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Congratulations on all you have achieved.

You have earned your degree, and can now look ahead to a bright future. In the most challenging period in living memory, you have demonstrated great talent and tenacity, and made friendships that will nourish you throughout your life and career.

None of us could have predicted your unusual Cambridge experience. As a cohort, you coped admirably with the uncertainty and the limitations of the pandemic. You proved once again the resilience and determination of our Cambridge community.

You join a community of more than 300,000 alumni around the world — take advantage of their support, and remember that you will always be welcome at Cambridge.

Your teachers, friends and families are all incredibly proud of you. Your graduating class is now poised to go out and change the world. On behalf of the Collegiate University, I wish you all the very best.

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The University of Cambridge aims to divest from all direct and indirect investments in fossil fuels by 2030 as part of the University’s plan to cut its greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2038, more than a decade before the date set by the UK Government.The £3.5 billion Cambridge University Endowment Fund — one of the biggest of its kind in Europe — intends to ramp up investments in renewable energy as it divests from fossil fuels.

This latest plan puts Cambridge at the head of the race to become the first university endowment of its kind where greenhouse gas emissions from the activities of all investments balance out at zero.

ZERO-CARBON FUTURE Announcing the move in his annual address to the University, Professor Stephen J Toope, Vice-Chancellor, said: “The University is responding comprehensively to a pressing environmental and moral need for action with an historic announcement that demonstrates our determination to seek solutions to the climate crisis. We will approach with renewed confidence our collaborations with government, industry and research partners around the world as together we work for a zero-carbon future.”Students and staff have contributed to the divestment decision by keeping the issue on the agenda over several years.

Ben Margolis, Undergraduate President of the Cambridge Students' Union, said: “This is a landmark decision for which students, staff and the Students' Union have been campaigning for years.”

This package of measures backs up the University’s climate change initiative, Cambridge Zero, which aims to use its world-leading teaching, research and vast network of global collaborations to influence urgently needed systemic change.

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Professor Sir Roger Penrose, Honorary Fellow and alumnus of St John’s College, and honorary doctor of the University, jointly won the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery that black hole formation is a robust prediction of the general theory of relativity. He is the 110th affiliate of the University to be awarded a Nobel Prize.

According to the Nobel Prize website: “Penrose used ingenious mathematical methods in his proof that black holes are

The collegiate University welcomed a record number of new undergraduates, with the intake more than 10% bigger than 2019.

Almost 400 students, who met the conditions of their offer following the issue of revised exam results based on their teacher assessed grades, were admitted. No student was required to defer entry to 2021.

Speaking ahead of the academic year, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Stephen J Toope congratulated the staff and Colleges who had worked tirelessly to ensure that every student who met their offer was able to secure a place to study at Cambridge.

He added, “I am also proud that we have the highest ever number of state school students arriving this year as well as greater numbers from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, underlying our commitment to providing equality of educational opportunity.”

a direct consequence of Albert Einstein’s general theory of relativity.”

Einstein himself did not believe that black holes really existed. But in January 1965, ten years after Einstein’s death, Penrose proved that black holes really can form and described them in detail. His ground-breaking article, published in January 1965, continues to be viewed as the most important contribution to the general theory of relativity since Einstein.

Penrose shares the 2020 Physics Nobel with Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Ghez, who developed methods to see through the huge clouds of interstellar gas and dust to the centre of the Milky Way.

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VIRTUAL VOLUNTEERING Students volunteering with Student Community Action (SCA) continued to support clients during the pandemic, despite not being able to engage in face-to-face activities.

Seventy students were matched with vulnerable adults and children as part of a new project called Anxiety Slayers. Students provided video sessions, phone calls or letters to help alleviate social isolation.

At the height of the pandemic SCA was supporting 80 individuals virtually a week. Students also delivered more than 100 food parcels and over 40 prescriptions to vulnerable families, homeless charities and sheltered housing.

The Cambridge led COVID-19 Genomics UK (COG-UK) Consortium has now sequenced over 452,000 SARS-CoV-2 viruses as of April 2021.

“It’s really important to have eyes on the virus genome wherever you live, because the virus is evolving in every population all around the world,” said Professor Sharon Peacock who leads the consortium. “Genomics is an essential partner to vaccine effectiveness and where necessary, to their redesign to take account of variants of concern that avoid the immune response generated by natural infection or vaccination.”

The Christmas Present Campaign saw students donating close to 60 gifts to clients. “We felt it was really important for the campaign to go ahead and it’s great to see that this year has been as successful as any other,” said SCA Student President Vanessa Chuang.

SCA’s latest initiative involves volunteers celebrating the birthdays or special achievements of clients by performing a surprise song, poem or rap over a video call.

“This has been a difficult year for many and so treasuring the highlights feels more important than ever,” said Olivia Taylor, Publicity Officer for SCA. “When I look back on my time in Cambridge, many of the memories I will smile at the most will be from SCA.”

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A Foundation Year offering talented students from backgrounds of educational and social disadvantage a new route to undergraduate study has been launched.

The one-year course — aimed at an entirely new stream of applicants who have the ability to succeed at Cambridge, but have been prevented from reaching their full potential by their circumstances

The University Library’s new virtual exhibition brings to life the hidden words buried in ancient manuscripts known as palimpsests.

Palimpsests are manuscripts from which the text has been scraped or washed off so they can be reused. They are the literary equivalent of buried treasure, and scholars over the last two centuries have patiently sought to decipher the lost or forgotten words hidden under layers of newer ink.

“Every manuscript in this exhibition, down to the tiniest fragment, has a fascinating story to tell about how books and documents were used and reused and how scholars have employed a variety of methods to decipher them, from sunlight and magnifying glasses to cutting edge imaging techniques,” says Dr Suzanne Paul, Keeper of Rare Books and Early Manuscripts, and co-curator of Ghost Words.

“I urge you to take some time to examine these treasures,” says Dr Chris Burgess, Head of Exhibitions and Public Programmes. “Palimpsests take a while to reveal their secrets, but for those who persevere the rewards are rich.”

— will prepare students for further learning and offer them the chance to progress straight to an undergraduate degree at Cambridge.

The Foundation Year is free to students; a cornerstone £5 million gift from philanthropists Christina and Peter Dawson will fund the launch of the programme and full one-year scholarships for all students who are accepted.

“The launch of the Cambridge Foundation Year will open up Cambridge to a new field of candidates and transform lives,” said Vice-Chancellor, Professor Stephen J Toope. “We are hugely grateful that the generosity of the Foundation Year programme’s founding benefactors, Christina and Peter Dawson, has provided the means so that students can take up this opportunity regardless of their financial situation.

“Students will be drawn from a range of backgrounds, the common link being that their circumstances have prevented them from realising their academic potential. They will benefit from our personal approach to teaching and grow in confidence and understanding, and we will benefit from them joining and further diversifying our community.”

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Cambridge scored a double victory in The Boat Race 2021, with both the women's and men's crews coming out on top following two thrilling races.

In the closest women’s race since 2011 and the closest men’s race since 2003, Cambridge took both trophies in an unprecedented and unique event raced between Ely and Littleport in Cambridgeshire. The event was moved from the usual course, along the Thames in London, because of a combination of the COVID-19 pandemic and repair work on Hammersmith Bridge.

DOUBLE VICTORY IN THE BOAT RACE

“It was the closest race I’ve ever been involved in; it was a real nail biter,” said Women’s President Sophie Paine. “The main thing for us was that we were able to establish a rhythm really early on in the race which really carried us through. We locked into one rhythm that got us to the end in the right place.”

Sarah Tisdall added: “Awesome race, massive congrats to Oxford…that’s the closest race the females have had. Awesome day for the sport and really proud of this team.”“It’s been a fantastically unique season,” said Men’s President Callum Sullivan. “We’ve had to roll with the punches, every step of the way. Just adapt and keep the crew’s energy and momentum really high every week. These are great guys, they stuck together and made it work, every step of the way.”

The victories in the 75th Women’s Boat Race and the 166th Men’s Boat Race mean that Cambridge extends its lead on Oxford 44-30 in the Women’s Boat Race and 84-80 in the Men’s Boat Race.

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His Royal Highness Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh died aged 99, on 9 April 2021. Prince Philip was Chancellor of the University for 35 years, from December 1976 to June 2011.

The Duke of Edinburgh brought to his role at Cambridge the same insight, energy, and practical good sense that characterised all his public and private work on behalf of the monarchy. The Chancellor’s principal public function, the conferment of honorary degrees in

A rare cactus called the Moonflower Selenicereus wittii bloomed at the Botanic Garden. The cactus, from the rainforests of Brazil, spirals around tree trunks and flowers for just one single night.

Over 500,000 people tuned in to witness the Moonflower blooming. At long last the bud began to open, surprising everyone by doing so during the day! It is thought to be the first time a Moonflower has bloomed in the UK.

“We’ve been totally overwhelmed by the interest our flower has created,” says Beverley Glover, Director of the Botanic Garden. “As scientists, botanists and horticulturalists here at the Garden, we are all fascinated by plants, but it’s been so heart-warming to see how our Moonflower has captured the hearts and interest of so many people across the globe.”

a grand annual ceremony, was only a small part of the Duke’s engagement with the University. He would visit Cambridge several times a year, and always found time to talk to students and researchers, as well as discussing University business with the Vice-Chancellor.

Dame Alison Richard, who was Vice-Chancellor from 2003 to 2010 and worked closely with the Duke during that time, described him as “a Chancellor of vision and perspicacity,” and remembered his “insatiable, passionate interest in the work of the university.”

A choral service was held at Great St Mary’s in commemoration of Prince Philip.

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Nine short terms at Christ’s have flown by. You’ve probably heard this a million times over, but it only hits when your time here is drawing to a close. With nostalgia already setting in, a whistle-stop tour of our fondest shared memories is in order.

From day one of Freshers’ Week, the Class of 2021 were thrust straight into the bustling Cambridge experience — a double-header of ‘Yellow’ and Roald Dahl themed bops. What better way to prepare for the avalanche of weekly essays, labs, and lectures that was coming our way… and nearly three years on, what we’d all do for just one more sweaty, VK-fuelled night in the Function Room!

We quickly became familiar with some of Christ’s staples: our smiley Porters, Rocket’s unexpected company, and, of course, potatoes five ways at Upper Hall. Even better, to round the year off we were treated with an unforgettable summer in Cambridge, featuring a debut May Ball experience for many.

We managed to squeeze a lot into our two terms in Cambridge in second year, too. Some of our best moments were shared in Christ’s Formal Hall, including Halfway Hall and the Christ’s May Ball 2020 launch event (so good that we didn’t need the real thing anyway, right?).

As the second year of COVID graduates, it can be tempting to dwell on the memories that we’ve missed. Yet the Christ’s community has adapted through our final year at ‘Zoom University’; many of our favourite traditions have continued, from YouTube panto to virtual College sports events.

One thing, at least, is certain — we’ll all be back soon. Whether sleeping on the floors of our favourite MMLers, engineers or medics, or at Christ’s May Ball 2022, this won’t be the last time we walk idly through College or lounge around in the Fellows’ Garden.

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For many freshers arriving at Churchill, the Brutalist architectural elements and brick buildings might not have been the home we imagined for ourselves at Cambridge. Very quickly, though, we realised it was the people who made the place feel like home. We faced Dangerspoons together (with our garish red T-shirts), ran from matriculation photos to safety talks, and managed to survive the 9am compulsory breakfast after a night out. Although the contents of those Wolfson Hall talks have been forgotten (sorry Ritchie P!), we can’t forget the beginnings of life-long friendships.

There’s no getting through a Cambridge term without the daily comforts of College: from walks with the various dogs of Churchill, to playing College sport on a Saturday morning, after an inappropriately early brunch. For the less athletic amongst us, there was always Churchill’s most extreme ‘sport’, the race for Wednesday Cindies tickets. We were also lucky to experience the Cambridge events scene in our first year, most memorably at

the Spring Ball. Crêpes, a ball-pit, and a silent disco, what more could we have asked for?

Suddenly arriving at Halfway Hall was a surprise to most people, but the occasion was marked with the typical enthusiasm (and occasional rowdiness) of Churchill formals. This is all the more a precious memory because, since then, it feels as though our year group has been robbed of a lot. But different hasn’t been all bad. Michaelmas of third year saw formals and nights out being replaced by household trips to the far-away-Sainsbury’s, takeaway coffees and chilly nights under the marquee.

We’re all looking forward to an Easter Term of Churchill’s takeaway pizzas and sunset views from the Møller Centre. No matter what lies ahead, the past three years have given us friendships that will stay with us beyond Storey’s Way.

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CLARECOLLEGE

As we look back on our time at Clare, it’s impossible not to be filled with an overriding sense of nostalgia.

I’m often reminded of Freshers’ Week, awkwardly ordering staircase meals and sharing UV face-painting techniques for our first Cellars Bop. Soon after we crammed into the Gillespie Centre (often with very minimal sleep), listening to three-hour-long fire safety talks and clumsily reciting the usual script: “What’s your name? Where are you from? What’s your course?”. In a matter of weeks the people we tentatively sat next to soon became our closest confidantes, buttery-companions, Sainsbury’s co-shoppers, Wednesday Cindies, Sunday Life, and Friday Fez dance partners, lecture-note-sharing allies, and for many of us, our best friends.

We were even lucky enough to share a picturesque summer in the Fellows’ Garden (RIP). Sitting by the river with a Jack’s gelato, we’d hear punters describe the various ways that Lady Elizabeth de Clare

had supposedly murdered her husbands and very questionable accounts of Sir David Attenborough’s ‘raucous’ years as a Clare undergrad. Before Buttery was a glorified marquee, you might’ve even been one of the elite few to be papped by a tourist whilst eating lunch with friends on the riverbank.

More than anything, when I think about Clare, I think about the people who have given it its ‘friendly college’ reputation — the Barry Watersons of the world. We may have lost Old Court, May Week, the garden, our minds etc. etc. but we made up for these losses with online crochet workshops, Zoom tea and cake sessions with Mark, 24-hour NHS virtual fundraisers, COVID-safe coffee walks, and live-streamed window concerts.

It’s not been easy, but I’ll always be proud of the unrelenting kindness extended by this year group. To a summer in the Fellows’ Garden one day soon x

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1st (back): E.L.Hulse K.Shah S.Owusu-Kyereh X.Li M.Stables A.Fernandez E.Nevill N.C.Moseley-Roberts H.Reynolds V.Grennan L.Ingate B.Shah L.Conway E.Rayner G.Palfreman L.Fetherston M.Przybylak M.Cooper H.Armstrong 2nd: K.L.Veitch A.Papasavvas H.V.J.Cameron D.M.B.Lewis R.He S.P.Kerr H.Mandelstam L.M.Botje V.Wang E.V.M.Michaut J.M.B.Alner

T.I.Whittaker Y.Wu C.M.Farrell-Foster G.B.Edmonds K.Herka O.T.Parsons M.J.D.Biggs J.J.S.Bream R.Campalastri 3rd: I.S.Cordes I.C.Lindsley M.E.Phillips A.A.Frobisher H.M.Quayle H.J.Dennis A.P.Galvin T.P.Daly J.R.Pankhania S.A.Leboff S.F.Lewis N.G.Burstow J.G.B.Rodgers A.K.Khan L.L.Lenkiewicz G.Geller W.F.Freeman D.I.Barton P.L.E.Nevill B.W.Lubwama 4th: R.J.Gooch R.Agrawal V.J.Longstaff S.A.Stone G.E.Appleyard I.Lamb S.Bushell T.Edmiston A.E.Glaze-Nelson J.R.Pemberton T.Vieira-Short J.S.D.Flanagan B.N.Nelson J.M.Lewis

Z.Verkmann C.Gaynor E.C.Pratt L.Hewitson H.Robless T.T.Chamberlain James C.A.T.Bird 5th: L.H.Hall G.T.Price M.R.Charlton J.Z.Bennett T.L.Milford L.H.C.Eades A.G.Hardy N.P.Van de Berg N.B.Hall N.E.R.Gregory J.Peteraitis S.P.Goldsmith J.Skelton A.F.S.Marmo B.A.Cornwall-Jones A.W.Osborne L.R.McKnight A.P.D.Fitzgerald H.W.C.Atkins Q.A.A.Dang

H.Swanson K.Sun 6th: W.Y.Lee G.M.Clark J.L.Blinston O.L.Taylor B.R.Griffiths J.Singh K.Baek J.G.Cowan C.H.Obee H.L.Taylor E.C.A.Trimingham K.Yamaguchi J.O.Nowinska R.E.G.Martin L.E.Turner A.C.Lack T.K.Jackson J.D.Benson B.M.Kelly E.M.Vincent C.R.Dunsmuir G.E.Williams K.L.Care 7th: W.T.Batty J.L.Ballin M.E.Popoola I.S.Kurt-Elli A.R.Hathaway K.M.Shaw

A.G.M.Tonetti Dr E.Foyster Dr H.Jahn Revd.Dr J.Hawkey Mr A.Johnson Dr J.Tasioulas Lord Grabiner Dr C Weiss Dr R.Harris Ms J Wyburd W.J.V.Wood J.L.Wilson-Godber R.P.Williams J.N.Zur S.N.Tucker F.Edrich M.Zorin G.L.Zhao

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CLARE HALL

Two metres apart but standing together — this was the spirit of Clare Hall during a challenging year. It started off with a virtual and distanced welcome week for the new students, and continued with baking, cooking and walking our way through various lockdowns. Being a small College meant that even in times of a pandemic, we had the chance to get to know each other well and build a community. Many aspects of College life changed in autumn, and we reimagined the Cambridge experience. With no formal dinners, little in-person teaching and limited access to facilities, we instead played many boardgames, finished puzzles and used our creativity to carve pumpkins. Clare Hall’s BAME Access and Equality Sub-Committee established a BAME Library, which was soon followed by an LGBTQIA+ Library on the initiative of the Student Equalities Officers. They also made sure that during LGBTQ+ History Month, the rainbow flag was flying proudly at Clare Hall, and set

up a successful Gender Expression Fund. As the seasons changed, our wonderful surroundings in West Cambridge allowed for plenty of exploration. When the sun returned, Clare Hallers flocked to the gardens: studying, reading or simply enjoying the spring. After a year of planning, College members grew vegetables at our allotment in West Court — an initiative started by students with support of the College.

