Hari Collins reviews the Majlis Archival Exhibition, which is on in the Wren Library until 15th March.

A preview of our upcoming magazine.

Hari Collins reviews Twelfth Night, this year’s BME Shakespeare production – a playful comedy about mistaken identity and the mutability of love.

Review of Blood Relations at the Corpus Playroom.

Preview of BME Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’, the ADC Week 6 Mainshow.

Rubie McDermott reviews Paramore’s latest album in light of the band’s career in the past couple of decades.

Review of the film Women Talking (2022).

Thought medieval courtly love had nothing to do with ‘80s music? Think again. Part 2/2.

Psychedelic fashion was always about being adventurous, being outrageous – believing in total freedom

Parks and Recreation – the sitcom that dared to be a glass half-full.

Thought medieval courtly love had nothing to do with ‘80s music? Think again. Part 2 coming soon.

Reflecting on a conversation with her mother, Rhea Sarawgi discusses why connecting with a ‘personal spirituality’ and ‘religious heritage’ deserves a second chance.

TCS will release a print magazine with the Cambridge University Charity Fashion Show.

Review of ‘Playing Pretend’ by Jake Fenton

The ADC production is on from Tuesday 7 to Saturday 11 February; find out more here, with a minimum of spoilers.

The internet’s glorification of the male villain has ripple effects for us all

A talk with the writer and crew behind ‘Playing Pretend’