Cambridge students put on satanic genital parade at charity fashion show
Students sparked a furore last weekend after a charity fashion show at the Corn Exchange descended into a hedonistic evening of sexual anarchy.
Students sparked a furore last weekend after a charity fashion show at the Corn Exchange descended into a hedonistic evening of sexual anarchy.
At The Porter’s Log we know Week 5 can be a teensy-weensy bit stressful so we have put together this cutesy little listicle of comfort foods to help you get through it.
With the deadline for group accommodation applications closing this Friday, Freshers are strongly encouraged to generate as many artificial friendships as possible in the coming week, in order not to be left disappointed.
Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, revealed this week to be one of the highest spending university Vice-Chancellors in the UK, has announced that he will refrain from staying in penthouse suites until Easter.
University officials have announced that the length of full-term will be reduced from eight weeks to eight days with immediate effect.
The awarding of an honorary degree to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon last week was dependent on his performance in an entrance exam, it has emerged.
The Churchill College Admissions department has expressed dismay after Google maps updated their Streetview function to allow users to see inside Cambridge colleges online for the first time.
The old Norwegian Politician-Cambridge College joke is a fairly common one but we thought we would answer it once and for all!
First-time reviewer Tara Lamp says the ADC’s experimental late-show is the best thing she has ever reviewed
ISIS terrorists have claimed responsibility for planting the object, originally believed by workmen to be a bomb, which led to the evacuation of the rail station this morning.