The challenges this year meant that not all students were able to be in Cambridge, but many stayed involved in our events, Boat Club workouts and yoga sessions. Clare Hall’s Music and Art committees offered a range of concerts and talks online, while the tutors organised ‘Meet the Fellows’ and other social events. We are looking forward to Clare Hallers being reunited in Cambridge, or anywhere else in the world!

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1st (back): A.N.Shakhs A.Barclay A.Floate D.A.Smith A.Graves M.W.Brown G.Riccio P.Haynes 2nd: A.Tollu C.Y.Ren B.Lyu C.Liu F.Qu E.J.Medcalf H.A.J.Salway W.Y.Feng H.Pennant S.Kar-Narayan R.Pakbaz K.Klaus G.G.Collins C.Mahloudji C.Alvarez H.Masaood A.Garriga-Alonso H.Tilley 3rd: G.M.Mura S.Waters Y.Zentani J.B.Rodriguez-Molina

G.M.Torlai A.Reggiani M.R.Di Tommaso S.Primarosa S.M.H.Smith C.A.Sellers M.Holmberg S.Qassim B.Thorgeirsdottir M.Solomon J.M.Bermudez Garcia L.Butti J.P.Bassi S.T.Young 4th: C.Qu S.Eringfeld T.Tilly D.A.Salazar Herrera S.Schneider A.L.K.Oakes D.C.O.Macedo C.T.Byron N.J.Morton K.Melana S.Kostenko H.Xiao B.Shen T.Baldauf H.Chang

F.X.Quah M.H.J.van der Maas M.H.Fournier T.J.A.Begg L.Gaudiesius 5th: A.W.Johnson C.I.Coffey F.Spalding M.Cekic L.Ng A.Herrmann V.Pupeza T.Masaki T.C.I.Chan A.Longo E.Artacho A.Manchanda G.Orriols A.Mihai A.Wang E.A.Rowe J.Forsell I.Ampartzidis C.M.Barras C.M.Saulina J.G.Smeaton A.Mix A.L.Viloria 6th: I.C.Strachan D.L.Gosling H.L.Amancid

K.Tamam J.A.Di Persio Y.Li H.H.Alfares Y.Chen A.Huyuk Q.M.Roy K.Rollan M.Estok S.Seal M.Y.F.Khan M.Meek M.B.Nicholls K.E.Widrig S.L.Felsch H.Tunstall-Garcia S.Heimersheim E.J.Eisner N.E.Cuunjieng Aboitiz T.E.Forster 7th: M.Y.Barth L.Tang P.Lio I.Black G.van Kooten J.D.Barrow P.Stern Sir G.Cass E.J.Goodacre C.A.Short

D.Ibbetson S.R.de Rijk T.McSweeney B.Allred T.Sulliun H.Markus R.Rawat T.S.Holm M.Janson E.Nye T.Toivonen

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CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE

Gathering in gowns for our matriculation photo, with the Imperial March and the cheers of older students filling Old Court, we could hardly have predicted how bewildering and brilliant our three years at Corpus would be. While we might not have foreseen the joys of Zoom supervisions, our time at College started in the typical fashion; matriculation was followed by a formal, an early morning fire safety talk, then a frantic week of inductions, parties, and porterings.

Alongside academic endeavours and artistic interests, many of us have been proud to don Corpus pink for College sports. We couldn’t forgo mentioning the ‘epic highs and lows’ of College football; we’ve been delighted, and appalled, by CCCFC’s performances. The Corpus Challenge provided opportunity to reaffirm supremacy over our Oxford counterparts — at the expense of coach deposits and despite Storm Ciara.

As a tight-knit community, we got to know each other quickly; the compact nature of

College ensured that walks through New Court inevitably entailed breaks chatting to passers-by. We might have had a reputation for being more subdued than our forebears, but we did our fair share of celebrating, enjoying the active social life a small College lends itself to.

The May Week Garden Party was a highlight; bouncy castles contrasted the grandeur of the May Ball, with a helter-skelter on Old Court and valiant attempts to conceal the charms of ‘Bin Court’. Hall remained College’s vibrant social centre, and we enjoyed slacks in the bar — inevitably followed by brunches recovering over plates of hashbrowns, blinded by light streaming through stained-glass. Halfway Hall provided an opportunity to celebrate together one last time before Covid.

Corpus has been a wonderful home; though this is not the College experience any of us expected, it has been a joy to be able to share it.

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1st (Back): L.P.Adamczyk E.R.Addis J.D.Benson D.J.Bielby J.O.E.Bolarinwa S.E.E.Bottomley A.Brewer L-J.Buckley P.J.Cano Carciofa B.T.Chang2nd: A.A.Chopada P.H.G.Chu W.J.Clennell R.Cong T.R.Dickson S.J.S.Dixon T.J.Edwards A.E.Folkard R.M.C.Forgan I.E.Freedman J.S.Gatus H.Gilbert Savage N.O’Brien K.Gyasi P.Hampshire

3rd: M.M.C.Hare M.J.Hashe R.Haskurti A.M.Hatch J.I.Heynes R.Hönig J.Y-H.Hong B.K.Hopkinson K.L.Hutton J.P.James M.Jayasekara T.Johnson-Wheeler J.Jones S.A.Kao 4th: E.Katiyar A.Kattineh G.W.Khoury E.K.H.Kok S.K.Lamont S.Li E.R.Lomas W.K.Ma A.P.Mann K.Mant H.R.Mitchell J.Moussarie A.Heffernan S.A.Pallister K.Parker

5th: M.A.Patel B.Petty R.J.D.Phillips-Solomon C.L.Reeder S.D.Reynolds E.J.Rist E.K.Roberts S.J.Rogers C.T.A.Rosado C.E.Rutherford N.M.Salt J.Z.Sanchez Ruiz A.Shakeel G.J.Sibthorp Quarmby M.Sinclair-Johnson N.Sizova 6th: R.E.Slevin V.Stein A.H.Tang T.A.Tempus J.S.Tooze B.R.Townley P.E.Trofin

Dr M.Frasca-Spada B.M.Turner-Berry R.M.van Breda L.Vignier H.A.Vincent A.Y.Wang G.N.Wright S.Zhekova

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DARWIN COLLEGE

The time I have spent at Darwin College over the past few years has been memorable in every respect. I have met fellow students from every corner of the world, as Darwin has the largest postgraduate international community. In the pre-COVID world, we socialised through many activities across College — one of the few with direct access to the River Cam, which meant lots of punting and kayaking trips ending with picnics in Grantchester, but also freely walking on the grass on College grounds!

My most unforgettable memories were definitely the nights I spent bartending at Darbar, our (the best!) student-led bar. Barcom, the student staff managing the bar, succeeded in creating a safe environment for students to enjoy their time, and we played our favourite music while serving drinks. May Balls were also a highlight, as the gardens of Darwin were transformed into a magic land of endless food and drinks.

Obviously, our social life was restricted in the past months, and the student body faced

many challenges in what was surely one of the most unsettling years experienced by students. My admiration goes, therefore, to the officers of the Darwin College Students Association (DCSA), who worked in very unusual circumstances. We had to rethink the ways in which Darwinians could stay connected. We came up with inventive ways to create entertainment opportunities and pulled off a double Freshers’ Week in October 2020, by offering COVID-secure in-person and online events.

Darwinians showed a great sense of solidarity during these trying times: we ran a successful self-isolation supporters system, where students in quarantine were matched with student volunteers who delivered essential items. We pride ourselves on prioritising diversity and our most recent achievements include the creation of a new DCSA officer for Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority students, and the collaboration with College administration on the establishment of a new Equality, Diversity and Inclusion committee.

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1st (back): A.Urry C.F.Jones J.Y.Smith R.R.Salih L.Hafner A.Konstantara-Kyprianou P.Prior H.Jussli M.Renton D.Roman J.Levitt B.Parham T.Ishida S.Lester J.Todd A.Dyas A.Rodriguez B.Houlton J.T.Seong J.S.MacDonald 2nd: C.Brunet M.G.Landuyt J.F.Hoogslag Z.Gao M.Chapman A.Hicks J.Gao C.Li X.Li A.G.Sjahid T.Liu L.Lagerqvist Z.Mei L.Canal Y.Cai Z.Li A.A.S.Indra

K.Lang S.Saraf E.Pavlov K.P.Kusi-Mensah 3rd: D.G.Peers A.Nadesalingam Y.N.M.E.Elkorety M.A.Metrick II J.Luptak J.C.Gebers B.Jooste-Jennings M.Lisonbee E.D.F.Wilkins J.D.Rodriguez A.G.Hammond P.J.Przytarski K.R.Sabawoon C.L.Hallink S.R.Castellano Z.Sun A.Still E.Hands A.Silk R.Castro-Ramirez 4th: R.E.W.Batt J.D.Moss M.G.Hirschfeld J.Jin E.Bubik D.Sultani A.M.Castelino R.J.Senior O.Guicciardini S.Janghu N.Meena J.Ender D.Chahud S.Hertlein H.L.Chatterton J.A.Bruggeman P.Bilek J.Marchbank R.Cann A.Newhall 5th: C.Santos T.Jung

K.P.M.van Vlerken G.J.Melman J.P.Itcovitz R.Das P.H.Cho X.Chen M.Majumder I.Esain Garcia H.Rogasch H.F.H.Schneemann D.M.L.Storisteanu N.G.McAlpin I.Sevgili I.D.Zelich L.de Thomasson R.C.Dorschel L.Gerolla L.L.Reimers J.L.Webber E.E.Wainstein 6th: H.Gong I.H.M.A.Abdou M.Hawkins E.Newlands S.F.Mead Q.B.Schäfer L.L.Lai J.Koltermann N.Avreyski T.Wu H.Gw

M.P.Schneider T.S.Cousins R.B.S.Uchoa C.Li E.Karmannaya E.A.Green S.Dewan A.J.Judge H.Mohseni 7th: A.V.Grigor J.Dai R.Treilis D.G.James R.M.James R.M.Prestil J.Gu V.Kostadinov J.Blaylock J.Sauer D.Hugenroth E.Cabrera-Rocha J.Walvoda Q.Sun A.L.Sephton B.H.Hodkinson A.I.L.Davis S.A.Kumar S.Bandyopadhyay C.G.Maney J.C.Law X.Zhang 8th: M.A.Emms B.C.Joo

Lara E.M.Lopez-Fontal L.Smalinskaite R.A.Wright M.A.Morales-Maldonado Z.Zeng M.Sato S.Guggenheim M.M.C.Schimel J.A.M.C.Cua C.R.Glave Barrantes B.T.Lee Z.Y.Shi T.V.Nguyen A.Ya Dav E.Fok E.F.McKiernan A.E.Siater J.M.J.Rees S.C.Post K.S.Hinderks M.I.Alsagob C.Toschi 9th: G.Barsuola T.Kras F.Penz D.Hawkes A.J.Coca D.A.Friedman S.G.Ottewill-Soulsby F.Schneider

J.T.Dix S.O.Venn J.L.Heeney O.Kennard M.Fowler A.Burgen K.E.Criswell J.Evans D.J.Needham E.J.Ward J.M.Dittmar T.Gruner G.Lesutis A.N.J.Dunning T.Boroviak G.Smith-Nunes F.Said

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1st (back): L.Adams C.Allsop J.Ambler S.Amedick K.R.Bansal M.A.Batavanis C.Bordean F.J.Borland S.L.Brindle C.N.Burnett M.Cabanes Calabuig F.L.M.Cahill S.Cai T.Carey L.V.Carleton R.Caul N.Cartwright R.Cavanagh Y.Chiang J.L.Chiswick 2nd: J.Choi J.Cooper P.R.Coxon S.Creswick S.J.Crooks C.Dean R.El-Hussain E.England B.Fishwick R.Geetala H.Gilbert S.D.Goldsmith

M.Grant L.Gun Y.Gupta L.Gutta H.Harding U.Hasan S.Healy E.Herzberg 3rd: I.Hui T.Hurst M.Husain Y.Ibrahim T.Ibrani L.Isaac Y.Jaffe K.J.Jang I.G.Johnson H.Kettle C.A.Kraay R.Kroeze T.J.Latcham H.C.C.Lau L.Lederman J.H.Lee C.S.Leppin A.Leraand O.C.Lewns Q.Liang Y.Liang 4th: B.J.H.Lim S.E.M.H.Loft J.Ma E.Macro D.Maghsoudi H.R.Martin Z.Matt-Williams B.Matthews

P.McLaughlin J.D.R.Metson R.Mukhopadhyay G.Narang P.W.Nixon A.Nowaczek M.Oakes D.Owen E.M.Pagano L.Page D.Parmar L.Parry R.A.Patel S.Patel M.T.L.Paul 5th: D.Mahony D.A.Pearce S.M.Pereira L.M.Pike S.D.Popat R.Prabhu V.A.Ramirez-Valdez N.Ramu S.Rawlins F.Rosser-Smyth O.Rubines Chisca O.Scott S.Sennik I.Shaw H.Z.Shen B.Sheridan Y.H.Shi S.Shukla W.Silver S.Slater T.Smutna D.Smythe J.Springall T.D’Angelico 6th: H.Stanczyk J.Sutcliffe C.Y.Tan C.W.Tan O.Todd J.A.Torres-H-Bonilla M.Trevitt V.C.Tsang S.Walker C.F.W.Watson J.Soleiman

Dr.G.Williams Mr.A.Bookbinder Dr.P.Millett Rev.Dr.K.Eyeons A.Hyde E.M.I.Watts C.S.Whiles A.P.Wise M.J.Wong Fletcher Y.Xing Z.L.A.Yarrow T.T.Ye C.Youssef S.S.Zeller

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EMMANUEL COLLEGE

When we arrived in 2018, we didn’t know much about what Emma would be like, besides its close proximity to Spoons and its beloved duck population. Three years and countless Instagram stories of Front Court later, we know the College like the back of our hand.

Our first Michaelmas term was a whirlwind. We had our first formals, first supervisions and first Bar Extensions: all of which seemed so new and exciting. By Lent, we had settled into College life, acting in the freshers play ‘Buckets’, joining the boat club and getting involved in sports and societies. In Easter, we discovered how beautiful Cambridge looks in the sun and spent just as much time on the Paddock and by the pool as we did in the Fane Room. The end of exams was marked by splashes of Sainsbury’s prosecco and a magical night at our first May Ball, Mille Miglia.

Second year was a time to balance the fun with hard work and take up responsibilities

as subject parents, bar staff and ECSU officers. If things ever got too much, the porters would always be there with a friendly smile and my enduring memories of Emma will undoubtedly be the kindness and humour of Monty, Irene, Susie, Paul and Young Dave.

Soon after Halfway Hall, the pandemic put a stop to our ‘normal’ university experience, but the time spent apart only made our return in Michaelmas 2020 sweeter, even if we had to stay 2m away from each other. The end of our time at Emma coincides with that of our wonderful Master Dame Fiona. We will miss her warmth and charm, as well as her cats, Miranda and Octavia. Emma has brought us so many friends and memories. I hope we can all reunite at next year’s May Ball!

