Gemini, a cryptocurrency platform that is the ‘principal partner’ of this year’s Boat Race, has today announced the release of ‘Boatcoin’, a currency directly tied to the intensity at which rowers boast about their latest…
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“Old Trafford just doesn’t have the history of Oxford Road. You know Girton 2nds beat ARU 4th XI here to avoid relegation in 2003? Incredible.”
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With sports on hold after the government introduced tighter regulations to halt the spread of the coronavirus, new sports newspaper The Blue Bird is struggling to fill the pages of its hastily designed website.
The government has announced that the Tompkins Table, the definitive ranking of Cambridge Colleges, will return on the 17th June, in order to provide some relief in these trying times.
Cambridge’s Tiddlywinks stars are preparing to play their matches behind closed doors as the University ramps up measures to contain the spread of Covid-19.
Cambridge rowers have been having a worse time than usual, after a recent mumps outbreak was passed from team to team in the traditional Cambridge intercollegiate rowing competition.
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After realising that the Varsity Boat Race will be taking place on the same day as his human evolution supervision, MPhil student James Cracknell has been sent into a panic.
After his abrupt dismissal from Leicester City, Claudio Ranieri has announced he is joining Girton College as they attempt to finish top of the Tompkins table for the first time ever.
With an email warning students to ‘be vigilant’ after black ex-student Femi Nylander walked through Harris Manchester College, Oxford have taken the lead in the annual institutional prejudice contest against Cambridge.
The annual inter-society football match between the Cambridge Israel Society and the Cambridge Palestine Society was a lively affair once again this year.
St John’s M1 announced this week that they officially have the smallest cox of any rowing club in Cambridge.
The manager of the University football team has described the injury of his star striker as “a real pain in the arse”.