When Suella Braverman tried to speak at Cambridge last week, the university authorities caved into a pro-Palestine mob and allowed her to be cancelled. Starmer is to blame for cancelling the free speech bill, she says.
Shameful scenes of pro-Palestine supporters chanting the genocidal slogan 'From the river to the sea' and inciting an 'intifada' have sprung up at universities across the country.
Alumnus James Alexander bemoans the once glorious and eccentric legacy of Trinity College, Cambridge, now sinking into a state of soggy decline.
Laurie Wastell has written an excellent piece in the Spectator about the mobbing of Nathan Cofnas – a Cambridge post-doc who is under investigation because of a controversial blog post he wrote last February.
Climate alarm has become a dangerous ideology, says Mike Hulme, Professor of Human Geography at Cambridge University. An obsessive and outsize concern with it is harming human well-being and development.
Cambridge University is seeking to 'decolonise the dodo' by hiring a PhD student to delve into the imperial connections of specimens, highlight racial ideas, violent colonial activities and resource exploitation.
Mike Wells asks why British museums are morally obliged to return the Benin bronzes, given that they were created by a brutal, slave-owning regime that engaged in ritual human sacrifice, including the crucifixion of women.
Freddie Attenborough, the comms officer of the Free Speech Union, reflects on the absurdity of the Cambridge Footlights advertising for 'sensitivity readers'. Is satire finally dead?