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1st (back): A.R.Amin C.I.I.Antuńa Hörlein D.Baiguzhayeva D.Barbakadze S.P.Bauer U.H.Begum S.I.Bennett W.E.B.Bishop A.M.M.Bispham J.K.Biard L.J.Blake D.Boros L.Y.N.Boyle T.J.Brine J.R.Broadbent D.E.Browne P.R.Bunt F.P.Burn Z.S.Cannon A.K.Cardno T.Cavan 2nd: K.L.Chan Y.S.Chan J.Chen Z.X.Chua J.C.V.Clarke T.D.Clarke J.S.P.Coe J.A.C.Combe S.F.Corbett W.F.P.Coupe A.J.Cox C.C.Crossley L.M.Davies-Jones K.I.A.Devey L.E.Dexter A.Doomasia R.Dow Y.G.Dugdale S.J.Dutnall A.F.Edmonston W.U.D.Eradiri 3rd: O.J.Fairhurst C.S.Ferrari Braun D.I.Fricska S.Garg

M.R.Garner D.U.Gibbons A.B.L.Govett L.K.Graham A.M.Gray B.R.H.Haldane-Unwin E.S.Hansen H.E.Hards M.C.Hardy A.M.Harris L.K.Hawrych M.R.C.Haynes Agoro Z.He S.P.Heidelbach M.P.F.Hendriks T.A.Higginbotham 4th: J.A.Hoyle E.K.Hydleman R.L.Jones D.M.Karia E.V.Kearney R.K.King P.J.T.Kirby T.V.Kontic-Thomsen A.H.Kroezen A.Kugasenanchettiar A.Z.Kwok V.Kyriacou O.Lavigne S-E.C.W.Le Blanc H.Lee A.A.I.Letten S.E.J.M’Caw F.G.Macgregor A.D.B.Madigasekara C.L.Malcolm A.Mani 5th: H.A.Mante A.Marko A.Mason N.L.May J.Mayer

H.I.B.McFarlane N.B.McKeown-Luckly M.I.Medenis B.L.Miller A.S.Mills L.L.A.Mugge P.B.Mumford R.G.Murray K.W.Nam K.Neelamegam Ganesh D.Newman D.K.A.Nguyen T.H.Nishizono-Miller E.A.O’Keeffe R.Ogilvy 6th: M.Y.J.Pang C.A.Pickering E.C.T.Pike I.M.Potzsch A.Rajeev E.R.R.Reffin L.M.V.Roe E.E.Rogers A.Saha S.Samra N.R.Sant G.Sayers-McGowan M.E.Segger J.D.R.Shaw K.M.Shaw R.A.A.Shiatis B.T.F.Shute F.H.A.Smith C.A.Sigurdsson J.Stiby E.Sun 7th: T.Takahashi E.Thoma-Stemmet B.J.Thomas J.H.R.Thompson H.W.M.Tong W-H.Tran T.Varshneya A.R.Vayro

O.L.Vogt-Vincent Mr.P.Bass Dr R.Henderson Dame F.Reynolds The Rev.J.Caddick J.Wills Y.H.Wong B.Wood G.R.Wyatt K.X.Yap C.Y.Yearsley I.J.Yorke D.J.R.Yue Z.Zang

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FITZWILLIAM COLLEGE

While “always leave them wanting more” might be a winning formula on the stage of the ADC, when applied to your undergraduate experience at Fitz it is a bittersweet feeling.

Bitter, that we lost two terms and limped through two more as COVID-19 crashed the party. Bitter, for all the friendships that were never forged, romances that never flourished, and drinks that were never shared.

Sweet, for the fun we had, the celebrations we shared and the dramas we lived through. You’re a 2021 Fitz graduate if you spent a September wondering what a ‘Galactic’ theme was; if you turned up to a Fitz Up in your pyjamas; if you queued in the freezing cold for a winter ball ‘Exhibition’, only to spend all your time drowning in the ball pit, driving the wrong way on the dodgems and telling jokes in the casino because you’d gambled away all your chips.

Sweet, for the thousands of memories we made together: every formal where you got a bit too tipsy in front of your DoS, every squabble between the Shallots, every bump and crash on the river, every time Adam pumped you a pint of Fitz lager, every evening spent on the JCR pool table.

The experience of a 2021 Fitz graduate is like no other. We are shaped by our experience, the paths we trod. And as we start to go our own ways, we go as we arrived: with love, curiosity and hope. Thank you, and Billy Love to the Fitz graduates of 2021.

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1st (back): Y.Abdurahman T.Adams 2nd: H.Afrah E.Ali T.Amofah-Akardom T.André E.Andrsova S.Arora D.Artioukh C.Aslin J.Atkinson H.Aubad Z.Aylward-Maruna J.Bailey C.Ballance D.Bandeen A.Baryshnikov D.M.Bashtanov E.Beck A.Bessis D.Bishop 3rd: C.M.Bragoli C.J.Broughton B.Brown T.Brown N.P.Bui A.Burrows D.Carter J.C.H.Chabros Y.Chen G.E.Chia

M.Chisholm S.Choudhury N.Choustikov V.Chown J.Conacher M.Constant J.Cranston C.Craske L.Dementiev 4th: S.Drew A.Durban-Richardson I.El-dandrawy D.Ellis C.Farrow M.Fernandes J.Folley E.Fox K.Goodchild D.Green R.Hajdu Rafis R.Halcrow N.Hall A.Hewitt L.Hewitt C.Hills K.G.Hoe N.Hope E.Hughes 5th: Y.Huo E.Jasonson P.Kaler S.Kirkbride

Y.Y.B.Ko S.Kohli A.Kolomiets E.Krasniqi J.Le I.Lester C.K.Leung L.F.Liao C.K.K.Ling M.Ma J.Mahon J.Marshall A.Massie M.Matthews L.McCarthy 6th: A.McKeon C.McLean J.Milla Cifre A.Millan E.Milton-Seall E.Monk K.Mulheran J.Nana-Dabankah J.Neve A.Nikolin M.Ogunyeye J.Parkinson S.Partington S.Pinches S.Porter-Frakes E.Poston J.Quigley I.Rackham

M.H.M.Raja K.J.Rebello 7th: M.J.B.Redhead Z.U.A.Richards H.Robinson C.Rogers Y.Saady A.J.Salkeld J.J.Scudamore H.Seabrook I.Seago R.Sharma O.Shires S.Shirley-Smith I.Shitta K.Sivanesan D.Skotarenko E.Sokolowski M.Soretic C.Stephenson C.Stewart 8th: O.Baber Straw L.Summerfield G.Tam H.Thorpe C.Todd C.S.Tse B.Tudor J.Uprichard K.Vasanthan

S-A.Vintila A.Wanders N.Waters Z.Wen L.Westwood A.Wheatley E.While M.Windust T.Wongwaisayawan J.Wreford T.Yau 9th: L.Zeng S.Zhang Dr M.Wingate M.T.Hill Dr S.J.Sawiak Dr H.C.Canuto Dr D.R.Abayasekara Dr S.S.Owen Dr P.A.Chirico Prof. N.M.Padfield Mr R.A.Powell Mr A.M.Milne Revd G.P.Stevenson Ms C.M.Groom Mr F.Knights

Mr S.C.Douglas Dr M.R.J.Neal Dr A.S.Tavernor C.Zhou G.Richmond

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GIRTON COLLEGE

Yes — we’ve had an ‘unprecedented’ university experience. But whether virtually or in red brick, Girton has given us some incredible memories. Freshers’ Week was a whirlwind — from the monumental pub crawl (and waking up for matriculation the morning after...), to belting “We are Girton, super Girton, no one likes us, but we don’t care!”. Some of us ate whole onions at the Hunt, others had bikes stolen, a few paid the £80 taxi fine, and we were all hit with the reality of 9ams. Before we knew it, we were enjoying formals, celebrating Bridgemas, sampling every potato in Hall and memorising Thursday Lola’s playlist. We became JCR Officers, rowers, Cloud Leopards, FemSoc members, choir singers and GADS actors. Girton friends became family. The portacabin magically transformed into the Social Hub, where we played pool, sang at Open Mic nights, and cherished an unforgettable visit from Sandi Toksvig. We celebrated completing our first Cambridge exams by drinking Pimms at the Garden

Party, punting down the Cam, and dancing till sunrise at May Balls. We welcomed College children, enjoyed weekend brunch from open to close, and finally got Cindies tickets. We celebrated Girton’s 150th Birthday, Halfway Hall, and confirmed that Girton truly is ‘Number 1’ by singing along with Tinchy Stryder at the Spring Ball. Away from the apple trees and black squirrels, Girton stayed alive online through Zoom quizzes and Humans of Girtons. We united through Stash Day, the Girtonline Party and counting down the days until our return. We cooked household formals, relished daily walks to Eddington Sains, and marvelled at the beauty of Lake Swirles. We continued passionately to plug our luscious thighs, indoor swimming pool, and phenomenal feminist history.

Despite everything, I couldn’t be more grateful for the people I have met and the memories we’ve made. It might be far away, but Girton will always remain close to our hearts.

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1st (back): B.S.Ahmed E.Augustaityte E.K.Barker T.R.Beauchamp Y.Benkraouche S.Bor H.J.Bowden A.J.Breare S.Brown T.W.Brown 2nd: H.G.Camp O.Challen Flynn J.A.G.Chambers J.J.T.Chan A.Chapman E.Chatfield E.I.Christie K.E.Cleary A.J.Clover H.C.Colbert D.Cooke G.Craft I.A.Crampton B.Cudworth O.Daly N.A.Daniels A.Das J.S.G.Dempsey C-M.Dolatshahi-

Fard 3rd: S.F.K.Drysdale R.Duffy P.W.Durman A.Esterson L.Evans S.Faizi L.J.Favarato J.L.Fletcher I.M.Fraser I.M.Gander C.Gao D.Garcia de Leaniz B.D.Gillespie E.H.Grace M.M.Graczyk I.K.T.Grange S.S.Guhr A.P.Gweon L.A.Hampton A.Hared 4th: T.Harris E.T.Harrison J.A.Hawkes A.F.Hay E.C.Healy E.G.Henry J.Hiley C.J.Hooper O.J.Ings T.M.M.Ip A.Islam M.Johnson F.Jones

R.Kapoor J.T.Kayode-Newman S.L.Kean A.C.Kelly A.Khalaf A.A.Khan 5th: S.Khetani Z.Kim A.Kisat L.J.Kulczycki-Binnall M.L.E.Lai C.M.Lam C.H.Y.Lau N.Lawal M.Leadbetter N.N.S.Leake J.E.Lee D.H.Lenze S.Q.Liu T.J.A.Longe A.S.Lotay T.Lowe N.Ly M.Lyttelton M.A.Malem T.Manser 6th: N.Marson L.F.McIver R.A.J.B.McMahon E.McMullan R.M.McNeill C.Y.Mok M.Morris L.Nagy Z-X.Ng A.Nicoll Cowley G.H.Nishimura D.O’Brien-Møller R.Omenetto Arcella S.Pearey C.Peykov M.Pic E.M.C.Plaut K.H.Y.Poon E.G.Pound 7th: G.Ragozzino M.A.S.Reisser-Weston

L.J.G.M.Relandeau J.S.Rodgers V.Sadilek H.B.Samuel S.Sarantellis-Komninellis I.Satukunlasan M.S.Sawney C.Schindler N.Z.Schmittzehe W.Scrivens C.M.M.Sheeran N.S.Siddiqui R.Smith A.R.Somers A.Sroka L.Steele E.J.Stephenson D.J.Storey 8th: E.Swettenham J.L.Tan H.M.Taylor J.R.Terrill S.Verma O.Walding O.Wales S.E.Watkins Dr A.M.Fulton Professor S.J.Smith Professor

J.D.Slater F.H.Weekes H.K.Wetton H.Xin R.P.Yeo I.Yerassimou A.S.York E.A.Young S.L.Yuen

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GONVILLE & CAIUS COLLEGE

I will never forget my nerves before arriving at Caius — nor the people who made this place home.

First year introduced us to gowns, gongs and grace (and later, Gardies), after a sunny Freshers’ Week where we found our College families and new friends.

Following Matriculation, we began studying, having pre-s with definitely less than 10 people, and feeling like ‘main characters’ in Caius library. Life was good, until you forgot your camcard or key, and had to admit defeat to the porters. For most of us, this happened multiple times. We used up (or not) our MDR, attended formal-formals and superhalls. Marriage Formal united us and the spectacular May Ball drew our first-year odyssey to a close.

For second year we spread out across Cambridge, from Gresham to Green Street. The Acropolis created a unique dining experience, and we welcomed in a new decade with a Roaring Twenties Bop and a Halfway Hall to remember.

The remainder of that year saw us spread out across the globe, completing the year remotely, with online classes, quizzes and a Big Caius Bake-Off. Third year was much of the same, with added board games and a festive formal-formal-in-a-box delivered especially to your animal-themed household.

We also had amazing sports teams and societies that brought us together. Even people we weren’t as close to would always nod on King’s Parade or be up for a quick chat around College. I will always be grateful to have been part of such a lively, exciting, and resilient community, and for the friendships we have made. So, as we go our separate ways, with our puffer-jackets, port and photos in front of the Gate of Honour in hand, all that remains to be said (knowing it’s ok to say no, Caius…),

Yeah Caius!

Francesca Hunt

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1st (back): S.M.Agarwal A.O.Akinkugbe J.J.O.Anderson F.W.Ashley E.A.Austin N.Bala D.Barnes E.F-X.L.Barrier O.J.O.Bates E.M.Bealey A.E.Beardmore O.M.Bennett A.Biju C.E.R.Bird O.M.O.Bisbee R.R.Boericke P.Bolusani 2nd: J.C.Bonsell C.T.Bredell L.A.Britain G.L.Brown I.E.Bruce D.E.Burgess I.E.A.Burns J.H.Bush P.J.M.Campbell K.E.Canaway L.A.B.G.Cavanaugh

H.Chen D.Chiffaudel J.S.H.Choo B.J.Clay J.C.Coomber L.D.Corbett-Martin S.J.Covill I.F.Crabb 3rd: E.N.Dean K.J.Defriend M.Dietrich E.J.G.Edmonds C.C.P.Fasham H.A.Faulkner H.A.Footman T.C.Foreman J.D.Francis K.J.S.Galea C.L.Gamble N.L.Geraint J.Gijsen S.F.B.Gillams S.G.Godhia V.I.Goodwin Z.H.Grainger J.A.Graveney S.M.Gregory T.M.Groenhaug 4th: H.Gupta S.J.Hargrave V.Haria C.He L.M.Herriott A.H.Hills M.Hirji T.L.Ho J.D.C.Hoare S.Hodgson Smith E.I.Hopcroft F.A.Hunt O.C.F.Jones S.U.Kapila P.E.M.Kemp G.Keratishvili C.C.King M.H.Kingdon U.A.Kumar

C.T.Ladwig H.J.Langford 5th: E.Lawer Y.Lee V.Leelayana J.Leung M.H.V.Lever S.Li X.Li R.Lourenço Baião Dias C.A.Maloney K.Y.Man M.M.Marcheva I.M.H.Martin J.W.Maskill M.C.B.McDermott C.R.Millen A.E.F.Miller M.D.Miller N.I.A.Mohammed T.M.Morgan J.S.Morris 6th: R.J.L.Mutsaars J.M.Nash C.L.Newman H.A.O’Loughlin A.T.Parton T.J.Pass T.H.Pearson U.R.L.Perera E.H.M.Perry L.G.I.Pieczka V.Pískovský Y.L.K.Poon E.C.M.Pope F.A.J.Poser P.Ransby A.L.Riglin J.M.O.Rose W.E.J.Rowland A.Sabo N.E.B.Saetre N.Sahba 7th: C.Salami E.S.Sanghrajka

B.L.Schallamach F.O.Seymour P.A.Shimpi T.A.Shotton L.A.Sibbring N.Sidhu T.S.Sivakanthan C.A.Smith H.H.Smith G.J.B.Smithson M.A.Smylie B.D.Steel R.M.Steeles L.S.Strange W.E.H.Strutt J.S.Talks A.K.Taylor L.K.Thomas A.F.Thomson C.A.Towlerton 8th: D.J.Townsend N.H.Treagust Y.Tung H.V.Turner-Smyth C.E.D.Vercoe H.Virji A.J.von Lűtzow M.R.Walton D.J.Webb Dr.P.Wingfield

Dr.P.J.Rogerson Dr.J.Latimer F.Weir J.Wickham L.W.Wong B.Wong J.A.R.Wright J.Xia W.Y.Yao A.Zarif Y.Zhang

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HOMERTONCOLLEGE

The oft-repeated mantra that Homerton is Cambridge’s friendliest College may, upon first hearing, seem like a vaguely encouraging off-hand comment, or even some smartly crafted PR. However, after nearly three years at Homerton, we can all attest to just how true this is. Homerton really is a place where you find your people and become part of a vibrant community. This past year has been a challenging time and it can be hard to shake the feeling that as a cohort we have missed out on some precious moments over our Cambridge career, but one thing we will always be able to treasure is the community we were welcomed into and are now an integral part of. After all, you can’t spell Homerton without ‘home’!

From the moment we arrived at Homerton and unpacked in our questionably designed West House rooms it was clear we had arrived somewhere special. It really is the small touches that make Homerton what it is, from the Thursday morning heart

attack-inducing fire alarm designed to sabotage any chance of a post-Wednesday Cindies lie-in, to the culinary delight that is Hall cannelloni. Let’s not forget the diverse architecture, the impressive grounds, or the ABC lift that seems to be always out of service. Homerton knows how to have fun, whether it’s at our renowned Harry Potter formals, Homerton Takeover nights or the countless well-attended HUS events — and we can take comfort in not being the cohort that got bops cancelled!

Homerton is always changing, growing and moving forward. Next year will bring a new dining hall and a new principal (who will have the monumental task of filling Geoff’s shoes). I’m sure we all feel very grateful to have left our mark on Homerton and excited to see what the future holds for it.

