorthand for excellence and tradition. As students, however, many of us are also familiar with the less glamorous sounds that accompany these images – the loose-lipped conversations afte
‘Critical education used to be something students were willing to die for’: Serena Yip on the Goldsmiths occupation (opens the original)
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“I’ve gone vegan since the occupation,” Serena Yip said as we were putting down our orders in a packed pizza chain in London. “Us organisers all come from different cultures, so vegan food works for everyone. We call it ‘vegan slop’, since it’s always some soupy thing with rice and beans.” Yip is referring to the student-led occupation of Goldsmiths, University of London, known for producing radical scholars such as Paul Gilroy. Since April, students have set up camp in their library to protest
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