Ahead of our publication of a print edition at the beginning of Michaelmas 2024, this digital anthology seeks to highlight some of the many Hidden Voices in Cambridge and beyond. If these pieces prompt you to consider how you can contribute to this project, click here to learn about our pitching process.

Opinions
Cass Review Under Fire From The British Medical Association: Will the government listen to the experts?

Featured
AI and Human Rights: Reflections on expert panels, stands against Palantir, and the utilisation of AI in genocide
AI and Human Rights: Reflections on expert panels, stands against Palantir, and the utilisation of AI in genocide

AI has been a key instrument in the use of military technologies towards civilians globally, Annissa La Touche explores how this has manifested in Gaza, and its implications.

Featured
Thunderstorm Review : A Submersion into Tragedy and Helplessness

Aurora Sturli reviews Thunderstorm at the ADC

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Featured
Cambridge Students Respond to Labour’s Plans to End Private School Tax Breaks

Labour’s proposed policy to add 20% value-added tax to private school fees has been a major party talking point and headline ahead of the UK’s general election on 4 July. Currently, about 30% of Cambridge students were privately educated, but it is debatable how much the potential VAT introduction on private schools would affect university admissions.

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Featured
Saranka Maheswaran
“People to be loved”: In conversation with Kevin Adler
Saranka Maheswaran

Saranka Maheswaran speaks to previous Cambridge student, CEO of Miracle Messages and now author of ‘When We Walk By’, Kevin Adler.

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Saranka Maheswaran

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News & Investigations
Cambridge Students Respond to Labour’s Plans to End Private School Tax Breaks
Ava Slocum
Cambridge Students Respond to Labour’s Plans to End Private School Tax Breaks
Ava Slocum

Labour’s proposed policy to add 20% value-added tax to private school fees has been a major party talking point and headline ahead of the UK’s general election on 4 July. Currently, about 30% of Cambridge students were privately educated, but it is debatable how much the potential VAT introduction on private schools would affect university admissions.

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Ava Slocum
Will US Campus Protests De-rail Biden’s Re-election Chances?
James Shaw
Will US Campus Protests De-rail Biden’s Re-election Chances?
James Shaw

Pro-Palestine student protests have led Biden to be attacked from both the left and right on the issue, potentially diminishing his re-election hopes.

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James Shaw

News and Investigations

Interviews
Embrace; tackling homelessness in Cambridge
Anuk Weerawardana
Embrace; tackling homelessness in Cambridge
Anuk Weerawardana

Anuk Weerawardana in conversation with James Hyde of Embrace Cambridge, a student-led initiative looking to connect Cambridge students to charities helping the homeless.

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Anuk Weerawardana
“People to be loved”: In conversation with Kevin Adler
Saranka Maheswaran
“People to be loved”: In conversation with Kevin Adler
Saranka Maheswaran

Saranka Maheswaran speaks to previous Cambridge student, CEO of Miracle Messages and now author of ‘When We Walk By’, Kevin Adler.

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Saranka Maheswaran

Interviews

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Culture
Thunderstorm Review : A Submersion into Tragedy and Helplessness
Aurora Sturli
Thunderstorm Review : A Submersion into Tragedy and Helplessness
Aurora Sturli

Aurora Sturli reviews Thunderstorm at the ADC

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Aurora Sturli
Jellyfish Brains Review : An uncanny exploration of the many facets of love
Aurora Sturli
Jellyfish Brains Review : An uncanny exploration of the many facets of love
Aurora Sturli

Aurora Sturli reviews ‘Jellyfish Brain’ which sees you question love

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Aurora Sturli

Culture

Featured
Volume 2, Lent 2024
Volume 2, Lent 2024

TCS’ latest newspaper print, featuring articles the Labour Party’s Climate U-Turn, race and wealth in Saltburn, and a TCS interview series on homelessness.

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Print Editions

Opinion
Cass Review Under Fire From The British Medical Association: Will the government listen to the experts?
Mila Edensor
Cass Review Under Fire From The British Medical Association: Will the government listen to the experts?
Mila Edensor

Mila Edensor assesses the criticism towards the Cass Review in the face of its influence in UK policy decisions.

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Mila Edensor
AI and Human Rights: Reflections on expert panels, stands against Palantir, and the utilisation of AI in genocide
Annissa La Touche
AI and Human Rights: Reflections on expert panels, stands against Palantir, and the utilisation of AI in genocide
Annissa La Touche

AI has been a key instrument in the use of military technologies towards civilians globally, Annissa La Touche explores how this has manifested in Gaza, and its implications.

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Annissa La Touche

Opinion