Sebastian Kobler

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1st (back): R.J.Hawkins B.K.Tiller G.H.Deri B.G.Damon H.V.Haugvik E.J.A.Schmolck O.T.Sampson R.Pope C.Y.C.Lam C.E.R.Horner A.L.Jones C.G.Henshaw H.V.Ali T.J.Zijlstra J.A.McPherson2nd: E.S.Hull M.R.Laundy-Blair C.M.M.Chamberlain T.S.Tzikas A.D.Wheeler A.Crane M.Hammond S.S.Asnani I.Ong J.Li O.Khassal C.Pecci Terroba R.J.Bangham V.Ibra R.L.Brown J.Li H.Ali

E.R.Heron S.S.Cliff S.Kobler 3rd: S.E.F.Ho R.W.J.Goh H.M.Clark J.Golden A.M.F.Haas N.Cherchawankul C.E.Madla S.J.Dawson W.Oliviero M.R.Dunbar B.R.Moss L.B.Blanchard E.G.B.Fowler H.L.Archer A.Machine M.E.Donovan Z.Levitina H.C.C.Fong J.C.A.Huang A.M.Osipov 4th: I.L.Agrotou Georgiou S.Qaisser A.K.Addy Suhairi Y.Pan G.P.Flanagan W.Metzler W.C.Touzet

D.I.Littlewood R.Schofield A.C.Elder F.J.MacAngus L.C.Richardson J.S.Channa H.Convey C.E.Johnson Y.He H.Yu J.L.Mead T.Khatib M.Natu 5th: F.G.A.McNally A.O.Doko E.Ullah H.Sun K.M.Spoors P.G.Hardingham W.J.Janssen I.F.Weber W.J.Moss P.D.Brown K.Sullivan S.Morris J.L.F.Mex S.F.Aletomeh Z.H.Ireland M.Walters K.Minorikawa D.J.Mogford H.F.Song M.A.Chhabu6th: J.M.Andrews G.Duran Gené G.Dunn T.D.Slater D.V.Trickov A.Thao R.D.M.Patel H.P.Hilson J.Graham J.E.England S.Mulevičius J.Armstrong D.R.Amelin E.F.Howe J.Johnson C.B.McQuater

R.M.Bartlett J.G.Beedle P.N.Kaddaj X.Xu 7th: E.A.Maddix Odeniyi B.Cradick D.A.S.Thiara J.P.Keavney A.B.Claringbold T.Xie S.Schaefer Y.Nir M.Logue D.Lee T.R.Misson P.Bird M.Thomson L.A.Burn O.C.W.Bowbrick J.W.D.Keay M.S.Dimitriadis J.J.Rudzki A.F.Blank B.Taylor A.Vaillant D.P.Chapman 8th: I.Naa-Kaile Addo R.J.Mayer C.E.Marschner S.N.Manivannan L.K.Doig Y.Jiang A.N.Chidambaram E.Christodoulou J.Doyle T.Baronian L.M.Sheppard N.Lam S.Y.Kung I.Glover A.J.Rowland-Chandler A.L.Tan N.K.Singhal U-K.Pisavadi O.S.Mills H.Mansuri D.M.Adeluwoye

A.Bashir 9th: J.M.Lockhart K.Hara G.Baltusyte Z.Ramtohul-Akbur M.M.Bengougam C.Alexander E.M.Harris S.Abrahams P.H.Lui L.M.Hewkin Smith P.Barton G.Ward D.Trocmé-Latter T.W.McCallum S.M.R.A.Zaidi D.Ahmed X.Zhang C.H.Calierno D.L.Margolis J.Wang H.McCombs

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HUGHES HALL

At the sun-baked driveway of Wollaston Road, a final shower of Sakura petals greets me as if to say good-bye.Today is my last day at Hughes Hall. Tomorrow is nigh. And sweet yesterday?Alas, it has flitted by.

Despite the difficulties, our community has continued to be nurturing and welcoming. We celebrated Black History Month in October in solidarity with underrepresented members of our College. We opened a panel discussing gender for Transgender Awareness Week in November, and had a lively discussion on mental health in the LGBTQ+ community as part of the LGBTQ+ History month.

We continued to persevere and found new ways to engage with each other: the Boat Club and Yoga Club offered zoom workouts, a seeming novelty at first, but a necessary staple with the passage of time. Adrenaline-fuelled races were replaced by socially distanced walks around our serene grounds. Melodic serenades, previously conducted

by our amazing choir and musical groups, continued to be held over the confines of space and time. Through it all, we are incredibly pleased to say that we have managed to do it safely, with very few cases of coronavirus reported within our community.

Even as we disperse in search of fresh pursuits, we urge you to continue to fight the fight and never forget the communal faith and staunch solidarity that has aided us in pulling through these troubled times. For many it has not been an easy journey, and we are exceedingly proud to have been a part of the same community as all of you.

Alas, but yesterday has but flitted by, and the amiable temptress that is adventure beckons to all of us.Today is my last day at Hughes Hall. And sweet tomorrow?What a day to fly high.

Hector Zhou and Nicola Gorringe

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1st (back): M.Quartey P.Rao B.Razaq-Shuaib G.Sadler A.Sharma M.Sheoran W.Sherwani Y.Tao B.Urrea Martinez D.van der Haven J.Wang G.Weil H.Westerink N.Wörner H.Yang H.Ye H.Ye H.Yu Y.Zeng Y.Zhong Y.Zhu J.Gebhardt 2nd: T.Disu I.Eiubovi D.Fajardo Tovar D.Francis M.Gasim S.Gobara M.Goel Y.Ji A.Khanna R.King K.Kotecha S-W.Lai

E.Lamont P.Le Feuvre H.L.Lee B.Lehman J.Lewis S.Li J.Liu A.Mahajan S.Mishra S.Mok G.Mu P.Parr A.Pomberger 3rd: R.Willson R.Mehdizadeh N.Piggott H.A.Ghulam Farag W.Nash E.Rowlands Z.Charpentier Y.J.Kang Y.Wang Z.Luo N.Balakumar R.Fraser M.Jones Evans Y.Feng F.Su Y.Kobe S.S.Lee E.Barkas H.Barsham T.Belitza S.Beaudoin-Gagnon E.Beringer

T.Bitterlich H.Blakiston Houston E.Chan 4th: N.Chandru R.Reece P.Mansfield A.L.Mandujano Lopez N.Khan H.Wang J.Newington L.Kay Y.Feng G.G.Gur P.Li G.Lam S.O’Hare O.Cann E.Barker R.Moriarty M.Belsky H.Barden A.Greenwood M.Ringleb A.Zöchmeister A.Jervis S.Y.J.Ng G.Thomas Johnson A.Crabtree 5th: J.Fiero Ballester Y.Zhang J.Blair N.Selwood

B.Males A.K.Rajasekaran R.Wang L.Zhong R.Myers Q.Chen C.Qing I.Gebhardt G.Ribeiro Dos Santos Y.Zhai G.Tong B.Kupka B.Tjelmeland Y.Liu N.Dalal K.Qiu N.Ding P.Teixera De Castro P.Thodoroff C.Kong R.Zhamaldinov X.Wang 6th: G.M.Rosso M.Tiberi P.Fabiani J.Koh J.C.Ma B.Nagtegaal Z.Wang I.P.Ahadi S.Neetichow S.Nateeratanakamjai Z.Liang

A.Neumueller D.Ratnasinghe A.O.Bendixen M.McCann C.Dana C.Outlaw X.Shen V.Jeanselme B.Klyne P.H.M.Van V.V.Duong P.Varghese U.I.Offia T.Yeo 7th: C.Van Duffel C.Field S.J.C.Kassenaar N.Huseynzade A.Lechat J.Corbett S.Clark P.Bamforth K.Gladdish G.Windsor J.Yap B.Soran J.Friend E.Nagy M.Zeng B.Strawbridge Z.Huang D.Patel M.N.Izzah

A.Rangkuti R.Vakharia L.Chilver A.K.Ayyangar K.Lewicki L.Von Schöning L.Yao 8th: R.Chang M.Trenner M.Arif D.Luo C.McCall M.Mirtschink H.Hawa K.Golestanian M.Gicevičius A.Chitre H.Zhang W.Thomas S.W.Tse A.M.Adeyinka R.Leighton A.Nielsen H.Kuwata M.Hurworth K.Gnandt C.Zettelmeyer T.Nakornchai B.Carter F.Rochlitz M-K.Kim D.Hook

9th: K.Stovoldiev M.Leger J.Lowe W.Ong W.Kong D.Tsang J.Lee S.L.L.Manubarwala X.Zhang S.Thomsen J.Liniado K.Wilk H.Xu M.Noor C.Zimphango Z.Shao S.Li X.Yang G.Khera P.Nyamekye K.Deshmukh A.Verma Z.Yue Q.Wu H.Sun A.Jundi 10th: J.F.Guo T.F.A.Pang L.K.R.Chiu H.Y.Kwok P.Verma S.W.Ho B.Bauer M.Shen S.Sankaranarayanan J.Macias Aguayo

L.Handa Y.Nakanishi S.Sen H.Azeez M.Sareen S.L.Leung J.B.Garibay C.Hall R.Woodrow A.Torres Gomez A.Kabaeva A.Kaur L.Tanner X.Tan D.Esenbek 11th: J.Cowan J.Richards J.Worthington M.Majcherczak E.Olden C.Han N.Gorringe O.Kranse Prof. A.Hibble Dr J.Lambert Dr C.Roughley Dr C.Sargent Dr P.S.Johnston Dr A.N.S.Freeling Mrs L.Powers-Freeling

Ms A.Klohr Prof. W.Irish B.Thackray Z.Wang D.Pagni J.Kerr C.Brundle O.Asiyanbola M.Anderson M.M.Ahmad J.McMaster

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Our year has been a close-knit, supportive community in the three years we’ve been at Jesus. We have championed each other and our College in so many ways. Halfway Hall, an event our year shared together, seems like another world now, but Octavia organised an incredible night of festivities, capped off by Lewis Pollard drinking out of his shoe, in front of the Master no less!

We also embodied the GDBO spirit at Jesus–Jesus Varsity, taking on Jesus, Oxford and winning moral superiority at the very least. Many of us also got to experience the May Ball, dancing the night away in Cambridge’s sultry June air — side by side with other freshers who had a chance to see the College they were pooled from. Friday Night Jesus brought us together, and the silent disco bops were, I think, some of the best nights of our student lives. Perhaps the best memory of our famously cheap formals is the Bridgemas Formals and the unadulterated chaos of singing the Twelve Days of Christmas with Grahame Appleby as compère.

We’ve also enjoyed College societies like FemSoc, LGBTQ+ Soc and many others, late nights in the JCR (or on Zoom!) talking about issues that are close to us. Another fantastic moment in our years here was the John Hughes Art Festival, an amazing showcase of student talent in College.

It has been so heart-warming to see that the support and sense of community that Jesus is famous for did not disappear during the pandemic. Students have supported each other in self-isolation, volunteered to help their community in programmes such as CHOP or MWA, and despite the second half of our time at Jesus being very different to the first, it has been no less of a privilege to call you my College comrades.

Aurelio Petrucci

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1st (back): F.O.Abdulsalami H.E.Abery S.A.Adler S.Aggarwal I.A.Akinduro A.C.Allcock A.A.Bakhai S.A.Baldwin T.O.Balogun L.F.Bell G.S.Benson J.S.Berger A.J.Bland S.E.Boyle S.Bradley A.R.Buckley B.F.Buckley H.A.N.Burgess E.R.Burrows E.E.Butler 2nd: I.I.Carey E.B.Carr K.C.Cartlidge T.Cay M.Chinn G.S.Clayton D.P.Cochrane Z.M.Coleman S.P.Collerton G.C.Copeland

F.Cormican H.Crook L.Dailani J.Dale J.Daniel C.Darlison E.Davies W.Davison M.B.Desorgher D.P.Dolleymore H.R.Doyle 3rd: A.Elhassan S.Y.Ellerman A.J.Forster R.Fox B.W.Francis I.M.Gee B.J.Gibson T.R.Gillis C.E.H.Goldring M.Gompertz B.Grogan P.Halai A.L.E.Hall K.G.Heppell J.J.Hirst S.T.Hodes Z.G.V.Hollingshead J.D.Ingham S.A.N.Iqbal G.Irving 4th: I.Isotta I.D.Ivanov

E.C.Jack M.Jackson B.James W.Jones N.Rahman S.Karmarkar S.Kauppayamootoo S.Kumar J.E.Lawrence M.Lempert E.Lézé H.Y.Lin C.L.Low P.J.McDonnell J.M.Metcalf E.J.Mitchell H.G.W.Mitchell J.A.Molyneux M.J.Mulcahy 5th: K.R.Munford M.Munot S.A.Myrtle O.C.Normand M.M.H.Olver P.Ondus C.P.Parks A.B.C.Parsons A.R.Paterson J.M.C.Pearson T.N.Peddada A.Petrucci L.Pilling L.Pollard M.Preece G.Pressdee E.Putnam A.J.Seymour A.Rafati Fard R.I.Revie J.Richards K.S.Riley 6th: O.H.Rooks N.S.Ryall-Taylor J.Seo Z.Shaikh G.L.Shaw S.J.Shaw

Z.N.Shirazi A.G.H.J.M.Simon W.E.Simpson A.A.Sims C.S.R.Smith K.J.Smith T.R.Smith L.A.Snape N.P.Sweeney M.B.Tariq J.Thomas E.J.Tremellen S.J.Tyrrall R.Umemoto A.F.Vassiliades J.A.Vicente Pinho Ribeiro da Silva S.P.Vickers 7th: H.von der Emde A.Wang H.Wang S.Washio C.Waygood I.Weir T.Wenban-Smith R.Wilkinson R.Wills O.Emily Prof.I.H.White

Dr.G.T.Parks C.Woolley G.Wray J.Wright X.Y.Xie F.F.Yasin H.Yu M.Yuan C.H.Zanoletti I.Zia

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KING’S COLLEGE

For the past two years, my bedroom window has overlooked Bodley’s Court. In the sun, the stone turns golden and the grass iridescent, the river moving swiftly below. In the summer, the twisted tree at the centre of the Court is lush with leaves, swaying lazily in the heat. This is a scene of surreal beauty and profound familiarity, a view I’ll miss deeply. Cambridge is always described as surreal by its students, and it is. Nothing prepares you for the intensity of the experience, for the people you’ll meet, for how much you’ll grow.

This is particularly true of my time at King’s, three beautiful and breath-taking years. Much has happened during this time — King’s students, in conjunction with students across the University, led and participated in some impressive and important campaigns, from Zero-Carbon to the inquiry on links to slavery. Students organised some spectacular events, from Mingle and King’s Affair to formals, talks

with leading academics, and open mics. The culture of solidarity and hard work that has defined King’s for decades made for a vibrant and empathetic environment to study in. King’s succeeds in being tight-knit and intimate like few other places; this is a testament to the wonderful cohort of students who pass through its halls.

Even as things have quietened down, I never lost the sense of electricity that I always associate with King’s, the dynamic impulse that carries us from week to week, from term to term. We improvised and made do. Students worked tirelessly with College to make King’s the best environment they could ask for. It is this élan I have always admired and appreciated from the students at King’s, that I feel lucky to have encountered and will miss when I leave.

It was surreal.

Estella Nouri

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1st (Back Row): H.Ramezani A.E.M.Abdeltawwab S.Abekov U.Abel P.J.Adams E.Adeoyo S.G.F.Aldersey-Williams T.Allan L.A.M.Alwis B.C.Asker L.Beck J.Becker M.Berechet Y.Bian E.Bodur Bayraktaroglu G.Campagna D.Cao D.J.Carrington S.J.Carter K.W.Chapman 2nd: G.E.Chapple Y.Chen E.C.Clarke L.J.F.Clarkson I.L.L.Collie-Cousins E.Collier A.J.Courtney M.W.Davies-Walker A.L.M.de Herder J.Dessl R.L.Devadason A.Dhawan P.H.Dickson S.Z.Dong L.A.Downes Y.Elghazouli E.K.Elkington M.R.W.Elms C.Espinosa Bernal K.J.Estment P.R.Farnworth S.P.Festenstein S.Foster E.Friel A.Fu H.Girma 3rd: J.A.X.X.Gorard S.Gormley S.J.Greening Z.Gurney A.Gvirtz C.Hahn S.Hall R.J.Hamilton Coggins J.A.Harber M.G.M.Harris J.L.Harrison N.M.Harvie-Clark

H.J.Hatton E.H.Hawkins J.J.Heath G.J.Hoile D.Holmes E.Hopkins S.Horn P.Ingleby S.Jackson P.Jelinek H.Johnson L.Killingsworth R.Kim 4th: N.Y.Kim A.Kitchingman L.Kohl U.J.Komorowska M.K.Kullar M.Kumar E.R.Laver J.H.Lee E.P.Lenton T.S.L.Levy Y.Lim A.H.Lindberg M.Linkevicius Y.Liu S.Lloyd C.H.Lusuardi S.Matsukura M.M.R.May-Hobbs J.H.Y.Mazas A.N.McHugh A.Mehra

M.Meshkvichev S.A.Mihalcea L.Morie L.Morel E.Murdoch 5th: C.M.Murray G.Newson-Errey E.L.Nouri T.Oakley-Brown M.S.K.Obeda O.W.O’Leary G.C.Overy S.J.Owers F.Pamatat J.Y.Park W.D.Parker C.J.Parry R.Parthasarathy K.Patel R.S.Patel G.E.A.Penney D.S.M.Perera H.Petin R.M.Phillips H.C.Phythian G.Prathap V.Prudnikovs L.D.S.Rance W.L.Ransom S.J.Reynolds 6th:

K.V.M.Robertshaw A.D.Robins A.E.Rochford C.R.Rodgers E.C.Ross S.R.Rudd-Jones S.O.Salam B.M.Salkin K.A.Sarronwala T.H.Sawkins W.J.A.Shelley N.J.Shofer N.Singh I.Singh Bhaker P.Sinha Kumar M.J.Skretteberg A.Spina J.C.B.Summerson M.Suvarna Y.Y.T.To J.J.Turnbull S.Valaiyapathi J.Vambe C.van Hoorn C.I.van Schaik L.J.Varga-Elmiyeh 7th: V.M.Venkatesh M.J.von Haacke

G.P.von Lampe A.M.Walton-Knight Y.Wan A.R.J.Ward T.R.Ward Dr.T.Griffin Prof.W.Burgwinkle Dr.F.Hernandez Dr.G.Weiss-Susssex Dr.R.O’Bryen Dr.C.Giannitsarou Prof.M.Proctor Dr.T.J.Flack Dr.R.S.Omitowoju Dr.J.Filling Dr.B.Vaux Rev.Dr.S.Cherry T.Waxman B.Wilkinson C.Wilwol C.Winkless-Clark M.A.Wright A.Zaharia L.Zhao A.Zubkova

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LUCY CAVENDISH COLLEGE

Lucy Cavendish has a tradition of making a positive impact, and throughout the past three years we have all contributed in our own positive ways. From different pockets of the world we arrived at Lucy, stepping into the delightful and tranquil gardens nestled up on the hill. Our Freshers’ Week was filled with trips to the theatre and late-night punting, and we quickly became a part of an inclusive, diverse and friendly community.

We have all had a variety of experiences, from representing the College in University sports, writing in The Cavendish Chronicle, or singing in the Lucy Chorale. We often chatted with the friendliest and most bike-savvy College porters, and we drank coffee and debated at the Nautilus Café. We spent hours in the library with the inviting and cheery librarians, we eagerly competed in the Lucy bake off, and devotedly raced in Bumps. We went to many themed Formal Halls in Warburton, where the absence of high table enabled us to converse

with bright and wonderful students and academics from a variety of fields.

We have adjusted to the challenges that have arisen over the past year, and it has highlighted the compassion and strength of our community. Our Student Union hosted brilliant events, including virtual afternoon teas and sponsored coffee walks. Our Art Society delivered crafting supplies to students’ doors. The virtual #LivefromLucy talks have provided fascinating insights into a diverse range of research areas, and the Lucy blog has kept us updated on students’ incredible achievements.

Lucy began as a College for mature women, and as we look to the future the emphasis on equality remains at the heart of our College. We will always be Lucians with our continuing openness to change and commitment to making a positive impact.

Anouschka Fenley

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1st back): M.K.Nguyen F.Bacil Lourenco Ferreira J.O.Adeluola O.S.Colvill O.Eneje A.L.D.Gompers H-L.Wu Q.Wang N.A.Pathan M.C.Wood A.Kellers S.Hirosue 2nd: Z.Ashoorzada J.M.Donahue A.Klohr S.M.Woods S.K.Khan M.K.Biddle D.Lyu A.Ashimbayeva Z.Zhu J.H.Hannam K.L.Bryan M.Graef D.van Gilst B.C.M.Morris-Tran W.Zhou H.Cao

S.A.Nicoll A.R.Kim K.Zhang S.Blythe 3rd: R.E.Trollope C.E.Boulanger J.Y.Y.Lam P.Z.See M.R.Lloyd A.L.Soares T.S.Aziz Z.Bo Y.Zeng H.Rice A.J.L.Bickerton A.J-T.Qi A.V.A.Fonseca M.S.Druenkler S.E.Persson F.Wang R.Xia I.S.P.Noble N.Pérez Pérez 4th: C.Pomareda Gillessen P.S.Andropoulos E.Anceau A.Seye C.M.Perez Zapico J.Seitz M.Beauchamp Z.A.Lukomska

M.M.Khalifeh R.Pilepich S.Hadaie L.M.Takata Y.N.Andrés Jeske E.Fuccellaro P.Mirza E.Hui F.J.M.Rommel E.P.Dodds B.Swanson Scott 5th: C.S.Plieth S.Ujpetery S.L.Hallquist T.Mann E.J.B.Sunesen B.Protner R.T.Graf E.K.Harris W.Ma A.Klein Y.Luan M.C.T.Healy A.K.Deane J.L.Freeman K.B.Radonic R.Belkahla S.C.Matysik B.C.Larman A.J.E.Balaam 6th: U.Grisham

D.A.Preciado M.Sisti L.M.Cashman Z.K.Zhan F.Olanrewaju A.Kappelou S.O.Butler H.J.Kim A.A.Ahmad B.Mohan S.Daoudi O.E.Johnson S.S.Nandy T.K.Mehta N.E.C.Foo M.Gilic K.R.Fullerton G.Frost 7th: E.F.Good A.E.Dearle A.E.Chalin C.F.Darsley D.Malaviya E.C.Poli X.Qin Hourcade G.M.Alexander H.M.Wills E.I.J.Lehtonen L.A.K.Hopman T.G.Shah A.E.Minnis

E.C.Freeman L.Vervier M.B.Fihl 8th: S.Bihani A.Sivasubramanian V.A.Maloch C.S.Olsen H.P.Rodger S.Bhaskar R.Dube S.Mukherjee P.G.Combinido W.K.Lau M.Ashfaq S.Jamil C.M.Rushovich D.J.U.Martino-Boulton S.Marasca K.Anger J.A.Phelps Y. Luo J.L.Freedman Y.Chen 9th: D.J.Airey I.Chadha Sridhar E.F.Carpenter J.M.Noh L.Tai R.Polfer L.Lee A.Fenley L.M.Dearn

G.J.S.Pieracci Prof M.Atkins Dr A.Mahon A.M.Georgiou H.G.Elgood Curtis S.Tumpa S.Gover N.P.Flato Y.T.Chew G.J.Jansen C.Li P.E.Tsebelis

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MAGDALENECOLLEGE

Writing this entry is challenging for me. The last whole-year event we had was our Halfway Hall, back in February 2020. In my speech, I discussed the magic of Magdalene being in the strength of the bonds created amongst the student family here. Little did I imagine how the following months would develop — until then, the biggest drama we had encountered collectively was the Battle for Halfway Hall. Those very bonds that form the heart of this College were put to the test in such a severe way: being kept away at home during the first lockdown period, then a turbulent Michaelmas Term, all before a cancelled Lent Term 2021.

Despite losing all that shared time together during lockdown, we nonetheless have been sustained by those deep and special friendships with people from College: a testament to the strength of our love for each other.

In our first 15 months we made enough memories to last a lifetime. The Magdalene–

Magdalen "sports day" springs to mind; a great moment where I felt so bonded to my fellow students from College. I know also for our rowers, choristers, scholars (and more), so much has been experienced here. Each eight-week term felt like a year in itself; no day ever went by uneventfully.

It’s difficult writing a retrospective for just our year when we’re not a College defined by years, but rather the community across all years. The traditions we’ve maintained will continue throughout time; in many regards we’re not truly leaving, we’re all members of this place for life. Magdalene will always be a space where we’ll go and feel such intense feelings of belonging and attachment. I look forward to returning one day, to enjoy having a cocktail with you all in the College bar.

Cyrus Yazdanpanah

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1st (back): M.L.Anderson H.Barends T.Byrne S.Cara C.de la Poer Beresford D.Taylor T.Tunley 2nd: F.P.de Vita M.J.Dicks S.G.Dixon C.J.G.Dodge B.W.C.Eastwood F.J.England Z.Fang F.L.Fardin N.Froman S.Galli I.Giatsos Y-T.Hsu S.Kakpovi K.Khojasteh Abbasi S.Koplev T.Kosuge G.Koukovasilis R.Kuang E.S.Kwan N.Laing S.T.Mlambo T.Mosienyane S.K.Pandian G.Politi A.Rolo Duarte R.Scowen G.C.M.Skinner L.Smith E.M.Soldatou 3rd: T.Taralli K.B.Turton S.O.Williams A.T.C.Wong H.E.Yager K.Zivas K.M.Ahuja E.Antoniou W.Appleby O.Bardsley A.Barker

E.Barker J.Barnes A.Baxter E.K.Bhangu T.D.Bilclough R.S.Buchanan L.Butterworth J.M.Byrne L.Carey A.Carrington Y.M.D.Cheah B.Cheikh T.Chen Y.Y.Cheng B.P.Ciacli S.M.Cobb A.D.W.Cross J.Curson 4th: M.J.Davies C.de Leyser A.Dhuga B.Dileto A.Exall C.E.Flesher H.L.Fong C.L.Foreman L.Gardner M.Gong G.Goyal E.Guild W.R.Gullock A.E.Haigh M.P.Handler

E.F.W.Harratt G.Hart H.M.Hens R.J.Highnam A.Hirata C.E.Hocking L.Huang A.Humphreys J.W.Hunt L.W.Hunt A.P.Iyer A.Jain F.C.Jiang J.N.Keisner 5th: N.Kotecha R.J.D.D.S.Lasserson-Rossiter Y.Li X.R.R.Lim C.Liu Z.R.Loi A.Ma I.A.MacDonald C.Mak A.Makhzoum H.S.E.McGarry O.F.McLuskie J.T.L.Mo A.J.Moen P.J.Moore C.M.Murdock A.O.E.Newman

G.Ojo H.H.B.O’Neill J.W.Onions G.Papamichael D.G.Quigley A.Roberts M.Ryall Thomson A.Sakthivel J.Schulz M.Seymour R.Shah E.M.Sherlock A.Shtyrov S.Singhania 6th: K.Slutsraya E.B.Y.Soh J.Soni I.Stewart Y.Sun A.Sunil M.Takahashi G.H.Y.Tam T.Tapia Costa T.Tee N.Thomason K.Thompson Prof.P.Dupree Dr.J.Patterson Lord Williams Dr.S.Martin L.E.C.van Steene

S.Vishnubhotla J.Wang X.Wang E.M.Weatherup W.Webster C.D.Wittmann M.S.Woodier T.Xie C.Yazdanpanah C.C.X.Yeo S.M.Z.R.Zaidi Y.Zhao

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MURRAY EDWARDSCOLLEGE

During our first weeks in College, we were told “Dome is home”. With time we learned ‘Dome’ is not just a building — it’s a sense of belonging. Our friends at other Colleges were often stunned that Medwards students knew one another — that we’re a community, not just a College. Chance made us neighbours, but we forged connection through our own action and compassion. Sometimes this community was obvious. We clamoured for apple crumble on Apple Day; we covered our buildings with pride flags in February; and we actively sought a community that could include all of us, across differences. One of my greatest memories as JCR President was how we engaged with Medwards’ legacy of gender equality and marked Trans Day of Remembrance. But our community was most frequently built in the small things: carving jack-o-lanterns together, helping supply ties and tights, and seeing friends in the brunch queue. Though College encouraged us, we chose to come together.

As I write this, it has been months since some of us last saw Dome and yet our community remains. It remains in how willingly we adapted to new households, accepting their good health as our own, in online Zoom quizzes, and in collecting take-aways for isolating friends. There is a painting in College that features a pair of birds and the words: “You inspire me with your determination, and I love you.” I can think of no better words to encapsulate us. This determination brings and holds us together. I am sure that as we move away from this College, we will continue to believe in and support one another. For now, but not for the last time: you all inspire me with your determination, and I love you.

Allison O’Malley Graham

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1st (back): W.J.Loo K.S.A.Fung H.R.Read T.W.S.Tong M.Sultonova P.Wang R.C.J.Griffiths L.Chen H.C.F.Cowie E.Bedford A.A.Rout E.S.Barker-Gibbs Z.A.Mitchell H.Johnson V.Manzano de Ávila B.Belli H.R.Lucas E.N.Tandon M.C.Fernando L.J.Orchard S.Dehvari 2nd: B.E.Holmes A.H.Doyle I.E.Juceviciute E.L.A.Aitken M.Munir N.Fekadu M.E.Bevan

H.E.Williams F.G.Ixer E.J.Hopkins S.Al-Saad E.R.Hone I.L.Wood N.V.Partridge L.M.Moran A.Yildirim E.D.Sheppard K.Marosi L.Dolby I.N.Mohmood 3rd: E.Heathcock L.J.Webster A.E.Potter K.Tahir G.K.Banister G.H.Burgoyne Morris B.C.Tennant A.L.Rainbird-Chill J.L.Wildman I.A.Wilson G.L.Edney H.Daniells Conroy M.L.Gavin M.Leonard A.K.S.Rimmer

N.Kowshik V.Agrawal J.Lu S.G.English C.Y.Wade C.I.G.Turner 4th: I.E.Lynch E.K.Steinbach E.Heininge J.Kaur A.M.Follows M.F.Ring-Hrubesova J.J.Thomas G.E.Marker A.Anossovitch A.M.Kendall L.Peng T.N.Thuku-Benzinge S.L.C.Christenson A.Ryan I.E.Rhodes N.O.Okukenu G.E.G.Tooth A.L.Hughes G.S.Vijapurkar T.I.Lambert C.Jackson A.R.Brook

5th: C.E.Smith R.X.Brown S.A.Critchley G.M.H.Peters M.A.Cains N.Iyer A.George C.J.H.Higgins A.D.Ail E.M.A.Guillou Dr.P.Forster Dame B.Stocking Dr.K.Peters E.Jones K.Zhang Y.Yao Y.Yuan A.B.O’Malley Graham M-F.Iovu Y.Wang J.Xu A.Chakraborty Y.Zhu

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NEWNHAM COLLEGE

Our Newnham careers having been unceremoniously interrupted by the pandemic, my favourite memories of College life are not the Cambridge-on-a-postcard classics. That’s not to say I don’t go misty-eyed thinking about the garden parties, open-mic nights, busy brunches and Clough JCR Bake-Off parties of blissful, non-socially distanced times. I will always look back fondly on Wednesday Cindies, Formal Halls, and chats with Boris when I’d locked myself out of my room. But my favourite memory of Newnham is something rather different.

It was a bright February morning of our second year, the sun was shining on the gardens in its special way. A blaring 7am fire drill had forced us all out in front of Sidgwick Hall, where we shifted about groggily on the gravel. On the outskirts of the group, the lycra-clad rowers (already awake, of course) were itching to get away. Nearby, some Natscis were wondering if this would delay the 20-minute cycle to

their 9am. Sitting on the grass, some poor soul had only just gone to sleep after pulling a late shift in the library; next to them someone yawned, pale and bleary-eyed after a very messy Sunday Life (we’ve all been there). Most were in dressing gowns and slippers, but one or two shivered in bath towels, unlucky enough to be caught mid-shampoo. And of course, the token overnight guest a head above the rest, trying not to draw too much attention (there’s always one!).

I come back to that image time and time again because it reminds me just how much Newnham is, and was, our home — more than just a theatre for fierce feminist history or academics, though that spirit is the cornerstone of the College we all are so proud of. I hope you carry that sentiment with you — and that you never have to suffer a 7am fire drill again.

Rosie Stevenson

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1st (back): M.A.Hossain X.Guo A.Green D.Whadcock A.Tsiaoukkas R.Y.Ellis M.Daabis E.F.J.Wolstenholme E.L.Stark N.Tanjeem H.R.McBurney T.A.R.Hughes S.C.Harding I.J.Thomas-Wright N.Q.Binti Abdul Hamid A.M.L.Kasto M.Kashya 2nd: E.M.Davis H.C.Dunlop E.R.Catherall K.I.Rose D.B.Coombs Z.Y.M.Chen K.L.Law A.V.Selby E.R.Atkinson

S.M.Watson U.Foy A.Mustata L.Messenger Z.Wang C.T.McMahon S.L.Chown R.J.Millar A.K.Pinton R.Young A.K.Kelly 3rd: T.Chan S.F.Q.Yang H.Khan P.E.Blair L.Frank C.M.Gamble Q.Xu J.X.Xu R.J.Stevenson C.G.Shaw A.Guo S.Dannaoui O.N.Akinkunmi N.Guo N.Islam N.Jenman R.K.A.Crampton J.A.Williams I.Li 4th: K.S.Kahil K.M.Crowther E.G.Anema F.Nagra

S.E.Warner-Housego M.E.Cleaver E.M.Sumner M.C.Hopkins S.C.Lambeek G.S.Handberg A.Sienko E.R.S.Bradshaw R.J.A.Schofield H.C.Parrish G.E.Dunkinson G.L.Mason R.M.G.Barraclough A.L.Clarke R.D.C de Rechniewski I.Riley 5th: B.Bibi F.Yasmin Y.Zhou E.M.Slater K.L.Best C.M.Bomford V.Agarwal E.E.O.Tinn A.Stevenson E.M.Pope T.Xiao V.G.Tames X.Y.Lee

A.L.Howard A.L.Huntley M.Eyer-Morgan Z.B.Ahmed M.H.X.Liu H.A.Vickers 6th: Y.Cai Q.Fan I.R.Thompson H.N.King A.T.Joyce S.H.Stomer F.E.Műller G.N.Yiasoumi C.E.Urquhart L.Coomes I.R.Davis L.Hilton M.Zhang K.N.Kelly S.J.Mulhall C.R.L.Curtis L.R.Wainman X.Shen A.Ibrahim M.H.Chiu

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PEMBROKE COLLEGE

Our time at Pembroke has been a time of two halves. The first half of our time in Pembroke felt like a whirlwind as we became part of Pembroke and enjoyed so many new events and experiences. At the end of our first year, we experienced an incredible, inclusive and green May Ball. Seeing Pembroke decorated so beautifully is something I will never forget. For me, my favourite memory of our year was Halfway Hall. It was so lovely being together as a year group for the first time since we arrived, seeing how we had all become so close and comfortable since then.

The second half of our time at Pembroke has been marked by challenges, and for many of us, long absences from Cambridge. When I think back over this time, it fills me with sadness of course, but also with a deep sense of pride in how our community has pulled together. Everyone, without exception, has supported one another and the Pembroke community at large.

Our sports teams have kept going, finding inventive ways to keep training and to welcome new members too. I am also immensely proud to have been part of the JPC, which has worked so tirelessly to support and represent students throughout the pandemic. There are countless other ways, small and large, that the Pembroke community has come together.

I will always look back fondly on my first year and a half at Pembroke. But having experienced the pandemic, the lockdowns, the time away from Cambridge, I feel that I really know what it means to be a Valencian. We look after each other here. And for having played even a small part in that, I feel incredibly privileged.

Milly Coleman

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1st (back): J.Anderson N.A.Antony A.Arif S.J.Bakker E.D.Barker-Privalova A.M.Barmes R.Baxter N.Bedov M.F.Begg C.Benney J.Betegh A.Birch A.Bousquet I.Brown F.Cermak I.B.Chatterton-Daniels T.S.J.Chesser M.A.H.Clark S.D.T.Clarke G.W.Clements E.R.Coleman H.A.Corden F.D.Cox E.C.Crook K.Dalton 2nd: A.Daud A.M.Davies A.M.Drummond Young C.P.S.Dudley F.P.E.Durrett N.K.Ewart Smith N.Fatusin M.Fitzgerald K.W.Fung N.J.Galpin E.I.Gatenby S.Gonen Cohen A.A.Geim I.R.S.Green E.J.C.Griffiths R.Gupta A.A.Hajee-Adam

M.F.J.Harrison B.J.Hatton Z.He A.Heble W.Holmes L.H.Hong I.A.Hort B.Y.Huo 3rd: A.Abdulgani M.A.Hoskins E.C.Innes S.C.Jat G.N.Jeffreys N.J.Jeffs J.L.Jesty A.J.Jones G.Jones J.Jung C.L.Kan J.A.King W.J.Kirby J.C.Kitsz A.Kumar A.Lakatos I.Landell-Mills M.Langrishe A.Lee E.P.C.Lee G.M.Lee N.Lee M.Leroy F.Lewis H.Lewis 4th: Z.Liu C.K.Long E.K.R.Mackay N.Mathur B.R.Matoorah I.M.May V.Monasch V.Moreland J.S.Morley V.Mudupalli L.E.Neirotti M.R.Norman C.A.Ogilvy D.Opalic A.E.Parnham-Cope J.L.Pearson R.M.Perry Z.C.Peyton-Jones J.R.Quigley

O.G.Reed S.A.Reiners A.L.Robinson C.F.Rogers A.J.Root W.B.Ross 5th: S.F.Seidl H.S.Seedat D.L.Shailer A.R.Sharma A.M.Shenoy M.E.Solarz Hendriks V.L.H.Starling L.E.Stewart J.D.Stewart-Wood S.B.Suhail B.Tellisi A.Terzopoulos J.D.Toms M.R.Tutton T.E.Trollope-Metcalfe A.Wang H.Webb T.R.Webster S.W.M.Weinstein S.G.Welby C.W.West P.Whitehead

O.B.Wilkinson A.J.Wills 6th: C.Macfarlane B.Wilson L.Witton R.W.L.Wong C.Woodall A.R.M.Woolley T.W.Woolterton L.Xu M.I.Yassen K.O.You S.Anand M.Basol I.N.Brettell M.P.Capel S.P.Caragher R.M.Carthigesan L.R.Chapman M.L.Croci I.S.Cuthbertson N.Davey C.Diamond C.Diviney K.H.Dodds P.Doudesis B.J.Dubowitz E.G.Dutcher B.J.Horspool 7th: F.L.Dytor J.A.Elder

E.J.Elliott K.T.Eigler J.D.Eynard J.J.W.Fenton S.J.Forrest S.J.Haddad T.C.E.Hopkins D.Hey L.M.R.Harvey A.L.Iglesias S.Jain T.Kannan F.Kazemi P.A.Kloza T.A.Smith E.Lieber L.M.Lindsay A.P.Lombardo K.M.Luong H.Lyle Y.Matsumoto A.Maus C.E.McCalmont C.K.McLauchlan A.Micheli T.J.Lockley 8th: D.A.Morales Juarez L.V.C.Miller A.R.M.Neilson C.Miller T.Miller C.Y.Pinto D.L.Outcalt M.K.Palmer S.J.Quick F.J.Quintana N.Renner C.A.D.Schatz S.Sharma Lord C.Smith Dr.M.R.Arbabzadah M.F.A.Spriet S.F.Tan J.L.Tridgell B.van Breugel S.Vema

Z.M.Walker C.A.Ward O.S.Warren J.M.Weber E.M.Wigdor Y.Ying Y.Yusim Y.Zhuang

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PETERHOUSE

Matriculation in 2018 feels like a world away, as we excitedly lined up around Old Court, proudly wearing our gowns for the first time. Who could have thought then that our precious three years would have turned out the way they did, with so much of this past year spent away from our University home?

But no matter the time lost, Peterhouse will retain a special place in our hearts. We will never forget the beauty of the deer park, transforming into a meadow in Lent and a suntrap in Easter. Or the glory of Hall, as we are chased out after formals by the harsh glow of electric light, or knowingly telling friends and family our not-so-fun fact about its age. Numerous evenings spent in the JCR, queueing for the pool table or making our way through committee-provided snacks at JCR events.

Our first year ended in the glorious May Ball, which saw the deer park home to a carousel and its student body dancing to

ABBA as the sun came up. And while this may have been the biggest party we saw at College, it was not the only one — from the garden party and our return to childhood on the bouncy rides, to the termly pandemonium that is Dean’s Port, as we gathered in the combination room to drink as much port as the College would give us.

Halfway Hall may have been our last big event as a group, as we all crammed into the JCR afterwards, scrabbling to find tickets for Cindies at the last minute. But it was not the last time we pulled together as a community, with online welfare events replacing the much-loved welfare dog walks. Our experience may have been unusual, but we will forever remember and love Peterhouse.

Sophie Challonder

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1st (back): T.M.Yates M.Zelnys D.Zhang Y.Zhu2nd: B.H.Shindler-Glass C.Simpson J.Sinclair L.S.Smith F.Y.F.Tai Y.Tao K.J.Thurkle J.G.van Es A.Vulić J.M.Walker J.Wang M.Waters E.I.M.Watson B.J.M.Webb N.J.Wegrzycki-Szymczyk S.W.Wiggs M.F.Wong I.E.Wood J.C.Wright 3rd: J-L.Möhrlein A.A.Morgan S.N.Navab K.Nourie Y.M.Nur L.A.O’Connell T.Z.X.Ong F.N.Parvin C.H.Penny

W.G.Pierce B.E.Pierzchala A.A.Prus K.J.Ram-Prasad J.L.B.Redpath T.A.Richards H.M.Richardson D.C.Rigby M.Sarafian S.Shahed S.R.C.Sheard 4th: L.Klever J.I.Kwon A.K.Lage H.Y.N.Lee E.H.Lewis K.Y.Li K.M.Lilley S.J.B.Lim Y.Lin D.C.Lipton A.J.Lovett J.A.MacColl E.McNulty L.A.Mandell H.Y.Mao M.F.Mateo M.Matranxhi J.Mei J.D.Miller 5th: J.F.Henney P.J.Herz J.P.Higham

T-R.U.Hillaire L.Hong S.R.Hookway E.N.Horsfall X.Huang B.E.Huissoon K.N.Jelincich Ross A.D.Jenkins R.K.Jha X.Jiang K.L.Jones J.G.M.Jowett S.Kampli T.Kelly A.F.Kent B.Z.Keresztfalvi E.Kettmann G.L.Kinsley 6th: H.D.Dawood K.S.Delaunois M.Derbal P.Díaz Espejo I.C.Dignum Y.B.Ding J.W.S.Dulleston A.K.Duraiswamy D.W.L.Elitzer V.B.M.Fendel B.T.Galvin L.W.Gatecliff

B.Geoghegan Hart B.J.Gibson N.M.Gottschling J-J.A.Gray K.Hadano Y.Han L.S.Harvey T.L.L.Haslam P.Heller 7th: P.T.Adigun D.Alvelos Bénard da Costa J.F.Aslet S.T.Banner S.J.E.Bryant A.B.Buckingham H.Butt D.J.Callear C.G.Cantillo Dr S.M.Murk Jansen Dr J.N.Carleton-Paget Revd Dr S.W.P.Hampton Professor M.C.Jones S.C.Challonder I.C.Cho K.E.S.Clarke J.A.Coghlin

J.R.D.Connell J.Cracknell C.R.Cumpsty S.Dai

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QUEENS’COLLEGE

Everybody wants their university experience to be unforgettable. When we first piled into the Fitzpat for our welcome talks, I silently wished for three years like no other. In retrospect, I should have been more specific.

Freshers’ Week passed in a blur, which really set the pace for the rest of our time at Queens’. We matriculated in excellent weather and many of us took to the punts in our gowns. We soon learnt College’s unusual naming conventions, which sometimes made sense, such as John the Barman, and sometimes didn’t, like Jazz and Cocktails. Christmas seemed to come around incredibly quickly — which of course it did, being in November.

In Lent, our Freps hosted a brilliant first year dinner, although neither of them can remember doing so. Then the workload picked up and exams were upon us. During Easter Term we learnt how to share Erasmus Lawn with a couple of hostile ducks, Bounce taught us that alcohol and inflatables make

a better pairing than you might expect, and ‘Afterglow’ became the soundtrack of the term as Queens’ held a fantastic May Ball.

In second year, our thesps, musicians and athletes continued to throw themselves into University life. Even bops managed to reinvent themselves from something of a College in-joke to silent discos that people actually went to, even if most of the night was spent in QBar.

COVID-19 hit and we quickly adapted to the new reality of life online. Michaelmas brought many welcome changes, including free laundry and the chance to ballot with our friends. We also adapted to restrictions by holding household events, like DIY Bridgemas formals, and going paddle-boarding along the Cam.

Looking back, we certainly made the most of our short time at Queens’ and at least we’ll have something to talk about at reunions.

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1st (back): H.E.Johns C.A.Brooker C.M.G.Evershed G.L.Lazarus M.W.M.Albury B.Zhu J.E.T.Hearn S.Koti R.A.Pillinger A.Jegatheeswaran A.Farah A.Terry S.Ellis H.Lopes Williams I.A.Probyn M.C.M.Kuijpers A.R.A.Mee B.Seville 2nd: H.S.K.Khaira F.O.Cheema P.Soongswang E.R.S.Lee H.S.M.Willmoth J.W.Kho T.F.G.Hutchinson E.M.McPherson S.J.Tucker

H.Wilton A.O.Byrne L.Mawlood G.Warren E.Ferry-Bolder P.L.Abbott A.Economou R.T.Morris K.I.Uzwyshyn-Jones I.Sayenko M.Cleasby 3rd: M.A.L.Brown A.L.Smith O.Mustafa E.Bradley W.Rose J.S.Hillion Z.Hu H.An R.J.Garbutt A.Attra D.T.Neubauer S.G.Dodds S.G.Newman T.M.Hall L.M.Gerrard L.J.Kirkwood B.C.Noble E.L.G.Medcalf K.Wareing H.Badger

4th: B.R.F.Margetson-Rushmore A.Sharma C-A.Cheng J.J.Patrick F.Salvati S.Wu R.Chin A.S.Bolot M.D.Sutton H.M.Matthews L.Cosmetatos R.Chow C.Laburthe-Tolra J.O.Wells R.Mudumba A.Alexiu V.O.Ayodeji C.Liu G.Holyoke R.Hoffmann 5th: T.I.Marquand L.M.Mccrindell V.C.Panait S.R.Phillips M.T.Tran M.J.Wadsworth A.E.Feest A.P.Thomas B.A.Philipps L.Ross Russell O.F.Dean T.P.Bowden R.K.B.Larsen A.J.Benton G.M.Brown A.Jones T.Pickett H.R.J.Harris D.J.E.Smith 6th: K.Shen J.S.Bhandal A.Schodterer B.Lofgren A.Fruh M.Aarons C.W.Jameson

J.Macdonald N.F.Budenberg J.Suchánek J.Nelson F.A.Birks J.Reilly V.Babbar T.Speirs A.M.S.A.Ashour M.H.Suri C.M.Beaney S.Joshi C.E.Churchman 7th: S.N.Ng J.H.Lübken R.I.F.Ibbott A.S.Benger R.Francombe G.W.Mercer P.Marshall S.Wang I.Montgomery M.Yao E.M.Bruce M.F.Willows A.J.E.Hill J.Umeria P.Luo A.R.Wilkinson R.D.Chintapalli B.Zhao

E.R.I.Halkes S.L.Hobson 8th: J.Xu K.R.Rauf H.J.Smith A.M.Meade G.E.Cooper V.L.Lakner M.V.Vanko T.Uddin Mullick A.Shah A-B.A.Samad I.Mazur R.M.Mahoon D.Kanabar D.Balan N.Edwardes-Ker N.Protpagorn L.A.Kirkpatrick A.Kinsella Swan A.E.Anderson J.G.R.Taylor

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ROBINSONCOLLEGE

It seems like only yesterday that we were emerging from the depths of the bop room for the first time, bleary-eyed and trying to figure out the words to the Binson Chant. Freshers’ Week passed in a blur of pub crawls, fire safety lectures, and our first experiences of defending Robinson’s definitely-not-like-a-car-park architecture.

After awkwardly exchanging names and subjects with every person we met, our time at Cambridge began in earnest. We settled into a routine of supervision crises and fire-drill sleep deprivation, group dinners in the world’s smallest kitchens and Cindies-queue marriage proposals.

The red bricks and cheap drinks aren’t the only things that make Robinson such a wonderful place. Although the pandemic has stolen much of our time physically together, the sense of community that has endured demonstrates the strength of our Robinson collective. We’re a year group of fantastic, diverse people: academics, politicians, rowers, Union-hacks, musicians, and JCR-residing NatScis.

United against the shocking £1 price hike of GR pizzas, our cohort has enthusiastically embraced all the opportunities Robinson offers. We’ve transformed and created numerous societies, with the RCMS and Brickhouse going from strength to strength, ScotSoc ceilidhs drawing crowds and the Cheese & Wine society making its voice heard (quite literally in J-staircase!).

We may not have had a Robinson May Ball, but we will treasure the many other memories of our time here: mingling in the foyer after bops, glimpsing the garden’s deer, choir practice filtering through Front Court, GR curly fries, singing ‘5 Gold Rings’ on the tables at Christmas Formal, and so many more.

It’s impossible to summarise an experience that has felt both difficult and unbelievably rewarding. Nonetheless, I hope that everyone can look back on their time at Robinson with fondness and I cannot wait to see what everyone goes on to achieve.

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1st (back): A.Adebayo C.Agnew S.Aliji B.Amin C.J.Arnold S.Arora F.Balmer C.E.Balon P.R.A.Barker M.Bradnick Y.Broersma Lamouini J.W.Brown R.J.Brown F.Bushell V.Catherall D.A.J.Chateau F.E.Chua C.H.Clogger E.K.Coates P.Cockburn 2nd: G.E.Cook S.Cooke T.K.Cox M.Cummins T.Cusack R.A.Davidson L.O.Davies Y.Deng K.S.V.Donegan

O.J.Dowling D.Draghici E.J.Edmans V.F.D.Ellwood R.P.English E.Farrell B.Ficiu F.Fisk F.Folkeringa M.C.Fraser H.V.Friend 3rd: G.R.J.Gardner B.M.Gittins C.Golby O.Gottlieb O.Guest E.G.Hall Y.Han O.Harris J.W.Hendy N.S.Hidayatallah D.J.Hohwieler Y.Huang S.R.Iddles Y.Jia L.Jiao L.Jochem E.Johnson B.Jones R.Kawagishi A.Kelson 4th: R.Kennan N.Kingsley

K.H.Kotta T.Y.Ku H.Lambert T.Langlade D.Lappin V.Latour A.Le A.Lee J.Lee Y.Li Y.Lu M.O.Mabifa A.J.Macintosh M.Macleod E.J.Macrae H.Mallinson F.Manaal Z.M.Marsh A.H.J.Martin 5th: J.Meadows J.I.Mitchell S.Mitchell N.More K.E.Palmer S.V.Prakash C.Preston G.T.Pugh C.Qu A.E.Quarrell P.H.Rachofsky J.Rowe M.T.Rujeedawa R.G.Salvia A.Sayles T.Sherman

P.P.Singh M.R.F.Smellie G.S.Spooner T.D.Stinson M.Supramaniam H.Sutton 6th: R-E.Tal H.H.Tam S.Thomson J.D.Thornton A.S.Toledano M.Turner J.E.Turrell J.H.Urban G.Venter C.M.C.Walters Mr. C.D.Barnes Prof.A.D.Yates Dr.D.A.Woodman C.Wang J.Wang Y.Wang Z.X.Wang J.S.Wexler L.K.Wilkinson D.M.T.Winter R.Winterburn C.Xu D.Xu

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SELWYNCOLLEGE

It is hard to believe that almost three years have passed since we matriculated on a sunny day in October 2018. Matriculation now seems like a world away, not least because the world has since turned upside down, but also because of everything we have gone through in our time at Selwyn — from the wonderful friends we have made, to the fantastic experiences we have gone through.

Our year-group has had a lively few years at Selwyn. We have enjoyed a huge variety of events, from our (often high-spirited) formals to the Great Gatsby-themed JCR Dinner, as well as two Snowballs, with the 2019 edition, ‘Planetarium’, organised by members of our cohort. Society life has been busy too, with the Feminist Society revamped and the JCR continuing to support students effectively, thanks to a succession of dedicated committees. Our sporting life has also thrived, from the rugby team winning the 2020 Cuppers Bowl Final, to successful campaigns in the Lent Bumps

for the Boat Club: the women’s first boat achieved a +3 result in 2019 and 2020, while the men’s first boat brought home blades in 2019.

Of course, none of us would have wished for the circumstances in which we have completed the second half of our degrees. Most of us have spent at least one term away from Cambridge, whilst living in a locked-down College has brought many difficulties too. Yet I am beyond proud of the way in which we have all adapted to these challenges. Both before and during the pandemic, I have been blown away by the willingness of Selwyn students to support each other. What I will always remember about Selwyn will be the people, so thank you all for the community we have created, and for making our time here so special.

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1st (back): V.Lazár C.J.Abel K.Agkastiniotis S.Al Saidi K.R.Allick E.A.Argun M.C.Armstrong-Sobolewski A.Arora M.J.Atkins E.M.Bagg G.Barber T.E.Barker-Weinberger Z.E.J.Belcher R.E.Bell R.M.Bell J.L.H.Bishop F.A.Blake A.L.Bofua C.M.Bohan S.E.Boughton 2nd: A.K.Brady T.S.Brook J.R.Brookes K.L.Bushell E.R.Campbell R.V.N.Cardoza C.H.Chai C.S.H.Chan G.J.Chim L.B.Chonavel K.J.C.Chow J.M.Cozens M.Doyle M.Doherty G.S.Duke T.H.Edwards L.E.G.Ettinghausen N.J.Eves B.Fonarkov J.L.A.Frost L.Gal 3rd: M.R.Glover S.K.Gordon R.Gow K.Gu M.M.Hackett A.L.Hilgert S.G.Holmes S.L.Hurd-Thomas C.D.Inman L.Metais H.M.A.Messervy-Whiting S.R.Mehta J.M.McCormack H.Y.Lui A.R.Linfoot J.Li

C.S.C.Leedham K.E.Lee Y.T.E.Lee E.M.Lannaud 4th: Y.Y.N.Lam S.C.Kingsley A.L.Killwick S.J.W.S.Johnston E.D.Jones S.Jia A.D.Ruffhead W.N.Robson M.R.Poynting G.S.Phillips T.A.Paterson R.R.Patel G.I.Oyelade M-H.Oteju T.A.Osborn M.W.M.Ong Z.L.C.R.X.Oh D.C.J.Oh L.E.Oakes X.Y.Ng H.R.Mutton 5th: M.Murashko M.G.Mobio M.A.Mills H.A.Michel C.A.S.Ware G.Y.Uong M.J.Thompson J.S.Taylor G.M.Taylor M.K.Swarbrooke N.Sunyabhisithkul H.Su M.J.Stephens-Jones C.M.Stansfield J.A.Short L.She-Yin P.Sheppard F.E.Sharkey S.Shah E.C.Rae C.J.Scholes

O.T.Schonle 6th: H.Santos Alemán S.A.Sama Y.Zhou X.Zhou Y.Zhang W.Zhang M.C.Zhang T.T.Young A.J.Young Mr R.J.Watson Dr S.O.Sage Mr R.Mosey Dr M.J.Sewell Rev Canon H.D.Shilson-Thomas O.L.Wright M.Y.Wong E.J.Wilson F.G.Whiteside N.R.Wheeler M.G.West H.F.Webb A.F.Webb G.R.Watts

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Whether you chose Sidney, or had it chosen for you, we have all bragged about our proximity to Sainsbury’s. However, there is a lot more to Sidney than just location. From being welcomed by students on arrival (perhaps after a few tries around the one-way-system) to spontaneous chats in the courts and corridors — we have all come to know Sidney as the friendly College.

We made the most out of our freshers’ — four-days, setting (and keeping!) the record for money spent at the Freshers’ Silent Disco by becoming well accustomed to our beloved student-run bar. This combined with our questionable gender ratio had people worried, but we settled down into College marriages ranging from the wholesome to the straight-up dysfunctional.

We found all manner of things to do instead of our degrees — not least by involvement with various clubs or societies. Whether you were on SSCSU or boat club committee, started a society (anyone for some hummus or drum & bass?), got involved in student

theatre or activism, earned a Blue or attended *that* rugby tour, you undoubtedly left your mark on Sidney.

We’ll never forget the Sidney staff we met along the way. We’ve had late-night run-ins with the porters, early morning wake-ups by housekeeping, squash and biscuits with Alan and even early morning meetings with Max Beber.

We definitely felt the impact of COVID-19 on our time together in College and whether you were confined to self-isolation or managed to avoid the direct impacts, many of us will have looked back on our limited normal time in Cambridge and wish we’d squeezed even more out of it.

I hope that we can all be reunited again soon and that for everyone’s sake, we avoid repeating the events of Halfway Hall when it comes to celebrating our graduation!

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R.Shah 3rd: O.Saha J.Parrott P.Gupta Z.Maple W.Hackett N.Chekroun D.Roden J.Antor R.La L.Gomez Cullen W.Kit Chong D.Murguia Barrios M.Schickel A.Sommerville F.Effard A.Buchanan R.Acheson M.Bolding S.Zaidi J.Planells Schiaffino 4th: B.Asquith S.Wise R.Donhue-Hibberd W.Catlow W.El Chaaban S.Watling E.Chant S.Abbas J.Dadiya R.Algie J.Shaw B.Taggart

R.Pennycook T.Fraser M.Samuel S.Kebede R.Zedillo Ortega V.Patillet M.Skrentny 5th: A.Reed I.Dickson T.Hibbs M.Minter T.Bryan M.Strauß E.Weiner R.Ciardiello V.Velazhahan J.El Azar D.Douglas J-JBrady N.Hodges F.Robinson Adams H.Dong W.Wong A.Pitts I.Vintzileos T.Choudhury U.Sunuwar 6th: C.Watkins A.Tan R.Fenner E.Grainger H.Rowlands O.Millard R.Gan I.Andreu Angulo S.Dietlmeier J.Baar F.Liu L.Klaassen. A.Bergin J.Zayshley Y.X.Thung I.Walton J.Pike T.Benedyk J.Innes 7th: M.Macnaughton V.Matthews E.Lees I.Thaler M.Oginski S.Timmins P.Rainford S.Ye D.Shang V.Portales Donoso I.Jain S.Ley D.Campanaro S.Bazley E.Penney M.Brooks E.Hicks E.Denayer A.Sharma D.Gulgowski 8th: L.Baxter O.Scanlon O.Salu

W.Coleman H.Nasser W.Richards D.Cadette M.Antosiewicz A.Ramsay V.Velkey B.Karsberg C.Heller L.Downes J.Etherton J.Peacock E.Radus B.Jackson M.Groeller J.Ibel 9th: J.Tse S.Cromwell M.Pedder Y.Radkovskiy S.Shanker J.Parker S.Irving J.Tyler J.Michniewicz F.Buscall M.Pedersen T.Herberz B.Bird E.Mikkelsen J.Cutts E.Tyler M.El Mukashfi F.Allen D.Sars C.Fairhead H.Durward 10th: R.Kaminer P.Mutter K.McMillan P.Storrs D.Jenkins S.Meka Mr M.Beber Mr C.Maxted Professor R.Penty Dr B.Groisman J.Raw W.Wang K.Ikegami

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I think it is fair to say that the last three years at Catz have been both bizarre and wonderful. The bizarreness started on day one: making small talk with an erudite professor at matriculation dinner, following the stress of writing your name correctly in the 600-year-old register... but it hasn’t stopped being wonderful.

No one wanted the past year to go the way it did. But nor would it be fair to let it eclipse the memory of our time here. I’m reminded of when we all came together — Pimms and strawberries on the grass in main court for the summer concert and the giant inflatables at the Garden Party, the sporting victories of the Hornbearer games and the SCCRUFC Plate, the celebrations of 40 years of women at Catz and the treasured corridor at Cindies. But equally, I’m reminded of the day-to-day life at the College which made it our home — long meals with flatmates in Chad’s (Bridgemas celebrations!), multifarious species of potato in Hall and bumping into friends in main court.

I think this past year taught all of us that it is those friends who make the College so special. Among our diverse cohort of writers, chefs, musicians, rowers, life-drawers, engineers and dancers, we’ve witnessed amazing innovation: a student podcast ‘for all your Catz-based needs’, running in the shape of a Catherine wheel on Strava and a physically highly improbable zipwire over Sherlock Court.

Like the duck who nested outside Chapel, we are fiercely protective of our Catz family. You might have applied to Catz for any reason, but I think it soon became obvious to all of us that it was the right place, a safe space to work, live and play. So, let’s hear it again for the class of 2018, for the wheel!

Jack Stebbing

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1st (back): H.Alemayehu K.X.Amin S.Anson V.Asceulovs G.Aylard P.Babu M-M.Bercariu W.J.Blay P.Bodgener E.N.Booth J.Bostock E.R.Brown M.K.B.Brownlie 2nd: H.Chakka I.S.L.Bunce J.Chan L.Cheng A.Chernaik V.Z.X.Chuang L.Clay-White A.Cochrane M.E.Cognell F.V.Connolly L.Corten G.J.Coupland H.A.Cox J.J.Coyle J.A.Craig

G.Cristin-Marks I.P.B.Crouch A.Czako K.A.Deakin E.L.Dinnage C.Dixon 3rd: A.E.Draisey M.J.L.Edge B.Elliott D.Evans A.Fidler L.Fiedler M.Franklin A.S.Gabriel A.M.Gera M.Gill-Taylor E.A.H.Gobet C.Golding E.Gregson A.Guppy R.Hallatt D.K.Harley N.A.Harris E.Harrison D.W.Hawkes J.Hay 4th: J.A.Hayton D.Hill A.R.Hobson D.Huang R.E.Hunt A.Hussain B.A.Iddon N.Inoue P.Jackson N.Kamath K.H.Khan R.Knight N.Kristic A.S.Kullar C.J.Lamb C.Lee Y.K.A.Lee L.C.Lindsay K.G.Manthry N.A.L.S.Maurin E.M.McDonald 5th: B.McGuire U.E.McKeown

M.C.McLay M.P.McLure K.R.Meehan M.Mehan G.H.Merryweather J.Mikutavicius J.Mitchell E.C.Moar J.Moon C.Morel C.P.Mühlbach H.Newiss I.Newton A.Niazi C.N.Nicolas A.Z.Niven R.A.O’Connell L.G.O’Dowd N.C.J.Öhrner M.Oyelola 6th: S.Perosa A.C.Prickett I.M.J.R.Priestman-Bennett M.A.Rahman M.A.Roberts A.W.E.Roberts O.C.Rosen G.Rumney G.C.Ryan I.Sajid

J.H.D.Saunders M.Schwencke A.Sekar S.Sekar M.Shah G.Shaw E.N.Sinnerton R.Sizer G.R.Smith I.Srpak J.B.W.Stebbing 7th: R.C.Stewart H.Stonebridge B.J.M.Sweeney W-Q.N.Tan H.A.Teasdale A.V.Thompson O.J.Tovey Garcia M.R.Tumber O.Uwejamomere Dr.M.Griffin Prof.Sir M.Welland Dr.R.Dance I.A.I.Vadgama A.Valentukonyte C.E.Veale H.B.G.Vinkenoog

R.Wang A.A.Whitehead S.E.Williams-Dunning J.L.Xia B.Xiao M.J.Zamin Ali

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Whether you began your MPhil last autumn or you stretched your PhD to its limits, we have all lived through extraordinary times at Eddie’s.

In your time here, you have experienced protest, tragedy, and growth. Two years ago, the College installed Catherine Arnold as the first female Master of St Edmund’s, bringing a breath of fresh air. The construction of Mount Pleasant Halls fundamentally altered the accommodation situation; none of us will have to live at remote sites like Swirles Court again. Norfolk Building has been fully refurbished, and the CR has been brilliantly remodeled.

And then there is Covid. Around 180 intrepid souls from around the world remained in College in March 2020 when almost everyone else in the university returned home. We ‘stayers’ will never forget the moments we shared together during that first lockdown. We organised. We took care of each other. We tried our

hand at sports like frisbee and cricket on the field and socially-distanced yoga and Tabata in the orchard. We negotiated new social norms. And, somehow, miraculously, the British sun accompanied us in the journey.

As a mature College with a strong international presence, we come from many different life paths. Each of us brings something special to the community. You can find an Eddie’s student as President of the SU, interpreting on the national briefings on television, or bringing a decade of interior design experience to bear in a remodel of the CR. There can be snags at times as we figure each other out. But in the end, we are the richer for our diversity. And that’s what we will carry with us as we leave this wonderful place.

Christopher Schaefer

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1st (back): M.Abdelrahman M.Aboagye A.F.B.Abu Kasim H.Adams J.Agier A.Alexander-Sefre A.Ali A.Ali R.Anderluh D.Angdinata E.Azad A.Babalola A.Bansal R.Barrett A.Battista G.Bedini A.Belokon S.Biyani R.Bosley D.Boyd 2nd: M.Broeks A.S.Burge F.Burnett-Skelding A.Cavallini G-A.Cazan A.Cengher O.Chai Y.J.Chang J.X.K.Chee P.F.Chen R.Christian E.Cifuentes Perdomo

R.Clark L.Coakham L.Colville A.Conti Negrin E.Copin P.Craig I.David-Rivet E.Davis A.De Lara P.de Lima A.de Vulpian F.Delić P.Doering C.Doherty 3rd: J.Duan J.Earlam M.Edobor O.El-Habbal M.Elshenawy J.Enright M.Espinosa Zarlenga E.Familetto J.Fan Z.Feng Y.Fu Y.Gao J.Gerardy S.Gibbons R.Goh V.Gomezgil Yaspik E.Gomis Watson I.González Guevara L.Gunnoo

W.Guo A.Gupta X.Han C.Harrington M.Hassan A.Hayes X.He G.Holden 4th: Z.Huang M.Ikram E.Isaac S.Islam G.Jain K.K.Janyani A.Johnson P.Jordanov D.Karamarko K.K.Katsuya Gaviria D.Kawende D.Kennedy A.Kerbec M.Khan A.Klukowski S.Kment A.Knagg S.R.G.Krishnan S.Kuipers J.W.E.Kung T.Kuzmich Y.L.Kwan Z.Kyle Y.Lang C.Large W.Y.Lee

5th: J.Lemos Portela E.Leung M.Li S.Li T.Li Y.Li Z.Li Z.Li Z.Li J.Liu T.Liu W.Liu Z.Liu J.Loader K.Lumpa E.Lundh M.Lyu A.S.Q.Ma L.Majetschak B.Malik A.Maos M.Marakis D.Mat S.Mattoo J.McGowen D.Mihaylov K.Militiadou 6th: P.Minhoff P.Molenda S.Moore D.Murali M.Nangyal E.Naveah S.Ninan Mathew J.Oillarburu E.Otterbeck S.Owada S.Park K.Patekar B.Paul S.Pearcy

K.Petch G.Peña Marvizón P.Puhar A.Pujari R.Putti R.Qin I.Radley E.Ramirez-Valdez T.Rao Z.Reuben N.Reynaldo C.Rhodes 7th: D.Riabchenko J.Ridealgh Y.Roh V.Sakulsupich J.San Miguel Navas A.Sangwan I.R.Santa Maria B.Schaumloffel M.Schulz E.Seshadri K.Shang Q.Shen H.R.Shim A.Singh V.Singh U.Sinha K.Smith T.Smith S.Špokaite P.Steele A.Stepanjans

M.Sterett A.M.Stramma L.Sumbwanyambe C.Sun N.Swett M.Szeles 8th: C.Tataru D.Thambar T.Thorne Z.Vanhegan S.Vorri L.Wang S.Wang X.Wang X.Wang S.Waqas Haider Shah Y.Watanabe L.Weekes S.Wenyon A.Westwell M.Williams M.Wolf S.W.Wong N.Yago M.Zaman M.Zemyarska Y.Zeng W.Zhang W.Zhang Y.Zhang Q.Zhao A.Zumbakyte 9th: C.Chung T.R.Kandukuri

P.Misra Y.Nakamura S.Rani S.Ravishankar Dr M.I.Ahmed Ms L.Bacon Mr G.Chesterman Dr A.Colli Dr F.Constantino-Casas Mrs K.Glennie Dr J.Bunbury Ms C.Arnold Dr G.Burgess Dr A.Harter Dr A.Kruppa Dr V.Montemaggi Mr C.Schaefer Dr M.Thompson Ms L.Vogel Ms K.Wilson D.Riveros J.C.Sanchez A.Seyedsalehi S.van Dam K.van Oosterum

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ST JOHN’SCOLLEGE

We all remember matriculation as if it were yesterday, and yet it feels like a different era. It is fair to say that our Cambridge experience has been unlike that of any other cohort. Only a few weeks after Halfway Hall, our lives suddenly changed. None of us expected to spend the next six months at home, nor did we imagine that our final year would be disrupted. Yet this is no time for sadness; in spite of it all, there are many memories and friendships we shall remember fondly.

During the first half our time at John’s, we experienced all that Cambridge has to offer. Dining in Hall, attending chapel services, living in a 16th-century College, but also (and more importantly) meeting bright, unique, and kind people. As Johnians, we were lucky to enjoy the best ents in Cambridge (judging by our much-enjoyed Bridge of Highs page, these are dearly missed) and our sports teams continued to excel both in Leagues and in Cuppers.

After March 2020, we experienced Cambridge under a different light. Though this was not what any of us wanted nor expected, we were left with little choice other than to adapt. It was during these challenging times that we found new ways to support each other. Our final year was difficult: the pressures of Tripos remained, but everything else disappeared in the blink of an eye. At the time of writing, the light at the end of the tunnel is visible and we are tiptoeing towards it. That said, regardless of how life turns out to be in the near (and distant) future, we are confident that we will continue to make the most of it; we’ve done so for the past three years, why would we stop now?

Tim d’Aboville and Candela Louzao Carabel

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1st (back): A.C.Xu A.R.Abrantes Dias R.L.Adams Row Farr U.M.Ahmad F.Aimi L.I.Aitken H.M.K.Almatary H.M.Anderson L.P.I.Appel A.P.Archer I.A.Arden-Jones D.Arman A.V.Atanasov T.L.Augustin A.Aydin L.Badurina B.Balusu T.D.Bartsch M.Basilone M.Battistara E.M.H.Bell C.J.Bennett A.E.Bigwood Z.A.Bischoff E.R.Bishop 2nd: A.M.Blamey L.F.Blavatnik E.S.Bligh F.N.Bošković D.Braam H.L.Bradshaw

N.J.M.Brett L.G.Brunel T.C.O.M.Bulfon T.H.B.But A.F.M.Butcher T.I.N.Butler H.R.E.Camilleri G.Chambers J.K-Y.Chan Y.K.Chan J.G.Chang L.J.Chatterton F.Chen N.S.Chowdhury J-I.Chung A.C.Clark R.J.Clark O.Y.Clarke S.S.M.Clemmow E.Clibbon I.E.C.Cobb G.B.Cooper S.Costea M.J.Coulter A.L.Craig 3rd: B.A.Craig M.L.Cullen M.A.Cunnane T.G.M.D’Aboville H.L.E.Darlison L.F.F.Davies F.P.Davison E.M.De Csilléry

J.C.Deacon A.Dhingra K.R.Dibert A.T.D’Oyly C.Erady X.Fang A.A.H.Fardin A.Farré Orteu A.V.Fernyhough H.A.M.Fieldhouse G.Flamich M.K.Fryatt J.P.Garcia S.Garella G.M.Geekie D.K.Gemmel L.D.George A.D.German C.M.F.Gillain J.H.M.Glick R.D.Guinea-McIntyre R.L.Gutteridge E.Haacke M.E.Handtrack 4th: D.Hansjee T.M.F.Hasson T.F.D.Hawthorn E.R.C.Heath P.Hoehn J.H.A.Hogge M.J.Holcroft G.R.Holden M.Hooijmeijer-Brown T.M.Horniman E.Hudson S.A.Hughes Carew T.G.W.Hunter M.R.Hurst M.W.James N.A.Janisch X.Jin C.Jorge Díaz T.Joyce G.Kakkar A.Kaplan A.O.Katz F.F.T.King G.L.King C.A.Kingham S.B.Kitto P.A.Kotwal P.Kram J.J.Kramer B.M.Kraus T.L.Krumins 5th: T.J.Laméris A.Lahlou A.Lakshmi Narasimha M.E.A.Law L.S.Lawrence T.M.Le Roy-Lewis M.I.Letey A.Y.B.Levin A.L’Heureux Q.Li L.Liedtke

P.J.Lillie M.M.Limback-Stokin C.Louzao Carabel M.Lu B.W.Lustig W.Lyu R.L.Macey E.F.Machin E.M.A.Mainwaring S. Malhotra R.J.Marrow C.Martins M.J.Maruszczak Y.K.Matta C.S.B.Matthews J.G.Matthews A.McBride E.I.McGreevy S.A.McInerney I.C.McIntyre F.McNulty 6th: A.B.McTiffin K.K.Mehan W.Mendonck A.A.Menon J.D.Menton A.G.Mercer H.D.Miao N.Moghaddas F.A.Mohamed Mohideen D.Montesino Jones N.T.Moreau D.H.Moss L.Mu E.E.Murdoch E.Nanni M.Naseer K.C.Nicholls T.J.Nott G.A.Oakes S.R.W.O’Bree P.E.O’Keefe L.A.B.Olde Olthof M.Orvošová K.S.Ouyang R.Pallová A-A.Papanastasiou I.D.Park

R.J.Parsons M.Patat H.A.K.S. Pataudi L.C.Pearce 7th: M.L.Pepper S.C.Pepper J.L.M.Pettersson O.K.Popinska E.A.Proudlock C.C.Prowling B.Qi D.C.N.K.Quist X.Rasul A.G.Raszpla N.S.Raudon G.R.Rawlins S.D.Ray-Chaudhuri A.R.Rice D.J.Rogers B.Rosner M.J.Roxby D.M.Russell D.Sabirova P.Santhosh Kumar J.Scheuer M.M.Schneider K.Schulenburg K.T.M.Seah M.J.G.Sevior N.A.Shah B.Shahab E.H.C.Shardlow

B.M.Sheil C.C.Shim D.N.Silverman R.T.Sippel 8th: A.J.Sneyd P.K.Sremcevic J.T.Stelzer A.R.Stevenson J.Strong-Wright T.Suri J-R.Szongoth M.M.Szybka W.C.Tan T.Taylor E.Thompson M.A.L.Thordson Y.W.Tobgay M.Todd Q.M.T-H.Tsui B.Urmossy B.Vali K.D.Valland K.S.van Hout A.L.van Someren M.Varma S.X.Venter J.M.K.Vieri L.P.J.Vuillermoz M.Z.Waheed E.J.Walker L.J.Walker T.H.Walton Z.L.Wang

E.J.Warburton C.S.Watson 9th: D.Wehner F.F.Whittaker M.Wigdorowitz J.R.Wilson III W.G.R.Wisbey C.J.Wong E.Wood E.J.Wright M.Xiao Dr S.A.Edgley Prof. A.W.Woods Dr N.MacDonald Dr J.J.W.A.Robinson Prof. M.Atatüre Dr A.M.Timpson Prof. Sir Christopher Dobson Mr S.Poppitt Dr F.Salmon Dr S.M.Colwell Dr H.E.Watson Dr A.M.Nicholls Y.Xie Z.Xu Y.Yang J.H.Yates E.G.Young L.Zhang R.Zhang Y.Zhang

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TRINITYCOLLEGE

We will always remember the day we arrived in Cambridge, ready to settle into our new lives as members of Trinity College. The buildings were intimidating, the traditions unfamiliar, the work daunting, the supervisors . . . less scary than in interviews. We quickly made friends in our diverse cohort, and many of us could finally understand how Tigger felt when he said, “I’ve found somebody just like me. I thought I was the only one of them.”

The first few terms flew by, and they were just as trying and wonderful as we had hoped: a mesmerising May Week, punting on the Cam, formals and feasts, bops and ents, drinks in the bar (Monica!) and meals in hall, Burrell’s with and without lights, mornings in Great Court and late nights in the library, Nobel Prizes won and sports competitions lost. More than 470 years after Trinity’s founding, we witnessed the accession of the first female Trinity Master, the raising of the LGBTQ+ flag in College, and celebrations of both our BME members

and of 40 years of women at Trinity. Looking back, it was normal — ‘normal’ at Trinity, of course, being anything but. Then ‘normality’ left our lives, replaced by unprecedented circumstances seemingly determined to test the strong companionship and joie de vivre of our cohort. While the new normal has been tough, it has also brought us memorable moments — the May Week Mega Event, lockdown hobbies, technical difficulties and much baking among them.

So, though our years at Trinity may not have played out exactly as expected, we are still incredibly proud of and grateful for our time at Cambridge. Like those before us, it is now our turn to go out into the world and use our good hearts and sound minds to change it for the better.

Areeg Emarah and Ludvig Brekke

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1st (back): A.Ahmed R.R.Aminzavvar A.Angelico A.Angulo T.Antonov T.Arango G.Archer I.E.Ari J.L.Arthur D.P.Atkinson B.E.Austin C.J.Bambridge-Sutton A.Banerjee M.Barber B.J.Barker L.A.Barratt S.G.Bealing E.Beatty L.Beric Y.Bian M.Bilal F.Birt 2nd: L.Brekke I.P.Brown J.J.Brown B.V.Bukva J.A.Bull A.Butt L.M.Cafoor-Camps T.Cannon L.Cavalleri

R.H.Chalk I.Chan S.Chandrappa L.Chen M.L.Chen S.Chen W.Chen I.W.Chilcott M.J.Choi S.Y.T.Chow T.J.Chow R.Chugh M.Cienciala B.A.Clark T.Cohen 3rd: S.M.Collier F.Conefrey G.Corso A.R.Crasmaru D.J.Cropper F.A.Cudek R.Culshaw L.Dai C.Day H.S.A.de Guise P.Donnelly A.J.Doukakis J.Edwards M.W.Elvidge A.Epelde Blanco J.Eshima A.R.J.Fereday H.T.Gabb E.J.Gathercole S.J.Gerrard E.Groves K.Gupta H.Guthrie 4th: Y.Han A.E.Haria P.D.B.Hartfield H.I.M.Hassan H.S.Heaton B.Hernandez Melian A.M.Hilton H.K.Ho O.S.B.Horne K.A.Horton

C.Hu X.Hu T.A.Huang J.E.Hughes J.G.Hughes T.H.Humphries-Horstink A.Ilic S.A.Imam K.Iyengar R.W.Jacobs W.J.Jankowski I.S.Jayasekera N.Jesic F.Jović 5th: O.Kanchanasakdichai R.J.D.Kang S.Karch A.S.Kardos-Nyheim G.Karlcut S.E.King V.S.Y.Koh P.M.Kongoasa A.Kutsyy M.B.Lawrenson M.LeBon Y.Lee A.K.Leledaki T.Y.Leung R.Li X.Y.Li S.Lim B.D.Lino

L.López Pacios D.Lubyako I.C.A.Lynn S.Ma P.Makris 6th: C.Marcus F.Marijanović T.Marozsak H.V.M.Marshall A.Matevosyan V.H.Y.L.Matthews C.D.McCann C.A.McCulloch T.P.McGachie G.Mo Z.G.Molnar-Saska G.B.Montague-Fuller B.N.Murphy L.Naydenova W.A.Ndhlovu B.Németh J.G.K.Newcombe M.K.Nguyen-Kim K.Nguyen P.Nizić-Nikolac J.O’Brien J.Ocran S.Y.Oh

M.Okánik 7th: Y.Okitani C.Y.Ong G.C.Orfanidis G.Osborne C.M.A.Owen L.Park A.R.Patel J.M.Payne A.V.Pennington A.J.Prabhakar V.R.Prasad V.Pratapa H.V.Quach M.A.Quail P.Radmard V.Rafati-Afshar N.Rasakulasuriar J.E.Read P.Reeck M.A.Reeves J.J.Robey R.E.Rogers J.L.Ross-Biddles 8th: H.Ruane I.S.Russell K.H.Sadzikowska M.Sajgo O.R.Sallusti M.Sargent J.S.Sawhney

H.Schlichter M.J.Schmalian M.Sekularac D.G.Simon H.Smith P.Smolárova O.E.Sommer J.Southern-Wilkins B.A.Springbett E.Steinberger L.J.A.Stuart-Smith J.J.Sun C.V.J.Sunley R.Tao M.S.Tesliuc M.Topalovic M.J.Tzeh 9th: M-M.Troadec Y.Tumarkin A.Ushenin W.Veeranonchai M.F.Vona K.P.Walentynowicz E.P.Walsh Z.Wang S.M.Warrener N.A.Wei Y.Wells

R.West H.Whelan O.F.Wilkinson A.N.Wilson L.Yang M.Yang Y.Yang T.K.H.Yau M.H.Yin Q.Zhang W.Zhao X.Zhao

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As we lined up for the 8am matriculation photo back in 2018, there was an atmosphere of nervous excitement as to what the coming three years would hold, but none of us quite realised what was in store for us. Despite the unexpected twists and turns of our Cambridge careers, we worked hard to make the most of it and still have an incredible time.

Following Freshers’ Week — complete with its traumatising fire safety talks, awkward meetings with DoSes, and our first experiences of the eccentricity of Cambridge’s night life — we threw ourselves into College life, quickly getting involved in a whole range of societies, committees, and JCR roles. From bops to the sorely-missed Superhalls (and of course Marriage Formal and Halfway Hall), ents proved themselves to be a highlight of the calendar with their combination of bizarre themes, cheesy music, and the Aula’s iconic drinks. Though we only got to experience one, the June Event was an incredible celebration of May Week and the Trinity Hall community.

I am confident that we have collectively left a lasting impact. Countless new societies have sprung up: from sewing, to climbing, to croquet, to toast; we truly have created something for everyone, and then some. We have also left the College a better and more inclusive place than when we started, establishing a Gender Expression Fund, running the first BME open day, and working with the College to divest from fossil fuels.

One thing common to everyone’s experience at Trinity Hall is the amazing people you’ll meet. As we leave Trinity Hall with our memories, photographs, and a deep appreciation for kitchens with ovens, I want to wish everyone the best of luck for the future, and I hope we can all meet again soon.

Jacob Smith

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1st (back): C.Akhtar Martinez S.Anand M.P.Arnold C.J.Anderson R.Basili F.M.Bennett E.C.Bird L.Bo A.D.M.Bökkerink E.Bonnon J.N.Boxill Y.Cai E.Casadei T.Chen R.W.Cheong J.Collins M.Cousins A.Das N.C.L.Davies I.Diac 2nd: G.R.Doherty M.S.J.Doorly C.R.Edwards H.W.Y.Erlebach A.W.Forman E.Genaudet M.Gillani L.Graves

A.E.Groombridge S.Gurung H.Hatrick L.H.A.Heathcoat Amory D.F.Heraghty B.V.C.Honigmann J.S.Hull A.Hutchinson R.Imrie E.Johnson A.M.Johnson J.E.Johnson S.Kar 3rd: D.R.Kaushik J.R.S.Kiln M.J.Klein D.D.Kovacs C.H.J.Lai S.H.J.Lai G.R.Laing M.Lammin L.H.Lawrence S.H.Lee K.C.F.Leung L.Lewis J.Li T.Lim M.Lindner B.Lipcsei

A.Liu L.Long E.A.Maciver R.J.Maxwell 4th: Y.E.Mazhar L.K.Molyneux G.Ndombasi A.Nichols L.E.Nolan C.M.O’Brien M.Okitani Q.Pajaziti G.Parnall D.F.Parry Y.K.Patel J.Paul A.Piragatheeswaran A.E.Radford L.Richman B.T.Rogers-Newsome S.M.Royle A.Sainza-Piqué R.Samuels M.A.Savage S.Sexton 5th: V.Siva Shanmugam

B.Skinner Cassidy J.A.Smith J.P.Stollery L.I.Summers Y.Tang L.Thompson C.To D.Tse J.Tsoi Rev.Dr.J.Morris Dr.C.Jackson G.Vethanayakam J.Villar M.Whitefield D.Widdicombe E.Williams L.R.Wood M.A.Woolstencroft J.Wray E.Ykema Z.Zhou

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Just like our retired heroic Head Porter, Mike Wignall, it is now our time to move on from Wolfson. Proud to belong to the most multicultural of the Colleges, Wolves celebrated their diversity pre-COVID with international nights where we shared our languages, dances, and home cooking. We also came together for our lively bops, jazz nights and yoga classes. And whilst often forgotten in the Camfess listings ‘Cambridge Colleges as…’, Wolfson obtains legendary status whenever the Wolfson Howler comes around. Along with our numerous societies, the Wolfson community is also a place of activism. Campaigns started by Wolfson students — including ‘Speak Out’ — take steps to platform marginalised voices.

There are many rites of passage that we will miss, graduating as we are during a pandemic. And although we won’t get to have our Wolfson May Ball (again), we can still taste the delicious donuts and dastardly absinthe threatening to resurface after a thrilling ride on the swing boats

and Ferris wheel of our first year ball. We have had the strange experience of our degree effectively cleaving in two: initially experiencing our thriving College life first-hand, then communicating with our fellow Wolves from afar. However, WCSA has worked so hard to provide fun, support and a continued Wolfson community through it all. Whether that be the great Wolfson Zoom bake off; the trans visibility day Q&A; the International Women’s Day celebration or mental health stand-up comedy.

We are so thankful to the porters, housekeeping, catering and academic staff without whom Wolfson just couldn’t be the warm and welcoming place that it is. We hope to visit Wolfson again, not only to celebrate in the blooming Wolfson gardens, but also to see how our talented cohort have flourished.

Until then: good luck, stay safe, and Ring True.

Katie-Alice Constant and Hannah Twinberrow

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